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"The Bear Band bears will play now, In the good ol' key of G. Zeke and Zeb and Ted and Fred, And a can saying Waste Please." // Tokyo Disney Resort, Tokyo Disneyland, Westernland, Country Bear Jamboree, 2017 [Source: maple_photogram. Used by permission.]

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29th March 2021

Bunny

Bunny appears in the Country Bear Jamboree show in both Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland alongside her identical sisters. She stands in between her sisters, Bubbles and Beulah as they sing All The Guys That Turn Me On Turn Me Down and appears in the finale Ole Slew Foot as the bears try and drown out Big Al in the regular show.

In the Vacation Hoedown show, she also stands in the middle, but wears a sailor suit type bikini as the triplets sing California Bears and join in at the end for Thank God I’m A Country Bear, while in the Japanese version, the final song is a medley of Camptown Races/She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain/Vacation.

In the Country Bear Jamboree Christmas Special, known in Tokyo as Jingle Bell Jamboree, Bunny is still standing in the middle, but is the only one of the triplets not to be dressed in a red Santa suit as she wears green. In this show, the triplets sing Sleigh Ride and appear at the end for a medley of Let It Snow/Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer/Winter Wonderland, while in the Japanese version, the medley is Santa Claus Is Coming To Town/Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer/Winter Wonderland.

While the Vacation Howdown and Christmas Special shows have since stopped in Walt Disney World, they do still run in Tokyo.

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country bear theater bulletin board, tokyo disneyland 2006

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Here’s the last of the big time swingers, Teddi Barra, performing her heart out onstage! Swing it, Teddi!

sorry about the crying kid in the background

(Oh, and I think @animatronicappreciation might be interested in this!)

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In Episode 2 of Leslie Iwerks' amazing documentary on Disney+, The Imagineering Story, we see this brief shot at the 00:53:00 mark illustrating the attention to upkeep that the cast members of Tokyo Disneyland were giving their new park after it opened. // Tokyo Disney Resort, Tokyo Disneyland, Westernland, 1980s [Source: Screenshot from The Imagineering Story, Episode 2, "What Would Walt Do?"]

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Tokyo Disney Resort recently released a series of mini trash cans to be purchased for home use. The two designs include Tokyo Disneyland's Camp Woodchuck, located in Westernland - as well as a style emulating a can found in the New York Harbor section of American Waterfront at Tokyo DisneySea. MezzoMiki has a detailed series of photos of this merchandise, graciously allowing us to share a few here on Magical Trash. According to our friends at TDR Explorer, the small can design, which can sit on a desk and be used as a pen/pencil holder, retails for $14 (¥1500). The larger size, which looks like an household trash can you'd find in a bedroom, retails for $36 (¥4000). So, who is traveling to Japan any time soon and wants to help build out the Magical Trash Museum? // Tokyo Disney Resort, 2018 [Source: MezzoMiki. Used by permission.]

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Westernland by Brooke Pearce