Japan

Walt Disney Japan's own Disney Fairies site, run apart from the US one. You made your fairy (My Fairy), decorated her room, visited and wrote to other children, and played minigames. It also had Pixie Preview story clips, wallpapers, and stationery to print. It is offline now.

Tinker Bell content for Japanese mobile phones, 315 yen a month: ringtones voiced by Tinker Bell's Japanese voice actor, phone themes, and mail art. Mobile My Fairy turned a photo of your face into a fairy for a wallpaper or mail art. It ended with Japan's old mobile phone services.

In cinemas from December 23, 2008, on DVD from April 3, 2009. Tinker Bell's Japanese voice was picked by an open audition by mobile phone, July 25 to August 15, 2008, with 17,358 entries. Sairi Fukamachi, a voice school student from Tokyo with no voice acting experience, won the final audition of five on August 24, announced on September 16. Maaya Sakamoto voiced Fawn, Romi Park voiced Vidia, and Akira Ishida voiced Bobble. Yukina Kinoshita was the film's cheer captain. The Japanese ending theme was "Yōsei no Uta" by Shione Yukawa, who wrote the lyrics. She sang it live at a preview on December 6, 2008.

In cinemas from December 23, 2009, on 162 screens. Yukina Kinoshita, cheer captain again, gave the opening-day stage greeting at Shinjuku Piccadilly. A costume design contest for children got 839 fairy dress designs. The winners were shown in a fashion show by child models, and the top design was a ginkgo-leaf dress. Ayumi Tsunematsu voiced Lyria. Ayumi Hamasaki's "You were..." was the Japan-only image song, used in the TV commercials. The Blu-ray and DVD came out on May 21, 2010 and were No. 1 on the Oricon weekly anime DVD chart. At the release event on May 19, 2010 at Tokyo DisneySea Station, Atsuko Maeda, Erena Ono, and Rino Sashihara of AKB48 arrived on the Disney Fairies train.

Only the first two films were in Japanese cinemas. This one went straight to DVD and Blu-ray on August 3, 2011, and premiered on Disney Channel Japan on April 13, 2012. From this film on, the Japanese versions kept the songs of the US versions.

TV special, 22 minutes, first shown on Disney Channel Japan on May 18, 2012. Satomi Arai voiced Chloe. It is also a bonus on the Secret of the Wings Blu-ray. Pixie Hollow Bake Off was never released in Japan.

DVD and Blu-ray on January 23, 2013, 75 minutes. Kenyu Horiuchi voiced Lord Milori.

Blu-ray and DVD on May 21, 2014, after Germany (February 13) and the US (April 1). Naoya Uchida voiced James and Kazuo Kumakura voiced Smee.

Blu-ray, DVD, and digital release on May 20, 2015, the same day as the complete box sets.

Avex released the Tinker Bell soundtrack on December 3, 2008, 38 minutes, 2,600 yen. Track 11, "Yōsei no Uta" (3:06), is a Japan-only bonus. The Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure soundtrack followed in December 2009, also 2,600 yen, opening with Demi Lovato's "Gift of a Friend".

Tinker Bell music arranged for wind band by Eiji Suzuki, published by Yamaha Music Media in May 2009.

Six Blu-ray discs, 19,800 yen, with a set of four postcards and bonus content. Released with Legend of the NeverBeast. Production ended on December 31, 2015.

16,500 yen. Released with Legend of the NeverBeast. Production ended on December 31, 2015.

Original Japanese manga about Petit, a clumsy fairy who wants to be like Tinker Bell. It ran in Nakayoshi Lovely in the spring, summer, and autumn 2006 issues and the winter 2007 issue. Kodansha put it out as one book on April 6, 2007: A5, 160 pages, 901 yen with tax.

Kodansha manga versions of three of the chapter books, about Vidia, Tinker Bell, and Rani, 476 yen each. Two came out in November 2007 and the third in June 2008.

Shogakukan, August 2011, 905 yen, 97 pages. A manga version of the film with picture-book pages and a history of Tinker Bell.

Kodansha's translations of the US Disney Fairies chapter books, 23 volumes from September 2005 to November 2009, 880 yen each. Three picture books came out in the same line in October and November 2009 at 820 yen. ティンカー・ベルの秘密 and ティンカー・ベルのチャレンジ were reissued in March 2019, and ティンカー・ベルの秘密 came out as an e-book on April 26, 2019.

