Walt Disney World's EPCOT World Showcase Country Pavilion Series video 3: Japan pavilion, 2021. In this series, I explore each of EPCOT's 11 world showcase country pavilions in depth, sharing interesting facts, history, hidden and lesser known details, and everything you need to know to make the most of your visit to EPCOT at Walt Disney World! In today's video, we explore the Japan pavilion, it's theming, architecture, shopping at Mitsukoshi, one of the oldest surviving department store chains in the world, all of Japan's dining options from sit-down to quick service to festival food, Bijutsu-kan featuring the Kawaii exhibit, pavilion layout, and every beautiful area, from hidden pathways and bridges, to beautiful Japanese gardens and waterways, to popular restaurants, quick service dining and everything in between! I also share some emotional footage of the Matsuriza Taiko drummers from their last ever performance at Walt Disney World over a year ago. I’ve never before released this footage until now. This video is meant to be a fun, thorough romp through one of the most beautiful and detailed pavilions at EPCOT, to show you everything you can do there! Since Flower & Gardens Festival 2021 is going on, I also include the beautiful dragon topiary and show you the festival kitchen dining options! Have you visited the Japan pavilion? What's your favorite part? Thanks for watching! Arigato! 

Link to the Matsuriza Taiko drummers from EPCOT:   / matsurizataiko  

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