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Unboxing: Tokyo DisneySea and Super Nintendo World Japan Haul

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Monday, April 17, 2023
Did you think I would go to Tokyo DisneySea and Super Nintendo World and not spend an exorbitant amount of money on things I absolutely don't need but are way too cute to resist?

Toy Story Hamm Measuring Bowl and Ceramic Mug

Toy Story Hamm Stretch Headband

Left: Tokyo Disney Resort Stainless Steel Tumbler in Black
Right: Tokyo Disney Resort Wooden Chopsticks Set

Tokyo Disney Resort "Where Dreams Come True" Assorted Cookie Tin

Tokyo Disney Resort "Where Dreams Come True" Assorted Cookie Tin

Tokyo Disney Resort Milk & Royal Milk Tea Chocolate Crunch Tin

Tokyo Disney Resort Winnie the Pooh Honey Cookie Tin

Tokyo Disney Resort Toy Story Aliens Chocolate-Filled Cookie Tin

Super Nintendo World Starman Assorted Sweets Tin

Super Nintendo World Starman Assorted Sweets Tin

Super Nintendo World Stainless Steel Tumbler

Super Nintendo World Acrylic Tumblers in Toad (Kinopio) and Yoshi

I promise I'll share all the snacks. But I will keep all the tins to myself. Because isn't that the point?


Tokyo DisneySea
1-13 Maihama
Urayasu, Chiba, Japan 〒 279-8511
+81-570-008-632

Super Nintendo World
Universal Studios Japan
2 Chome-1-33 
Sakurajima, Konohana Ward
Osaka, Japan 〒554-0031
+81-05-7020-0606

Tokyo 2023 Travel Log: Day 2 — Eating at Tokyo DisneySea

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Friday, April 7, 2023
One of the big highlights of going to Tokyo DisneySea (or any theme park, for that matter) is the food. So much so that I decided to make an entirely separate post for it. Here's what we managed to scarf down during our six hours at DisneySea:
 
Mickey brioche bun with custard cream at Mama's Biscotti Bakery

Monsters Inc. Mike melon bun with melon custard at Mama's Biscotti Bakery

Mickey raspberry donut with chestnut cream at Mama's Biscotti Bakery

Donald Duck steamed shrimp bun at Seaside Snacks

Donald Duck steamed shrimp bun at Seaside Snacks

Deep-fried chicken and mozzarella pizza pocket at Breezeway Bites

Gyoza sausage bun at Nautilus Galley

Gyoza sausage bun at Nautilus Galley

"First Prize" set: Pastrami and shrimp sandwich on cheese bread at Cape Cod Cook-Off

Lina Bell cheesecake cookie sandwich with raspberry jelly at Cape Cod Cook-Off

Notable items for me are the Mike melon bun, the Donald Duck shrimp bun, and the pastrami and shrimp sandwich. Unfortunately, we couldn't find the Toy Story alien mochi, but I guess we would've been too full to eat them, anyway...


Tokyo DisneySea
1-13 Maihama
Urayasu, Chiba, Japan 〒 279-8511
+81-570-008-632

Tokyo 2023 Travel Log: Day 2 — Exploring Tokyo DisneySea

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(Warning: This post is long and photo-heavy.)

Our second day in Tokyo was spent at DisneySea. A little ambitious given that it was our first full day in Tokyo and knew we would be exhausted from flying the day before (we only ended up getting 4 hours of sleep), but we did it. We got there at 9:00AM and it was already packed. (It literally took us an hour just to get into the park.) I can't even imagine how crazy it is on the weekend (and I don't want to find out). We decided not to go on any rides because we no longer have the patience to wait 3 hours for a 30-second thrill, so we just walked around. A lot.

Entrance at Tokyo DisneySea

Mediterranean Harbor entrance

Mediterranean Harbor

Mediterranean Harbor

Mediterranean Harbor

Mediterranean Harbor

McDuck's Department Store at American Waterfront

American Waterfront

American Waterfront

American Waterfront

S. S. Columbia at American Waterfront

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror

Toyville Trolley Park

Toyville Trolley Park

Miss Bunny at American Waterfront

Lighthouse at American Waterfront

Marine Life Institute at Port Discovery

Lost River Delta

Lost River Delta

Lost River Delta

Arabian Coast

Arabian Coast

Arabian Coast

Mermaid Lagoon

Mermaid Lagoon

Mysterious Island

Mysterious Island

MICKEY MOUSE!

Yes, we walked over 20,000 steps at DisneySea. Honestly, it was worth the sore feet afterwards. Every single part of this park is stunning, and the attention to detail is incredible. It's a theme park like no other, even within the Disney franchise, and totally unique to Japan. I'm actually glad we chose it over Disneyland. If you don't care about Disney princesses, I would totally recommend DisneySea over its more famous sister.


Tokyo DisneySea
1-13 Maihama
Urayasu, Chiba, Japan 〒 279-8511
+81-570-008-632