Identity

When people entered Tokyo Disneyland, many left their real world identities behind the gates and don things they would probably not wear in reality.

It was as if they were magically transformed in the land of magic.

Clones

An interesting phenomenon in Tokyo Disneyland, is that the Japanese who appeared to be good friends walk around dressed in the same way, from head to toe.

Observing clones moving about in “uniforms” with my Samsung Galaxy Note 8.

Yosakoi – Cheers

It was freezing cold at 10 degrees but their smiles were warm and their acts enthusiastic. My Samsung Galaxy Note 8 love the cheerleaders!

Yosakoi 3 – Flags

The Japanese teaches us their master acts on waving humongous flags.

Wowed by their skilfulness with my Samsung Galaxy Note 8.

Yosakoi 2 – Disney

Hello – fancy meeting Daisy and Chip and Dale here. Even the spectators are dressed appropriately.

Yosakoi

At the very electrifying 27th Yosakoi festival in Sapporo Odori Park. The dancers, young and old, are hyper energetic and passionate, embodying the Japanese spirit of giving 200% of their best!

Yosakoi-style dancing has spread throughout much of Japan. The style of dance is highly energetic, combining traditional Japanese dance movements with modern music.

Infected by the energy with my Samsung Galaxy Note 8.

Dinner

A fish out of water is dead meat, but freshness on the table. Absolutely felt like the ocean is in my mouth. Appreciating dinner with my Samsung S6.