[For Women] Recommended Party Entertainment, Games, and Performances
There are times when you’re asked to put on a performance or plan some entertainment for a wedding, a company dinner, or year-end and New Year parties—and it can be hard to figure out what to do.
Maybe you’ve ended up doing it alone with no one to consult, or you’re just not comfortable performing in front of people to begin with.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of classic and recommended ideas for entertainment, dances, and skits especially for women dealing with these worries.
Choose something that feels manageable for you, based on the number of participants and the members attending.
If you set aside your embarrassment and give it your all, you’re sure to liven up the event!
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What about the proposal words and situation?
This is the kind of dare you’d want to use on newlyweds or friends who just got engaged.
A proposal is a huge event for a man.
He’s probably put a lot of thought into it and pulled off some cool lines or actions he wouldn’t normally show! Everyone around would love to hear about it, but for the person himself, it couldn’t be more embarrassing.
That said, depending on the couple, it might have been a reverse proposal from the woman! And if everyone in the group is single, having them talk about their “ideal scenario” is a great option too!
A skit/stand-up routine by a popular comedy duo
When it comes to doing a comedy act, it’s easy to think, “Isn’t that a bit too difficult?” or “What if nobody laughs?” But how about completely copying and performing a famous, tried-and-true routine from a popular comedy duo? Try taking on a sketch that won competitions like the M-1 Grand Prix or King of Conte—materials that make everyone from kids to adults laugh no matter how many times they’ve seen it! Routines with distinctive catchphrases or those that are easy to tweak a little are especially recommended.
Dance ‘Idol’
YOASOBI’s song “Idol” was written as the theme for the anime Oshi no Ko and became a huge hit, especially on streaming platforms.
How about trying a dance to this highly popular track? A key point is that there’s no fixed choreography, so you can enjoy it with your own free moves.
Since the song’s major theme is the image of a perfect idol who captivates people while hiding the truth, choreography that channels an idol vibe is recommended.
While keeping the song’s brisk pace in mind, give your all to expressing maximum cuteness.
two-person robe (Nininbaori): a comedic act where two people share one kimono-like garment, with the rear person acting as the arms for the front person
Ninin-baori is a traditional performance enjoyed at parties and banquets.
The person in front wears a cloth, while the person behind plays the “hands,” controlling the movements.
In scenes where they try to make the front person drink or eat dumplings, the awkward hand motions are sure to get laughs.
Adding ad-lib touches—like missing the mouth or moving exaggeratedly—will make it even livelier.
The audience can join in by calling out or offering advice on the movements, creating a stronger sense of togetherness.
It’s a perfect idea for cherry-blossom viewing with a distinctly Japanese atmosphere.
Umbrella spinning
Umbrella spinning is an entertainment act that incorporates elements of traditional street performance.
The performer balances objects on the handle of an umbrella and spins them.
It’s important to secure a spacious area at the cherry-blossom viewing site and keep the audience at a safe distance.
You can make it even more exciting by changing the types of items you spin or having two people spin at the same time.
Increasing the number of items or raising the difficulty step by step will heighten tension and anticipation.
It’s also recommended to incorporate spring-themed props and perform under cherry trees or in spots with a river view.
manzai (a traditional Japanese stand-up comedy duo performance)
When it comes to entertainment that instantly brightens the mood of a cherry-blossom viewing party, manzai comedy is the go-to.
A duo sets a theme in advance and delivers lighthearted jokes and punchlines about spring and cherry blossoms.
It’s recommended to weave in seasonal material and relatable “everyday” bits from the office or school.
Keeping a snappy back-and-forth naturally draws the crowd in.
The key is to wrap things up with a final punchline that brings the story together and hits a peak of laughter.
With brisk banter, unique facial expressions, and more, it’s a great idea for delivering all kinds of laughs.
TT Brothers
The comedy duo Chocolate Planet, who broke out in the 2019s, have a signature bit called “TT Brothers.” It’s a very bright and fun routine.
It’s simple—riding the rhythm while looking for T shapes—but if you hunt for Ts around the party venue, you’re sure to get clapping, laughter, and a big boost in energy.
Give it a try cheerfully and clearly, with your fingertips stretched straight, and have fun with it!
Who is doing ○○?
The physical challenge game “Who’s Doing ___?” is fun both for participants and spectators.
Prompts include “Who actually ate the death sauce?”, “Who’s getting the electric-tingle massage?”, and “Who’s watching horror?” The audience tries to guess.
If a participant actually gets the prompt, they can react honestly or try to tough it out.
Everyone else acts to fool the crowd.
It’s guaranteed to get everyone hyped.
Arunashi quiz
It’s a timeless classic with no chance of failure! “Aru-Nashi Quiz” is a game everyone can enjoy together.
Following a certain theme, players list things that “have it” and things that “don’t,” and use those clues to guess what the theme is.
It works your brain like a riddle, and it’s perfect for parties with people of all ages.
If you add fancy prizes, it’ll be even more exciting.
air guitar
At the 19th Air Guitar World Championships held in 2014, a Japanese competitor, Nanami Nagura, won the title, drawing attention even from people unfamiliar with air guitar or rock.
Air guitar is where you pretend to play the guitar in time with music, and it’s surprisingly powerful and entertaining! While it may have a strong male image, many women also shine in the competitions! Put thought into your costume and show off a cool air guitar performance.