Four more translated chapter books from Kodansha, 800 yen each, April 2011 to May 2014. The fourth, 光の妖精イリデッサ, is by Nnedi Okorafor.

Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg came out as プリラの夢の種 in September 2005, and Fairy Haven and the Quest for the Wand as ラニーと魔法の杖 in November 2007. Both were Kodansha hardcovers at 2,400 yen, translated by Sachiko Kashiwaba. Paperback editions in two parts each, 780 yen a part, followed in September 2008 and September 2009.

Four Kodansha books, one each about Rani, Beck, Fira, and Lily, March to May 2007, 780 yen each.

Two sets of four picture books, 900 yen each: the first from August to November 2006, and the second, 新おはなし絵本, from May to August 2008.

Kodansha guide to Tinker Bell and the fairies of Pixie Hollow, July 2006, 920 yen.

Kodansha: 妖精たちのいるところ (November 2007, 1,600 yen), ネバーランドの妖精たち (September 2008, 1,900 yen), the look-and-find book ティンカー・ベルをさがせ! (September 2008, 1,600 yen), and ティンカー・ベルとなかまたちをさがせ! (December 2009, 1,600 yen). The ティンカー・ベル サウンドブック, a book with sounds, came out in October 2008 at 3,800 yen.

Kodansha books of the first six films, 1,200 yen each, December 2008 to June 2015.

Kodansha picture books of the first two films in its Disney series: ディズニー名作ゴールド絵本 (October 2008 and December 2009, 430 yen), 新編ディズニーアニメランド (November 2008 and November 2009, 760 yen), and 新ディズニー名作コレクション (November 2008, first film only). ディズニースーパーゴールド絵本 ティンカー・ベル followed in October 2010 at 438 yen, and the アニメランド Tinker Bell book was reissued in May 2011.

Kodansha board books for ages 2 and up: ティンカー・ベルとつきのいし (June 2023, 650 yen, a new edition of the 2009 Gold picture book), ティンカー・ベル (October 2023, 630 yen), and ティンカー・ベルのたからさがし (April 23, 2024, 650 yen, 18 pages). All three are in print.

Novels of the first four films, 700 yen each, December 2008 to February 2013.

Paperback novels of the first two films, December 2008 (619 yen) and December 2009.

This is animation ティンカー・ベル (December 2008, 800 yen), and two テレビ絵本 picture books of the second and third films (December 2009 at 476 yen, and August 2011).

The pop-up book ディズニー・フェアリーズ妖精の谷 ピクシー・ホロウ (October 2007, 3,000 yen, reissued October 2009), Disney Golden Collection books of the first four films (2009 to 2013, 400 yen), the ティンカー・ベル エッセンシャルガイド (December 2009, 1,400 yen), a Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure jigsaw book with four puzzles (2010, 900 yen), and a Disney Premium Collection Tinker Bell book (November 2025, 580 yen).

ティンカー・ベルとダンスパーティー (2007) and ティンカー・ベル妖精たちの春まつり (2014), 1,800 yen each.

Sekai Bunka-sha, July 2007, 1,200 yen. Colour therapy and power stones, themed on the fairies.

Poplar Publishing's translation of the Never Girls series, six volumes from March 2014 to January 2016, 920 yen each.

Hachette put Disney Fairies books in two part-works: the Golden Book Collection (four issues, February 2022 to July 2024, 635 to 772 yen) and the Disney Mini Book Collection (four issues, 2025 to July 2026, 908 yen).

April 22 to June 30, 2009. The show Fairies Primavera ran twice a day on Mediterranean Harbor, about 20 minutes, with Mickey and Minnie as carnival king and queen. Tinker Bell, Rosetta, Iridessa, Silvermist, and Fawn rode a boat, with dancer units for Spring (marguerite), Bulgaria (rose), Italy (mimosa), Spain (sunflower), and France (lavender). The harbor music used vocals from the Tinker Bell soundtrack. The fairies met guests at Lost River Delta. Cafe Portofino, Zambini Brothers' Ristorante, Ristorante di Canaletto, S.S. Columbia Dining Room, and Magellan's had special menus. The event CD came out on April 29, 2009, 2,100 yen, and was sold in the park from April 22.

