Ghibli Park

#Introducing the best views in Japan Ghibli Park is a place where you can experience the charm of Hayao Miyazaki's movies. This park in Nagoya recreates famous scenes from Ghibli movies in 1:1 scale. Below are details of each area. 1. Ghibli Warehouse • Features: A large exhibition area of ​​9,600 square meters, divided into three exhibition zones: "Many Ghibli", "Pictures and Food Exhibition", and "Famous Ghibli Scenes". • Attractions: Food and famous scenes from Ghibli movies are recreated, such as Yubaba from "Spirited Away" and the airship from "Castle in the Sky". • Facilities: There is a movie screening area, a children's playground, a cafe, and shops. 2. Hill of Youth • Features: The Earth Shop from "Whisper of the Heart" and the cat's office from "The Cat Returns" are recreated. • Attractions: Scenes from the anime are faithfully recreated, such as the statue of Baron Cat, the Koteikito workshop, and antique clocks. 3. Dondoko Forest • Features: A recreation of the forest that appears in "My Neighbor Totoro," including the house of Kozuki and Koume. • Attractions: A giant Totoro statue (the interior is for children under elementary school age only), a raccoon dog statue, and more, allowing you to experience the forest scene from the movie. 4. Ghost Village • Features: An area designed after the Tatara furnace that appears in "Princess Mononoke," blending in with the forest and mountain scenery from the movie. • Attractions: You can experience the thatched-roof Tatara furnace and taste charcoal-grilled dishes from Gifu Prefecture. 5. Witch's Valley • Features: An area themed on "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Kiki's Delivery Service." • Attractions: Famous scenes from the movies are recreated, including the 16-meter Howl's Moving Castle, the bakery from Kiki's Delivery Service, and Sophie's hat shop. Recommended Schedule Day 1: Japan - Nagoya Day 2: Nagoya - Gero Day 3: Gero - Takayama - Shirakawago - Nagoya Day 4: Nagoya city sightseeing (Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Shrine) Day 5: Nagoya - Japan Ticket Information for Ghibli Park Tickets for Ghibli Park are very popular and you need to get your tickets 2 months in advance. If you want to visit all areas of Ghibli Park, we recommend using a full day. If you have limited time, it's a good idea to start with the Ghibli Warehouse.