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|appearances = ''[[Cars 2]]''}}The '''Tokyo National Art Center''' (国立新美術館) is a big, modern art museum in [[Tokyo]]. In ''[[Cars 2]]'', the museum hosts the [[World Grand Prix|WGP]] Tokyo Welcome Party, where [[Miles Axlerod|Axlerod]] interviews [[Lightning McQueen|McQueen]],agent [[Rod Redline]] got captured by [[Grem]] and [[Acer]] and [[ | |appearances=''[[Cars 2]]''}} | ||
The '''Tokyo National Art Center''' (国立新美術館) is a big, modern art museum in [[Tokyo]]. In ''[[Cars 2]]'', the museum hosts the [[World Grand Prix|WGP]] Tokyo Welcome Party, where [[Miles Axlerod|Axlerod]] interviews [[Lightning McQueen|McQueen]], agent [[Rod Redline]] got captured in the bathrooms by [[Grem]] and [[Acer]] and [[Mater]] meets with [[Holley Shiftwell]]. | |||
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*In real life, the National Art Center is a different shape, does not include Tokyo at the beginning of its name, and is located on land instead of water. | *In real life, the National Art Center is a different shape, does not include Tokyo at the beginning of its name, and is located on land instead of water. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:27, 19 June 2024
The Tokyo National Art Center (国立新美術館) is a big, modern art museum in Tokyo. In Cars 2, the museum hosts the WGP Tokyo Welcome Party, where Axlerod interviews McQueen, agent Rod Redline got captured in the bathrooms by Grem and Acer and Mater meets with Holley Shiftwell.
Trivia
- In real life, the National Art Center is a different shape, does not include Tokyo at the beginning of its name, and is located on land instead of water.