Epcot Update: Work in Canada, Japan & More (Part 2)

If you're reading this, I guess you have already checked out PART 1, am I right? If not, please head there first, so that you can begin your virtual tour of the park from the entrance. If you have already seen part 1, we just need to continue:

Work on the great Canadian Castle is really progressing. The entire building has been eaten up by tarpaulins:

The area is still closed to the public, of course:

The Northwest Mercantile shop is still open, though:

"Welcome to Canada," says Duffy, the long-forgotten Disney Bear:

The entrance to Le Cellier Steakhouse, with the O' Canada signs on the sides:

The Victoria Gardens are truly magnificent:

More pictures of the castle:

It's a hard hat area:

The view, from the other side of the lagoon:

Work has begun on some areas, in preparation for the 2011 edition of the International Food & Wine Festival:

Signs for the Festival:

In the Moroccan pavilion, new hot pepper plants have been planted:

They look great:

In Japan:

Work continues on the quick-service restaurant:

Wall have been expanded, and they now include also the small gift shop in front of the big stairway:

Pictures of the area from above:

Demolition in progress:









The Japanese fort:



The gift shop:



A new, temporary cart has been placed next to the closed shop:

The new stand where yo can place reservations for the Japanese restaurants:

The mysterious box near the American Adventure:

I had never noticed these nice barrels before:



They're located right next to Disney's worst-kept secret's booth:

More preparation for this year's Food & Wine Festival:

Usually, this is the spot for the Biergarten:

Behind the walls:

An elevated light in the Norwegian pavilion, which looks quite bad:





Some pictures of the famous geodesic dome:

Bye, Epcot:

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