Animation Dream Journey: Ghibli Museum in Mitaka 🎥🌳

✨The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is a great place for me to enter the fantasy world of animation. When I walked into the museum, I was immediately attracted by the environment surrounded by green trees. The atmosphere here is like a scene from a Ghibli movie, full of fairy-tale magic. I couldn't wait to enter the exhibition area and start my animation journey. 🌳🏰🌟 The museum displays the animation works and production process of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. I gradually understood the creation process of the animation and the stories behind it. Here, I saw many original manuscripts and models of classic characters, which made me appreciate the delicacy and care behind these works even more. This in-depth experience of understanding animation creation has given me a deeper understanding of Ghibli's works. 🖌️🎨🎞️ In addition to the exhibition, the museum also has a special cinema that plays classic Ghibli movies. I watched one of my favorite movies in this comfortable environment and felt like I was transported into the fantasy world of the story. This immersive viewing experience made me feel the magic and touching moments of Ghibli's works again. 🍿🎥🌈 What impressed me most was the Ghibli Forest around the museum. This forest is full of mystery and aura, making me feel like I’m in a fantasy scene from a Ghibli movie. I took walks in the forest, listening to the birds singing and the wind blowing through the leaves, and felt the power and beauty of nature. This experience of blending with nature made me feel refreshed and as if I were immersed in the animated world. 🌲🌿✨ The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is a great place for me to enter a fantasy journey of animation. From the exhibition area to the cinema to the Ghibli Forest, each place exudes unique magic and creativity. If you are a fan of Ghibli movies, this museum is definitely a place you can't miss. 🎥🌳✨ #travel #Ghibli Museum in Mitaka #animation fantasy journey #Ghibli movie #fantasy world #must-visit check-in spots in Japan