Once I reached the venue, I was surprised and delighted to see that one of the leading acts had incorporated Disney clips into their screen show.
Fantasia at it's best.
Most of my Japanese friends have been to Disney World; it seems that a trip to Tokyo is just not complete without going to this theme park. Never mind that most of them are in their late teens to early 20s, they all rave about it. In fact, my home visit partner traveled to Tokyo in September and of course he visited Disney. He brought me back a whole bag filled with Mickey-shaped goodies including these yummy butter cookies!
These cartoons that were created for runny-nosed American children has traveled across the Pacific Ocean to Japan. Who can resist Mickey Mouse?
3 comments:
An interesting idea and example of Japanese globalization, but please explain how Disney in Japan illustrates Japanese globalization. Have you been there?
Tokyo Disneyland is owned by a Japanese company, The Oriental Land Company, who pays Disney character and likeness licenses.
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