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Kim Jong Un Pretended to be Brazilian and made a fake passport to visit Disneyland

Kim Jong Un once created a fake passport that said he was Brazilian to travel to Disneyland.

The North Korean leader and his father reportedly got their hands on the fraudulent documents in 1996, with the then young leader going by 'Josef Pwag' and his dad 'Ijong Tchoi.'

Japanese media further reported that the family, including Jim Jong Un's brother, Jong-chul, had entered the country to stop by Tokyo Disneyland using Brazilian documents.

Meanwhile, his older half-brother, Kim Jong-nam, is believed to have had a fall out with their dad - after he was allegedly caught trying to sneak into Japan on a fake Dominican passport, with his sights likewise set on Disneyland.

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