lurkyloo
The Attic was just perfect!
- Joined
- Aug 24, 2006
The Disney Store is in the same building as yet another wing of Ikspiari, this one themed like a nighttime entertainment district and called "B'way"
I love these details!
Another fabulous store, this one selling a nice mix of unusual and familiar items in a faux supermarket setting
Who *doesn't* need one of these?
Across from the theater is a real live radio stationyou can look into the booth and watch the DJ, plus they have a video camera on him that feeds a monitor you can watch.
I saw some of the best fake food yet outside Rainforest Café. There are shops in Tokyo that sell high quality (and high-priced) fake food to restaurants (more on that later in the trip), but I have a feeling these dishes all had to be custom-made.
I still had more time to kill, so I rode the monorail around a few times to take pictures. I even got to sit up front because there's no driver and *anyone* can sit there! If you can beat a pack of little kids to a seat, that is.
There's a whole lot going on out front of Tokyo Disneyland I'm not sure it's as aesthetically pleasing as the front of the Magic Kingdom or even Disneyland.
The first time we rounded the bend toward Tokyo DisneySea, I decided I wasn't going to look at the park because I wanted to be surprised
That silliness didn't last long the second time around!
I love these details!
Another fabulous store, this one selling a nice mix of unusual and familiar items in a faux supermarket setting
Who *doesn't* need one of these?
Across from the theater is a real live radio stationyou can look into the booth and watch the DJ, plus they have a video camera on him that feeds a monitor you can watch.
I saw some of the best fake food yet outside Rainforest Café. There are shops in Tokyo that sell high quality (and high-priced) fake food to restaurants (more on that later in the trip), but I have a feeling these dishes all had to be custom-made.
I still had more time to kill, so I rode the monorail around a few times to take pictures. I even got to sit up front because there's no driver and *anyone* can sit there! If you can beat a pack of little kids to a seat, that is.
There's a whole lot going on out front of Tokyo Disneyland I'm not sure it's as aesthetically pleasing as the front of the Magic Kingdom or even Disneyland.
The first time we rounded the bend toward Tokyo DisneySea, I decided I wasn't going to look at the park because I wanted to be surprised
That silliness didn't last long the second time around!