The Japanese website had several registration pages, and they were each used during different years. Most of them were Flash files. The rest were simply html pages with no Flash files in use. All of these registration pages could be seen on the link ( http://toontown.disney.co.jp/1st_regist.html )
1st_regist.swf[]
This Japanese registration Flash file can date back to around year 2006. It started off with a screen of Toons riding a trolley, and had a giant "GO" button to take the user to the next screen if clicked on. However, regardless of whether or not the button was pressed, the screen would progress on its own after a bit of time. The button was also a color indicator that would signal when the screen was going to change, as it would start off blue at first, but the flip over and turn red. Shortly after turning red, the screen progresses to the registration form.
The registration form was like most other registration forms whereas it required an E-mail, password, etc. The password required a minimum of six characters, but did not necessarily require numbers. If one of these requirements was not met, the dialogue next to the blue register button would turn orange and a gloved hand would point to what was missing. On the left side, Mickey Mouse could be seen, and if his dialogue box button was clicked, images of Toontown along with selling points were displayed. There were 8 selling points in total, and after the last one, Mickey returns to his default position and dialogue.
The Toontown logo in the upper left corner would take the user to the link ( http://www.disney.co.jp/disneybb/toontown.html ) and when rolled over, would say "TOP." Whether this has anything to do with top.swf is unknown. However, what is known is that the 1st_regist.swf file was indeed connected to top.swf, just not through the Toontown logo button. Upon clicking the orange button above the registration fill-out section, the user was taken to ( http://toontown.disney.co.jp/top.html ), which was one of the places where top.swf could be seen.
When all requirements were filled out and the register button was pressed, it would take the user to the link ( https://bbcommon.disney.co.jp/dbb/webSimpleUserRegister.jsp ) which is another link that all of the registration pages shared in common.
Form.swf[]
This Flash file had two versions, one that dated back to 2006, and another that dated back to 2007. The first version was not a registration page in itself, rather, it was a smaller part of a registration page. In it, a blue monitor falls from the sky, and afterward, Mickey appears via jumping out of a teleportation hole. This Flash file also addresses another Flash file, "ttto_kioku.swf," by using a small screenshot of it. The blue monitor used to display something Toontown related, but it is unknown what was originally displayed.
The second version was fully its own registration page, complete with a form to fill out. It had numerous points that could be viewed via clicking on the icons, which were illustrations of things from the game (I.E. Toons, Cogs, etc.). At the bottom of the screen, images of the different neighborhoods could be seen, and when rolled over, a caption would appear on the picture. In order to access the fill-out form, the red button in the upper left area had to be clicked on.
