Disney Flagship Tokyo will turn part of its Shinjuku store into a Disney Channel exhibit from August 5 through 31. The display pairs a High School Musical 20th-anniversary installation with a fan vote for Perry the Platypus.
Concept art places the High School Musical display in the center, a Disney Channel news and history wall on one side, and the Perry voting display opposite it. The Perry project uses character art from Phineas and Ferb.
Sticker offer begins August 19
Beginning August 19, guests who spend at least ¥2,000, including tax, can receive a High School Musical 20th-anniversary sticker while supplies last. That date is 20 years after the Disney Channel movie's first Japanese broadcast.
High School Musical first aired in the United States in January 2006. Its story follows Troy Bolton and Gabriella Montez as they audition for their high school's musical, a choice that disrupts their usual social circles and basketball plans.
Sources: Disney Channel Japan's July 31 exhibit announcement, the official exhibit details and Disney's 20th-anniversary announcement for Japan.
Image: Disney Channel Japan.
