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Tokyo DisneySea

Tokyo DisneySea

The themepark inspired by tales and legends of the sea that’s directly connected to Tokyo Disneyland.

9 Sep 2026 See More

Come once and you'll be hooked; come many times and you still won't want to leave—that's the magic of Tokyo DisneySea!

Every time I step into the park, I still get that feeling of “Ah—I’m back in a magical world again!” Unlike the atmosphere at Disneyland, DisneySea has an added sense of romance and international charm. What you absolutely can’t miss is all the Duffy and Friends stuff 🧸🤎! This is Duffy’s magical kingdom. From the characters and decorations to the merchandise, everything is so cute that it’s completely irresistible. Limited-edition items are especially hard to resist, and I always end up leaving with bags full of purchases.

I personally really like Ariel’s concert. If you sit in the upper-right section, you can even wave to her up close! Compete with friends to see who’s the best shot in the Toy Story laser gun challenge, take a boat ride and explore under the sea with Nemo... and make sure to catch the parade too. It’s a very full day. This year marks the 25th anniversary, so it looks like I have another good reason to go back and explore the new area!

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