Tokyo Disney Sea

I feel like it has been a long time since I've posted! We've been busy with final studio rehearsals this past week and we are all getting very excited to get into costume and on stage! We debut April 10th and we are so ready!!!!

Last week I finally had the opportunity to go into one of the parks, Tokyo Disney Sea!!! I have been looking forward to exploring this park for years after hearing so many wonderful things about it from different Disney friends! It turned out to be a beautiful day and although the park was insanely crowded, we made the best of it by going to see all of the shows rather than riding the rides!

Mama Keiko accompanied us to Disney as well!! She was so much fun!

The first thing we saw when we walked in was this welcome float with
Mickey and friends sailing around greeting every side of the lake!

We were excited to wear our Disney attire!

We watched the first show of Big Band Beat! Look
at this queue! It was a fantastic show!!!

We met this cutie in line! Mama knew her and her parents and we got to
hang out with her for quite a while. She sang "Let it Go" to us in Japanese!

I mean, how sweet is this?

Let's take a minute to reflect on how incredibly beautiful this park is!!!

And my personal favorite...

Mermaid Lagoon! Look it's Atlantica!!!!

We had a lot of fun with the hats all around the park!

And we made our own Parade!

And we channeled our "Shining Star" choreography on Tower of Terror!

I think Disney Sea stole the Atrium statue from the Magic...

We were lucky enough to have the chance to watch our friend Saori in
Mystic Rhythms! She is one of the Japanese dancers in our cast and she is
the sweetest thing. Not to mention a beautiful dancer!!! She has been with
Mystic for four years and is excited to make the transition into One Man's Dream!
She also trained in London and has impeccable English with a hint of an
Australian accent because her boyfriend is an Aussie!

It was a really fantastic day!

This is a video one of my cast members posted on our One Man's Facebook page! It's a hilariously mostly accurate example of things we say/think and do as gaijin in Japan!

And the just as funny sequel!