Did Fuller House Season 3 Really Film In Japan?

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In Fuller House season 3, did the show really film scenes in Japan? Netflix's Full House spin-off premiered in 2016 and ran for five seasons. Most of the core cast from the original sitcom returned for the offshoot, including Steve Hale (Scott Weinger) who was intrinsic to the story as Fuller House primarily focused on DJ (Candace Cameron-Bure), his widowed high school sweetheart.

Unlike Full House which was about the kids, Fuller House centered its storytelling on its adult casts such as DJ, Stephanie (Jodie Sweeting), and Kimmy (Andrea Barber). Aside from their relationship with their children, most of their respective arcs were about their love lives. For DJ, that meant reuniting with her Full House boyfriend, Steve. Before they finally got together, however, Steve was engaged to be married to CJ (Virginia Williams). In fact, the pair almost got married at a destination wedding in Japan.

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Since DJ and Steve maintained a good relationship in Fuller House, the full extended Tanner family was invited to the event in season 3. In the episode titled “My Best Friend’s Japanese Wedding,” the Fuller House cast was seen sightseeing as tourists before the actual festivities. As it turns out, Netflix did fly the whole Fuller House ensemble to Japan for the special occasion. Cameron-Bure, who was also a  producer of the Full House sequel spin-off promoted on her social media a special behind-the-scenes look at the cast filming abroad in 2017. For what it's worth, Full House did have some out-of-town-set episodes, most famously the one where the whole family went on vacation at Disneyland. That being said, the original series' trips never went international as