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| rdfs:label | - Unidentified Imperial script
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| rdfs:comment | - Unsurprisingly for an attraction at Tokyo Disneyland, the Tokyo version of both Star Tours and Star Tours: The Adventures Continue features writing and speech in Japanese. The Be a Stormtrooper! videos shown in the queue area also feature Imperial recruitment slogans written in Japanese and English (with the English written using the fictional Aurebesh alphabet as well as normally.). The various videos in the queue area also feature a similar writing style.
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| abstract | - Unsurprisingly for an attraction at Tokyo Disneyland, the Tokyo version of both Star Tours and Star Tours: The Adventures Continue features writing and speech in Japanese. The Be a Stormtrooper! videos shown in the queue area also feature Imperial recruitment slogans written in Japanese and English (with the English written using the fictional Aurebesh alphabet as well as normally.). The various videos in the queue area also feature a similar writing style. While the language of first publication for most Star Wars material is English, the non-canon comic series Tokyopop's Star Wars Manga and the ambiguously canon 1987 Star Wars video game were first produced in Japanese.
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