April 1 to June 30, 2010, the last year. The show used music from the Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure soundtrack, and Terence joined it and sometimes the greeting. New Tinker Bell's Garden topiaries stood beside Zambini Brothers'. The event CD came out in April 2010, 2,100 yen, with Fairies Primavera and Spring Fever in Bulgaria, France, Spain, and Italy versions.

Peter Pan's Tinker Bell appears in Fantillusion (from 1995), Jubilation (2008 to 2013), the White Holiday Parade (2010), Dreamlights (from 2011, with a pixie-dust light effect on the Peter Pan float), and Happiness is Here (2013 to 2018). The daytime parade Harmony in Color, from April 15, 2023, opens with her. In Tokyo Disneyland she is also in a World Bazaar window and at Mickey's PhilharMagic.

Spinning family ride in Peter Pan's Never Land, part of Fantasy Springs, Tokyo DisneySea's 8th port, open since June 6, 2024. About 2 minutes, 4 riders per buggy in two rows of two. Riders deliver goods for the mouse Cheese through a summer marsh, an autumn forest, a winter forest, and a spring valley, and end at Cheese's birthday. The queue passes the fairies' hideaway and the delivery center with its crayon roof. Tinker Bell and Cheese are the only characters in the ride. A ride-through mix of its music is track 3 on the Fantasy Springs music album (Universal, June 2024, 3,000 yen).

Fantasy Springs ride where Tinker Bell's pixie dust lifts the boat. About 6 minutes, 102 cm minimum height, with Disney Premier Access.

Lookout Cookout, with about 200 seats, sells Pixie Dust Soda (kiwi) for 750 yen. The star on top dissolves into silver-leaf sugar. Tinker Bell's popcorn wagon in front of the Busy Buggies sells roast beef popcorn, 400 yen a regular box.

Sold at Emporio from May 28, 2024. T-shirts (3,600 yen for 110 to 120 cm, 4,300 yen for M to L) with wings on the back that glow in the dark, a headband with ribbon wings, shoes, and glitter (2,200 yen), a shoulder bag (2,900 yen), and a drawstring bag (850 yen). Also keychains, pins, a Cheese plush charm (2,200 yen), a light-up toy (2,000 yen), a cushion (5,400 yen), a duvet cover and pillowcase set (7,000 yen), towels, a mug (1,900 yen), stationery, chocolate (1,000 yen), and cookies (900 yen).

Character room themed on Pixie Hollow, announced on November 7, 2014 and open for stays from February 14, 2015, with the Alice and Beauty and the Beast rooms. The Cinderella room followed in March 2015. 40 m², as a Superior Room (floors 5 to 9, up to 3 adults) or a Superior Alcove Room (floors 3 to 9, up to 4 adults). From January to June 2023 they cost 58,000 to 110,500 yen and 62,000 to 115,000 yen. The rooms face the main entrance, not the park. They have flower-shaped lamps, a bell-shaped light in the alcove, a leaf throw, a window table made of coins and screws, and a hidden Mickey on the dresser. Tinker Bell figures have also stood on the lobby fountain, the walls, and the top of the dome since the hotel opened in 2008.

Imagining the Magic "Color of Fantasy" Room, January 15 to June 30, 2026, with new photos of the Fantasy Springs characters, Tinker Bell among them.

A Disney Resort Line monorail wrapped inside and out for the Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure Blu-ray and DVD, April 1 to June 30, 2010. The outside showed Tinker Bell and five fairies among colourful flowers, and the cars had flowers inside too. AKB48 members rode it to the disc release event on May 19, 2010.

Takara Tomy A.R.T.S gacha figures made to sit on a shoulder, about 3.5 to 4 cm, 400 yen a turn, October 2024. Five kinds: Tinker Bell, Silvermist, Rosetta, Iridessa, and Fawn.

Takara Tomy A.R.T.S gacha, November 2015, 400 yen, four kinds: smiling, sitting down, fallen over, and with a keyhole. Reissued in the week of November 17, 2025.

Tinker Bell Tomica in the Disney Vehicle Collection, 1,900 yen at Disney Store Japan.

Bags and accessories with Peter Pan's Tinker Bell, from May 1, 2025: a heart shoulder bag (19,800 yen), a wallet (15,400 yen), and a bag charm (5,500 yen).

Kids' shoes in the SUKU² Disney Collection, two models at 5,940 and 6,490 yen, in mint and navy. Online from January 18, 2023 and in stores from January 25.

Tinker Bell goods on the store include a memo pad and an eco bag with the line "All a Tinker needs".