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If I remember right, it was in the castle/fort structure that you walk under on the way to Journey.
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The Official "TPR Japan Trip 2007" Thread
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by TheLastGunslinger » Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:12 pm
Wow, I wish I had the money to get over to Tokyo DisneySea; it looks absolutely beautiful.
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by pagemaster_b » Mon Jan 14, 2008 10:20 pm
cfc wrote:OK, where was the "gay Roman sex" painting? I missed that one, somehow.
If I remember right, it was in the castle/fort structure that you walk under on the way to Journey.
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by Wood Dragon 1988 » Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:40 am
Thanks for the update. Another good, long dose of Japanese stuff-very cool. 
If anyone actually has a list of all of the popcorn flavors in Tokyo Disney, I'd like to see it.
If anyone actually has a list of all of the popcorn flavors in Tokyo Disney, I'd like to see it.
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by Mozart67 » Wed Jan 16, 2008 3:53 am
LOL I saw "Bag of Suck" and immediately thought it was..um, never mind. Great TPR and photos, everyone! You really make the off-times fun and goofy. Just when you think Japan cant be anymore random, you have something like..what was that, Walking Tree Guy?
I think I would actually break my decades-old vow and go to a Disney park in Japan. THAT Mouse looks fun, unlike the last one I went to, which..well, it was fun looking at it, I suppose.
Stupid Mayfield Question #246: I still dont get the castle jokes. I mean, none of them are especially big, but I wouldnt want to paint them, either. Guess I missed it!
Have fun!
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I think I would actually break my decades-old vow and go to a Disney park in Japan. THAT Mouse looks fun, unlike the last one I went to, which..well, it was fun looking at it, I suppose.
Stupid Mayfield Question #246: I still dont get the castle jokes. I mean, none of them are especially big, but I wouldnt want to paint them, either. Guess I missed it!
Have fun!
Scott
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by Sean Menefee » Wed Jan 16, 2008 6:19 am
Mozart67 wrote:Just when you think Japan cant be anymore random, you have something like..what was that, Walking Tree Guy?
It's Slim from A Bug's Life:
http://www.pixar.com/featurefilms/abl/chars_pop12.html
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by Nrthwnd » Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:05 am
^ When a few of us were about to leave Tokyo Disneyland, I saw a man dressed up in total gold and silvery reflective material, and almost looked like he was representing (I thought) a mirror ball in a Disney film!
I was close.
Turns out (we found out through asking) he was dressed as the chandelier in "Beauty and The Beast" in the ballroom scene where main song is sung by Angela Lansbury (as her character, Mrs. Potts).
You never knew with some of these costumes, heh heh. But it was really great when there were one or two (like these) that you had to think about, and figure out.
I was close.
Turns out (we found out through asking) he was dressed as the chandelier in "Beauty and The Beast" in the ballroom scene where main song is sung by Angela Lansbury (as her character, Mrs. Potts).
You never knew with some of these costumes, heh heh. But it was really great when there were one or two (like these) that you had to think about, and figure out.
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by Sean Menefee » Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:18 am
Haha it doesn't hurt that I'm a total Pixar nerd as well. 
As for the update, very cool stuff to see. Someday I hope to be able to visit some of the other Disney properties that aren't stateside. Till then, these photos and TR's will have to do.
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As for the update, very cool stuff to see. Someday I hope to be able to visit some of the other Disney properties that aren't stateside. Till then, these photos and TR's will have to do.
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by Louise » Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:00 pm
Someone in the group I was hanging out with that day got a picture of a REALLY funny Woody and Buzz Lightyear (one of whom was female) costumed pair. Was it Chris??? Whoever it is needs to post it, they were great!!!
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