Candy lady at Epcot

[dairyou]

I read in a previous post about a candy lady in Epcot. She is in the Japan pavillion or something around there. I wrote down her schedule, but lost it. Does anyone know it or can tell me where to look it up to find it?

Thanks!

Deb

 

[Disney_1derland]

Japanese candy artistry from Asakusa, Tokyo.
Monday-Friday at 1:00, 1:40, 3:10, 4:10, 4:55 & 5:40pm
Length of show: 20 minutes

from: http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/

 

[dairyou]

Thanks Lori!

Deb

 

[eblondie]

Using that same website it now says....

Japanese candy artistry from Asakusa, Tokyo.
Sunday-Thursday at 1:00, 1:40, 3:10, 4:10, 4:55 & 5:40pm
Length of show: 20 minutes

 

[Disney_1derland]

I think I read somewhere that he updates weekly so I guess it can and DOES change! Rather quickly too! So I'd check the week you are leaving!

 

[mrsschlep]

What is the candy lady and what does she do? (Obviously she probably makes candy but maybe some specifics would help me out.) Thank you

 

[Disney_1derland]

check out the site posted above, it will give you an explanation. She's one of very few in the world. It's a traditional japanese art and she is the first woman to do it I believe. I haven't seen her myself, but am looking forward to it during our November trip.

 

[slp87]

We've seen her our last 2 trips and it really is amazing. She makes the candy for free and gives them to people who are watching. I recommend arriving about 10 minutes early if you are wanting to receive one.

 

[cleo]

Miyuki's schedule does change so be sure to pick up a map and/or Times Guide when you enter the park. She's well worth planning your day around, especially if you have children with you. Truly an amazing artist.