Exploratory · Concept only

Fujicoaster Fastpass Tee

Attractio fujiana tesserae

$28.00

Mt. Fuji: designed in forced perspective to crown the Japan pavilion in the World Showcase, with a coaster carved down through its slopes – a peak drawn, modeled, and never poured. This rare object, recovered from a timeline in which the mountain was built as planned, entitles the bearer to expedited entry via the Fastpass queue.

Size
Size guide
SizeChest width (in)Length (in)
S1828
M2029
L2230
XL2431
2XL2632
3XL2833
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Field notes

Fig. 619 — Observation

First rumored in the 1980s: an evolution of the classic Matterhorn, but with a Japanese twist. A peak called Fuji, unsurprisingly sponsored by a film company with the same name, would have loomed over a park whose prolific sponsor Kodak was Fuji's fiercest rival, and that sponsor would not share the skyline. The mountain stayed on paper, and the pavilion has kept a conspicuously open space behind it ever since. Known only in whispers: the specimen that lost to a sponsor.

Field RecordSS·A·619
Class
EXPLORATORY — the park that might have been
Genus
Attractio · attractions
Species
fujiana tesserae
Location
Central Florida, never built
First catalogued
Unconfirmed
Last seen
Unconfirmed

Specifications

Fig. 619 — Measurements
CompositionSolid colors 100% Airlume combed & ring-spun cotton · Heathers 52/48 cotton/poly blend
FitPre-shrunk · unisex
Weight4.2 oz/yd² (142 gsm)
ConstructionSide-seamed · shoulder-to-shoulder taping
PrintWater-based direct-to-garment · printed to order
CareCold wash inside-out · tumble dry low · no iron on print

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