Walk-around characters included Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Elmo, Ernie, Bert, The Count (first appeared in late 1990s) and Zoe (first appeared in early 2000s). The characters' voices were dubbed by Japanese voice actors, including the ones from NHK's dubbed version of Sesame Street. Mojabo and Teena from the Japanese co-production of Sesame Street also appeared in the park near the end of its run. The reason for Tokyo Sesame Place's closure is presumably due to the Sesame Street characters having more success at Universal Studios Japan since 2003.
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| - Walk-around characters included Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Elmo, Ernie, Bert, The Count (first appeared in late 1990s) and Zoe (first appeared in early 2000s). The characters' voices were dubbed by Japanese voice actors, including the ones from NHK's dubbed version of Sesame Street. Mojabo and Teena from the Japanese co-production of Sesame Street also appeared in the park near the end of its run. The reason for Tokyo Sesame Place's closure is presumably due to the Sesame Street characters having more success at Universal Studios Japan since 2003.
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| - Walk-around characters included Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Elmo, Ernie, Bert, The Count (first appeared in late 1990s) and Zoe (first appeared in early 2000s). The characters' voices were dubbed by Japanese voice actors, including the ones from NHK's dubbed version of Sesame Street. Mojabo and Teena from the Japanese co-production of Sesame Street also appeared in the park near the end of its run. The reason for Tokyo Sesame Place's closure is presumably due to the Sesame Street characters having more success at Universal Studios Japan since 2003.
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