Party games for women that are guaranteed to be a hit

Slipper relay

Banquets, Year-End Parties, and Party Game Collection: Slipper Relay — Tips for Organizers

It’s a simple game where several people link arms and relay a slipper from foot to foot, but it requires quite a lot of balance.

In mixed-gender groups you might feel the need to be considerate, but among women you can enjoy it without worrying about that.

Model Walking Relay

[Banquet/Party Game] 2×10m Relay: Model Walking Relay

You relay-walk a set distance like a model.

But instead of walking normally, you walk with a magazine clamped between your thighs.

Walk without dropping it, then hand the book to the next person to continue the relay.

How difficult it is to walk changes depending on the thickness of the book.

Pedometer Dance

Banquets, Year-End Parties, and Party Game Collection [♪ Manpo ~ Dance] — Organizer’s Sweet Spot

I’ll carry a pedometer and dance to rack up steps.

Some pedometers surprisingly don’t count properly if you’re just walking, so the key is how you dance, flail about—no, dance like crazy—to boost the count.

It’s a game that gets tougher the longer the time limit is.

Up-Down-Left-Right Game

Recommended for year-end parties! The Up-Down-Left-Right game

A game where you read a pre-prepared passage, and whenever the characters for “up, down, left, right” appear, you turn to face that direction.

You have to respond to both the on’yomi and kun’yomi readings, too.

It might be pretty challenging! You do need to prepare the passage beforehand, but since it doesn’t require any special equipment, it’s easy to play.

Hot oden with a two-person haori (a two-people-in-one-coat act)

[Danger] Trying to eat piping-hot oden in a two-person kimono act turned into a disaster lol

It’s a thrilling game where you do nininbaori and eat piping-hot oden.

Normally, the goal is to sync your timing and eat neatly, which means success, but with boiling-hot oden it also tests the eater’s courage! Nininbaori is hilarious to watch and fun for the audience, too!

One-Leg Rope Sumo

What you need isn’t strength, it’s technique! One-Leg Rope Sumo [Party Game]

While standing on one leg, two players pull on two ropes; the one who falls loses.

In this game, the stronger person doesn’t necessarily win—strategy and timing seem to decide the match! Anyone can join in! In a kid-versus-adult contest, the kid might even win!?

linked ring traversal

[Banquet/Party Game] Connected Ring Pass-Through

It’s a ring-passing game where several people hold hands in a line and form a large loop using a string or ribbon.

The loop is passed over the first person’s body and on to the next, who also steps through, and so on.

The team that gets the loop from the first person to the last without anyone letting go of hands, and does it the fastest, wins.