Popular Japanese accessories brand Maison de FLEUR has started selling new goods as part of the Disney Collection. This time, Baymax from Big Hero 6 takes center stage, and items are available now at Maison de FLEUR locations nationwide and online.   The company chose Manami Enosawa to model the collection–a fitting choice, as Baymax is her favorite Disney character. Enosawa will also act as the director of the apparel brand ARUMDY starting this fall. The Baymax collection features a total of eight items perfect for everyday use. Fans can find everything from slippers featuring the robot’s face to bags, charms, and pouches perfect for bringing to school or carrying around town.  Come enjoy Maison de FLEUR’s newest goods featuring Baymax, one of the most popular Disney characters in recent memory.

With just a small bit of ingenuity, turn everyday food into something cute using Kaori’s Easy Recipe! With a few simple ideas, an ordinary recipe magically transforms into a cute dish.   Today, I'll teach you how to make Baymax mushi-pan steamed bread.  

Ingredients

This recipe makes 5 portions140g strong flour20g granulated sugarPinch of salt3g dry yeast3g baking powder5g vegetable oil85ml-90ml milk (room temperature)   1 Mix everything together in a food processor. If you don't have a food processor, you can also knead the ingredients well by hand.   2Ferment at 40℃ for 40 minutes. If you don't have a fermentation machine, leave in a warm environment.   3Once the dough has doubled in size, divide into five portions and put into separate cups. If using paper cups, rub a little bit of oil inside.   4Bake in the oven at 40℃ for 20-25 minutes.   5After baking, steam in a steamer for 12-13 minutes. If you don't have a steamer, put into a frying pan or large pot with a little bit of water and cover.   6Once cooled, use some nori seaweed to make Baymax's face and you're done!  

Tokyo Disneyland® is set to open its all-new Beauty and the Beast area of the park tomorrow on September 28, 2020. It's opening in line with the new Big Hero 6 attraction, Minnie Mouse area where guests can meet Minnie, and the park's new popcorn shop.   MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON was granted early access to the news areas, so here's our review!   Check out our review of the new Beauty and the Beast area too here: https://www.moshimoshi-nippon.jp/362152  

The Happy Ride with Baymax: The world's first Big Hero 6 attraction

The Happy Ride with Baymax ride has guests joining one of the personal healthcare companion robots on an exciting cart ride. The park is limiting the number of people allowed on the attraction at once due to the pandemic. To board the attraction, guests need to download the app after entering the park.  

Big Pop: Tokyo Disneyland's first popcorn shop

Tokyo Disneyland's first permanent popcorn shop opens in Tomorrowland. This space-themed shop serves up a whole range of flavours like cookie cream, caramel and cheese, and strawberry milk. There's also four different popcorn baskets to choose form, including Big Hero 6 and Beauty and the Beast designs.  

Minnie's Style Studio: Meet Minnie Mouse

This studio imagines Minnie Mouse as an international fashion designer who designs outfits, shoots photos, and more. Guests can meet Minnie Mouse at her studio if they book in advance.   ©Disney

Tokyo Disneyland® is set to open its all-new Beauty and the Beast area of the park tomorrow on September 28, 2020. It's opening in line with the new Big Hero 6 attraction, Minnie Mouse area where guests can meet Minnie, and the park's new popcorn shop.   MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON was granted early access to the Beauty and the Beast area - here's our review!   Check out our review of the new Big Hero 6 attraction and Minnie's Style Studio too here: https://www.moshimoshi-nippon.jp/362221  

The world of Beauty and the Beast brought to life

The area connects Belle's village to Beast's castle by way of the forest. At the entrance to the village, guests will immediately spot the cottage of Maurine, Belle's father and the vilage inventor. Beyond that is Gaston's water fountain as well as a restaurant inspired by Gaston's bar. There are also other shops that Belle visits in the film, such as the bookshop. It's like stepping into the magical world itself. When you leave the village and head through the forest, you are met by the spectacle that is Beast's castle, coloured in a cute pink. There's a large-scale attraction inside called "Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast."  

The Tokyo Disneyland-original attraction "Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast"

The attraction, located inside the towering 30m-tall castle, features magical cups that guests board. The cups dance in rhythm to music from the film as they take guests through iconic moments seen in the Disney classic. There are many surprises and discoveries to be found inside the castle. The park is limiting the number of people allowed on the attraction at once due to the pandemic. To board the attraction, guests need to download the app after entering the park.  

Village shops based on the movie

The Village Shops area features a line of shops inspired by those seen in Belle's town, each of which sells various items from clothing to accessories and souvenirs. There are around 100 pieces of merchandise for fans to sift through. The shops are also carrying out measures against COVID-19, showcasing the items in a display only so they cannot be touched when entering the store. Guests must use the sign-up system on the app beforehand if they want to enter the shop.  

La Taverne de Gaston

All the little details have been captured to recreate Gaston's bar, making it like a snippet right out of the film.

Big Bite Croissant

 

Very Cheers

Sweet Gaston

The menu features a line-up dishes, drinks, and desserts, like sausage croissants with, French toasted cheese sandwiches, soft drinks made to look like beer, and more. The bar also requires booking on the app prior to visiting.

Le Fou's Churros (Apple Caramel)

Le Fou's is located next to La Taverne de Gaston where you can get your fingers on snacks like apple caramel churros. And don't miss up on visiting the new popcorn wagon either which serves popcorn in a Beauty and the Beast bucket.   The new Beauty and the Beast area is a must-visit for any fan of the film, or for people who want to feel like a Disney princess.   ©Disney

Q-pot is an accessory brand whose products are made to look just like delicious desserts. The brand also has its own Disney-inspired line called "Disney Story Dreamed by Q-pot." into which it has added the cute Baymax from Big Hero 6. Baymax is a tall, round, and white healthcare-providing robot who is gentle by nature. Q-pot. has turned him into delicious confection accessories for their Disney range.  

Daifuku

Necklace: ¥9,500 (Before Tax) / Ring: ¥6,000 (Before Tax) / Bag Charm: ¥7,500 (Before Tax)

 Daifuku is a Japanese confection which features a round mochi filled with some kind of sweet filling, usually anko red bean paste. The shape of a daifuku is perfect for capturing Baymax's form. Underneath the squishy accessories is what feels like real anko.  

Macaron

Necklace: ¥10,000 (Before Tax) / Ring: ¥8,000 (Before Tax)

For these accessories, Baymax has been turned into the traditional French macaron. It's like Baymax really has been filled with fluffy cream. The necklace and ring are also topped with various decorations like the cute little heart.

Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea launched their first ever music playlists on all major streaming websites on Friday, including on Spotify and Apple Music. Music from Tokyo Disneyland features everything from famous ballads and show music from the park to Tokyo Disneyland's nostalgic anniversary theme song, a "Ride Through Mix" that has you feeling like you're on the park's attractions, and more. It's a magic-filled Tokyo Disneyland musical fantasy. Music from Tokyo DisneySea follows the same course as the Tokyo Disneyland playlist, except it also has the theme songs of the park's seven ports. It's packed full of imagination the likes of which you can only experience at Tokyo DisneySea.   New songs are set to be added from both parks each season, so you can feel like you're at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea from your own home all year round!