Japan calls you in from the Tori along the shores to the giant structures that tower over the entrance. Throughout the day you can hear drummers performing in front of this pavilion. Once you step instide there is a main courtyard with gift shops. Straight ahead is a gate and inside the far building a museum. Elevated on your right above the shop are the sit down restaurants. To your left is a garden to walk through and elevated on your left, through the garden is the fast food location.

Japan usually does not get too crowded, their entertainers do draw large crowds, but they seem to dissipate quickly after the show. You can also get the "classic" shot of Spaceship Earth through the Torii. The Teppanyaki Dining room is a fun place to eat. They cook right at your table.

We wish they would have Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea merchandise or information available. We have never seen any.

• The original dining lineup was:
  • Teppanyaki Dining
  • Tempura Kiku
  • Matsu No Ma Lounge
  • Yakitori House
    
    
    

• EPCOT Overview
• Future World Overview
• World Showcase Overview
  • Mexico
  • Norway
  • China
  • The Outpost
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • American Adventure
  • Japan
  • Morocco
  • France
  • International Gateway (The walkway to the EPCOT Resorts)
  • United Kingdom
  • Millennium Village (Closed now but was open 2000-2002, now the World Showcase Events Pavilion)
  • Canada