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[For Women] Recommended Party Entertainment, Games, and Performances

[For Women] Recommended Party Entertainment, Games, and Performances
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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!

[For Women] Recommended Party Entertainments, Games, and Performances (1–10)

Ranking Battle

[Major Turmoil] When we did the annual New Year ranking check, the disparity within the group was insanely extreme lol
Ranking Battle

A ranking battle game where you compare two items and guess which one is the luxury option.

It’s so popular it even gets TV specials.

Doing a ranking game as entertainment in front of everyone is sure to liven things up.

What’s great is that the audience can also take part.

Why not have everyone excitedly compare the two items and enjoy deciding which ranks higher? For example, prepare one item that’s a multimillion-yen painting and the other a piece drawn by someone at the venue, or compare premium ingredients with supermarket ones.

We also recommend setting up seats for correct and incorrect answers, just like on the show.

Two-person hane-ori showdown

Get the crowd roaring: Showdown! Two-Person Costume [Party Game, Drinking Party Game, Year-End Party, After-Party!]
Two-person hane-ori showdown

If you’re a bold woman willing to swallow a bit of pride and go all-in for laughs, this two-person “ni-nin-bayashi” (two-in-one-coat) game is for you.

It’s simple: form pairs.

Both people wear a large happi coat together; the front person sticks out only their head, while the person in back slips their arms through and puts only their hands out behind the front person’s back.

The person in back can’t see and must feed the front person snacks or hors d’oeuvres.

How much can they eat within the time limit? It’s tough to do, but it’s guaranteed to get the audience roaring!

Magic

Three magic tricks revealed that are easier than eating a meal. Simple yet amazing, and getting lots of buzz.
Magic

How about some magic tricks as entertainment for your party? One of the charms of magic is the wide range of options, from simple card tricks to ones that showcase nimble finger work.

If you choose tricks that require only easy prep, you’ll surely be able to learn them in no time.

With a performance full of surprises, you can create a special moment and liven up the atmosphere without a doubt.

The simpler the trick, the more important your natural presentation! Practice beforehand so the setup and secrets don’t get exposed when it’s showtime.

Tasting Umaibo Blind (Flavor Identification)

[Blind Tasting Umaibo Challenge] Kamaitachi face off to guess each other’s chosen Umaibo while blindfolded!
Tasting Umaibo Blind (Flavor Identification)

Let’s enjoy the welcome party with a “Umai-bō Taste Test Showdown” that gets both the audience and the participants excited! As the name suggests, you rely solely on your sense of taste to guess the flavor.

Everyone knows Umai-bō, and there are actually quite a lot of flavors sold, so it’s perfect for this game.

Participants will eat the Umai-bō while blindfolded, then remove the blindfold, check the lineup of options, and give their answer.

You can also provide a list of descriptions for each flavor.

It might feel easy to guess, but once your vision is taken away by the blindfold, it turns out to be surprisingly challenging.

Fox Dance

Let's all dance the #FoxDance! Choreography video [The Fox]
Fox Dance

Since its debut in 2022, the Fox Dance has quickly become a hit.

It’s a cheer dance performed by the Fighters Girls, who support the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters, wearing fox ear headbands and tails.

The song playing in the background is The Fox by Ylvis, a duo of Norwegian comedian brothers.

It’s perfect as a group performance at parties and other events.

Coordinating cute fox costumes will make it even more exciting.

cheer dance

[Official PV] Gorie-chan “Mickey” ~From Heisei to Reiwa~ [Tried Dancing]
cheer dance

Cheer dance showcases dynamic routines using pom-poms and full-body acrobatic moves.

When a large group performs in perfect sync, it’s sure to leave the audience in awe.

It’s a great choice for celebratory occasions like wedding receptions, and of course for New Year parties or company events.

If you choose easy, approachable choreography, the audience can join in and the energy will skyrocket.

Coordinating outfits for everyone could also be a nice touch.

Give it a try!

Marshmallow Catch

Marshmallow Catch World Championship – Throwing Marshmallows into the Mouth
Marshmallow Catch

Have you ever been asked to put on a performance or do a skit at a party but had no time to practice? Here’s a fun, low-effort idea that always gets people excited: the marshmallow catch.

As the name suggests, you toss a marshmallow and catch it with your mouth.

Start at about one meter, then gradually move farther away from the person throwing.

The more distance you add, the more excited the audience will be watching.

It’s a simple and funny game, but remember you’re dealing with food—so keep that in mind when you try it.

It’s also a good idea to prepare for dropped marshmallows so everything stays clean and safe.