Given the Japan Laserdisc is has been the most accessible way to see the movie in the past 30+ years, it would make sense Japan would be the last holdout in keeping the legacy of this movie alive.
Given the Japan Laserdisc has the most accessible way to own the movie in the past 30+ years, it makes sense Tokyo would be the holdout in keeping the legacy of this movie alive.
Given the Japan Laserdisc has the most accessible way to own the movie in the past 30+ years, it makes sense Tokyo would be the holdout in keeping the legacy of this movie alive.
If disney doesnt change the ride in tokyo, then leave it alone in the U.S. if that offends anyone, dont go, you probably cant afford to go in the first place
Unfortunately, racist attitudes exist worldwide, not just here in the United States. It’s no secret that many Japanese people enjoy customs of “Westernization” a euphemism for whatever Caucasian / White people enjoy, including the erroreous attitude of “White Superiority.” That’s why many Manga and Anime characters are pale, blonde, and blue eyed. I hope the company overseas makes the right decision to retheme the ride too!
The ride has nothing to do with white superiority. Especially in Japan, where absent of the United States’ past, the ride is nothing but a bunch of singing animals. By continuing to make a racist straw man of the ride, you are ironically promoting and increasing racism.
I think Disney should also change Splash Mountain into Princess and the Frog theme attraction for Tokyo Disneyland in Japan as well, so Japanese guests can discover themselves to experience this new ride as well and delicious food gumbo and beignets in Japan as well. Because white American people has happened also attacked and discriminated against all Asians too. So Tokyo Splash Mountain should get retheme too as Bob Chapek hopefully announce this too.
Comments for Splash Mountain in Tokyo Disneyland May Also Get Retheme
Justin
Given the Japan Laserdisc is has been the most accessible way to see the movie in the past 30+ years, it would make sense Japan would be the last holdout in keeping the legacy of this movie alive.
Justin
Given the Japan Laserdisc has the most accessible way to own the movie in the past 30+ years, it makes sense Tokyo would be the holdout in keeping the legacy of this movie alive.
Darth Repeats
Given the Japan Laserdisc has the most accessible way to own the movie in the past 30+ years, it makes sense Tokyo would be the holdout in keeping the legacy of this movie alive.
Huge Disney Fan
If disney doesnt change the ride in tokyo, then leave it alone in the U.S. if that offends anyone, dont go, you probably cant afford to go in the first place
Faithful Friend
Unfortunately, racist attitudes exist worldwide, not just here in the United States. It’s no secret that many Japanese people enjoy customs of “Westernization” a euphemism for whatever Caucasian / White people enjoy, including the erroreous attitude of “White Superiority.” That’s why many Manga and Anime characters are pale, blonde, and blue eyed. I hope the company overseas makes the right decision to retheme the ride too!
Teardro
The ride has nothing to do with white superiority. Especially in Japan, where absent of the United States’ past, the ride is nothing but a bunch of singing animals. By continuing to make a racist straw man of the ride, you are ironically promoting and increasing racism.
prince charming
I guess that Disney did not want to offend all of the black Japanese.
J
I think Disney should also change Splash Mountain into Princess and the Frog theme attraction for Tokyo Disneyland in Japan as well, so Japanese guests can discover themselves to experience this new ride as well and delicious food gumbo and beignets in Japan as well. Because white American people has happened also attacked and discriminated against all Asians too. So Tokyo Splash Mountain should get retheme too as Bob Chapek hopefully announce this too.
J
Time for Splash Mountain gone to all Disneyparks to change Princess and the Frog in Anaheim, Orlando and Tokyo as well in 3 Disneyparks for good
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