Create a 18 pages page paper that discusses tokyo disneyland. 3. To recognize how the differences of Tokyo Disneyland to other Disneyland theme parks in terms of the themes and features of the park.4.

Create a 18 pages page paper that discusses tokyo disneyland. 3. To recognize how the differences of Tokyo Disneyland to other Disneyland theme parks in terms of the themes and features of the park.

4. To examine the visitor statistics of Tokyo Disneyland.

5. To know how Tokyo Disneyland maintain the Japanese culture in the park.

Statement of the Problem

The study intends to investigate the success of Tokyo Disneyland in terms of culture, compared to other Disneyland theme parks. Specifically the study intends to answer the following questions:

1. How does the management of Tokyo Disneyland promote the park to the Japanese market even if there is still a touch of American culture

2. What are the differences of Tokyo Disneyland to other Disneyland theme parks in terms of the participation of staff

3. What are the differences of Tokyo Disneyland to other Disneyland theme parks in terms of the themes and features of the park

4. How does Tokyo Disneyland maintain the Japanese culture in the park

Conceptual Framework / Theoretical Framework

This study will apply the input-process-output (IPO) framework. Originating form the Industrial Revolution, the IPO model has been applied to various fields-from manufacturing to communications to computer programming. (Harris &amp. Taylor, 1997) The IPO model is a design of how different input, intermediate, and output variables form causal relationships in a system. (Walliman, 2001) In the IPO model, a process is viewed as a series of boxes (processing elements) connected by inputs and outputs. Information or material objects flow through a series of tasks or activities based on a set of rules or decision points. (Walliman, 2001) Flow charts and process diagrams are often used to represent the process. (Walliman, 2001) What goes in is the input.