Anyone else check out the Japanese Pavillion's "Tin Toy Story" exhibit? It was really fascinating! A nice way to get out of the sun for 15 minutes. Its tucked way in the back so alot of people probably didn't know it was there (i think there was a kidcot station though)
How long has it been there? What was John Lasseter's involvment beyond lending his face to the video? I know that he's a huge fan of Japanese pop-culture and tin toys (hence the Pixar short "Tin Toy"), I'm wondering if the display was his idea. I think some of the toys might be from his personal collection (though most are from a Japanese gentleman featured there as well).
How long has it been there? What was John Lasseter's involvment beyond lending his face to the video? I know that he's a huge fan of Japanese pop-culture and tin toys (hence the Pixar short "Tin Toy"), I'm wondering if the display was his idea. I think some of the toys might be from his personal collection (though most are from a Japanese gentleman featured there as well).
