Tokyo Disneyland marks 25th anniversary

Tokyo Disneyland marks 25th anniversary

CHIBA, Japan - Tokyo Disneyland in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture, marked its 25th anniversary on April 15. Celebrating the anniversary, the theme park (in photo) began its new parade, ''Jubilation!,'' featuring characters from the Disney films coming together for a pageant the operator says is filled with dreams and fantasy. (Kyodo)

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