Tokyo Disneyland celebrated its 37th anniversary last week. Traditionally, this would be marked with a special line of merchandise released on April 15th. But since the parks have been closed since February 29th due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, we didn’t get to hear much about the line. Until the latest issue of Disney Fan came to our mailbox here in Japan! That’s right, the official Disney magazine in Japan shows off the latest in TDR merchandise! So let’s take a look at Tokyo Disneyland’s 37th Anniversary merchandise line, which is themed to Fantasyland this year. Please note that since these are magazine scans, the resolutions may not be ideal for some smaller items. In any case, you’ll notice some fun details about this merchandise, which is collectively themed to Fantasyland. All of the characters and motifs seem carved as if they were made by Geppetto (you’ll even notice Mickey is wearing a set of lederhosen.) Inside the anniversary mug, you can see Maestro Mickey from the old Mickey Mouse Revue stage show. Check out all the fun hidden details below!
Pin – ¥1000
Fridge Magnet – ¥850
Can Badge – ¥310
Orgel Music Box – ¥1500
Bag Charm – ¥1900
Watch – ¥8500
Pouch – ¥2400
Hand Puppet – ¥2800
Tomica Vehicle Set – ¥1800
Stuffed Badges – ¥2000 Each
Sticker – ¥310
Memo Set – ¥500
Accessory Case – ¥2000
Double-Pocket A4 Folder – ¥370
Black Pen & Mechanical Pencil Combo – ¥1500
Sticker Set – ¥500
T-Shirt – ¥2600 for S/M/L/XL, ¥2900 for XXL
Drawstring Bag – ¥850
Mini-towel – ¥750
Washcloth – ¥750
Coffee Mug – ¥1500
Postcard – ¥300
Lots of cool stuff in here this year! I love that the designs revolve largely around Fantasyland, especially with the upcoming New Fantasyland expansion opening sometime in 2020! The magazine noted that the merchandise should be released in May, when the parks are currently set to reopen. This may change as the COVID-19 situation in Japan develops.
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