By MOOK Scenic Spots Chen Wenlin | Compiled Report
The honey-loving little bear Pooh, the timid pink piggy Piglet, the bouncy Tigger, and the gloomy Eeyore have all been beloved childhood companions for both kids and adults. Now, a surprise appearance of Winnie the Pooh has been spotted at Shinjuku Station in Tokyo—his stuck-in-the-tree-trunk bum looks both funny and adorable.
Winnie the Pooh’s bum stuck in a tree trunk at Shinjuku Station is super amusing (Photo / ディズニ0?┘/p)
A dedicated Winnie the Pooh area at Shinjuku Station includes tree-trunk-shaped pillars and a Pooh tree hole (Photo / ディズニ0?┘/p)
It turns out that this year marks the 40th anniversary of the long-running Winnie the Pooh feature film. To celebrate, Disney Japan has launched a major promotional campaign, featuring not only a limited-time Winnie the Pooh-themed restaurant but also many new Pooh merchandise items. This hidden station theme was actually created by Japan's JCB card as part of their promotion for a special Winnie the Pooh edition card. They built this exclusive Pooh space along the Tokyo Metro’s Metro Promenade connecting walkway. Additionally, Japanese netizens can use the specially designed photo frame app within My Disney to snap fun photos—it’s so cute, it’s the envy of many.
Japan JCB issues a limited-edition Winnie the Pooh card (Photo / Disney)
Disney Japan has launched many new Pooh-themed merchandise items (Photo / Disney)
Special Pooh photo frames in the My Disney app (Photo / Disney)
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