What black magic is this? Yes, probably a review that should belong in one of the specific stations…read morearound the Japan Pavillion but in this case do whatever you need to so you can find the frozen Kirin. Supposedly in locations like Kabuki Café and Garden House. Anyway... when I saw it on the menu passing by I thought "frozen" was this exaggerated term, or maybe just a knick name of sorts, or perhaps some kind of weird link to Frozen (2013). Well, in this case it is literal... Kirin frozen beer is a cold draft lager topped with a smooth, whipped crown of frozen beer foam kept at -5°C (23°F). The icy foam acts as an insulating lid that keeps the liquid beer underneath cold for up to 30 minutes. This is something you need to experience at least once in your life!

The Japan Pavilion is one of the most visually striking and well designed areas. From the large…read morepagoda to the torii gate near the water, everything feels very authentic and thoughtfully placed. One of the highlights here is the peaceful garden area in the back. It is a great place to take a break, enjoy the scenery, and just slow down for a bit. The koi pond and landscaping add to the calm atmosphere, making it one of the more relaxing spots. The Mitsukoshi Department Store is a must visit. It is surprisingly big inside and has a wide variety of items from snacks to unique gifts. Even if you are not shopping, it is fun to explore. For food, Katsura Grill is a good option with vegetarian friendly choices in a quiet setting. The seating area is slightly tucked away, which makes it less crowded compared to other quick service spots. Parking is handled through the main park parking, so there is no separate parking for this pavilion. Reservations are not needed for most quick service spots, but if you plan to dine at table service restaurants nearby, booking ahead is a good idea. A helpful tip is to visit both during the day and at night if you can. The pavilion has a completely different feel in the evening with lighting that makes it even more beautiful. Overall, this is a perfect mix of culture, shopping, and peaceful scenery. It is definitely one of the must visit areas to spend some relaxed time. You must see the drumming show.

The Chocolate Museum is awesome. Dave was the tour guide and took us through the history of how…read morechocolate is made. He was great and so funny. I would highly recommend. I was not a fan of the cafe. The food was not very good to me, but definitely may be my personal taste.

Dave was a fantastic tour guide loved his humor it was amazing chocolate samples were top tier so…read moredifferent and exotic The service was great everyone was kind and attentive The inside of the store is beautiful

As with most of the pavilions at Epcot, this place is an absolutely wonderful experience!…read more Italy had this awesome Juggler who came out to entertain the crowd. His crowd interaction was so much fun! The food options were not terribly great and I would avoid the pizza quick serve completely. The tiramisu was good though. Drinks were meh. A lot of fun but missing some key ingredients.

The atmosphere at this pavilion in Epcot was great!…read more I loved the wine offerings as well as the street show that was going on. The street show itself brought so much energy with the crowds. I didn't get any food when stopping here, but everything smelled great.

The very recognizable and famous espn globe located on premise of Disney owned ESPN Wideworld of…read moreSports. Very fun and cool photo op and one you will see on pretty much every filmed sporting event held on premise at this massive sporting complex. Overall a fun site and a must have picture when visiting the complex. Always really crowded when big events are held at ESPN so makes for a good center point or meeting spot.

Another beautiful landmark in celebration!!! Tiny park with benches and barbecue grills right by…read morethe water!

Cute Mikey Mouse power line on I-4! Couldn't find parking but looked at it for a while, while in…read moretraffic. Lol.

I know! Can you believe that a Mickey shaped power line transmission pylon is a landmark in…read moreCelebration? You'll always know that you're getting closer to Disney World when you see it. In some cases (depending on which direction), you'll know when you're moving away from it. Especially when you're inching your way through I-4 traffic. This landmark is very near the Orlando area's malfunction junction known as I-4 and 408. You'll get a great view of the Mickey Pylon when you're stuck on I-4 during the rush. It really does serve a purpose. It was built to transmit power from a Tampa Electric substation to the electric company that supplies the resort. I'm not sure who owns what electric company nowadays. Let's just say it was very much needed at the time. I saw it for the first time when our house was being built. We were traveling every weekend from Melbourne (on the east coast) to Tampa. The traffic was a nightmare after getting off onto I-4 from the Bee-Line Highway. Not the greatest memory, but the landmark still triggers many conversations.