[2025 Mitaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Ghibli Museum (Updated Mar)

#2月好去地方2025 #东京 ⚠️In order to maintain the quality of the visit, a full real-name reservation system is adopted. The sessions are 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00. But the tickets for the next month are only available on the 10th of each month. If you want to go to a show, you really need to make an appointment in advance. The ticket shape is very special, it is a film-shaped door. The films on the tickets are all scenes from Hayao Miyazaki's animations. Everyone will get a different one. ❤️Recommended must-go "Saturn" Image Screening Room After entering, you can watch the short animation produced by Studio Ghibli with your ticket. The animation played will be updated from time to time, and you can see different animations every time you come 📷Must-take scenic spots ✅Ghibli Museum of Art in Mitaka ✅Ticket booth of Totoro: Super big panda, there are many people queuing up to take pictures when entering, it is recommended to take pictures when leaving, the crowd is much less! ✅Castle in the Sky: You can walk to the rooftop garden on the second floor, where there is a classic check-in spot that you must take photos of, and that is the robot of Castle in the Sky! In addition, there is also a meat and rice restaurant near Kichijoji. You can go there early to get your number, then go to Ghibli and eat at the end. This way, your schedule will be smooth.

✨ If you're torn between visiting Ghibli Park in Nagoya or the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, this guide will help you decide. ✅ Ghibli Park: A theme park focused on interaction and exploration, divided into five areas with attractions, restaurants, and shops. ✅ Ghibli Museum in Mitaka: Offers a glimpse into Ghibli's animation production and rare sketches. ㊙ Ghibli Park 📍 Location: Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00-17:00 (Opens at 09:00 on holidays, closed on Tuesdays) 🏃 Recommended Visit: Full-day 🌟 Highlights: Grand Warehouse, Totoro's Forest, Witch's Valley, Ghost's Village, Youth Hill 🎫 Tickets: Released on the 10th of each month for the third month ahead (Walking tickets available 7 days in advance) ❶ Grand Walking Ticket Premium: Includes Grand Warehouse + 4 themed areas + all outdoor activities ❷ Grand Walking Ticket: Includes Grand Warehouse + 4 themed areas ❸ Walking Ticket: Includes 4 themed areas ㊙ Ghibli Museum in Mitaka 📍 Location: Mitaka, Tokyo ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) 🏃 Recommended Visit: Half-day 🌟 Highlights: Saturn Theater, Cat Bus Room, Laputa Robot Sculpture 🎫 Tickets: Released on the 10th of each month for the following month. Ghibli Park 🆚 Mitaka 1⃣ Ghibli Park is more expensive and harder to get tickets for than the Ghibli Museum. 2⃣ If time permits, visit both, but plan your itinerary as they are far apart. 3⃣ For Ghibli works and films, the museum is recommended. 4⃣ For a strong experience, Ghibli Park is better with its IP scene creation and movie atmosphere. Limited tickets available for August-October #TokyoSurroundings #MitakaGhibliMuseum #HayaoMiyazaki #GhibliPark #MitakaGhibliMiyazakiMuseum #GhibliLand #GhibliMuseumTickets #HolidayTravel #JapanFamilyTravelGuide.

Introducing must-visit tourist spots in Tokyo that require reservations✍🏻 (All photos are from April 2024) ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ I've always wanted to go to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka Photography is prohibited inside the museum, but it's OK in areas without a roof📷 Even the smallest places are all so cute, it's fun to stroll around! Because you can't take photos indoors, you can immerse yourself in the world of Ghibli...🫧 I watched the short film Chu-zumo, which was so cute and interesting. Ghibli is amazing after all 🎞️ 🏷️ Save it and use it as a reference for your next outing! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ✍🏻 ᴛʀɪᴘ ᴛɪᴘs ˊ˗ Tickets are purchased in advance with a designated time 🪄 Tickets for the following month are on sale on the 10th of each month 👀 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ✍🏻 ɪɴғᴏʀᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ (As of October 2024) Ghibli Museum, Mitaka 📍Address | 1-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka-shi, Tokyo 🕰️Hours | 10:00-18:00 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 　 　#domestictravel #tottoritourism #tottoritrip #tripdomestictravel

Ghibli Museum in Mitaka If you're a Ghibli fan, you must visit the Ghibli Museum! There is a theater, playground, and souvenir shop inside the museum where you can watch Ghibli short films, and a garden, cafe, and rooftop garden outside :) Photography is not allowed inside, but outsiders are allowed to take photos! If you visit inside, you'll be amazed by the details unique to Ghibli😆😆 There are also goods that you can only find at the Ghibli Museum, so be sure to stop by! They're so cute😍😍 📍Location: 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013 Japan ✔️Tip -The Totoro cream puff shop I introduced earlier is also nearby, so be sure to stop by! #OctoberTravelSupportEvent #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #Japan #JapanTravel #GhibliMuseum

#art museum #appointment system #Ghibli Museum in Mitaka #Ghibli Park Ghibli Museum in MitakaGhibli Museum in Mitaka Admission is by appointment only, and reservations for next month's tickets will be open on the 10th of each month! ! ! So if you have confirmed your trip, remember to book your tickets early to avoid being unable to get in. Even if you have a reservation, you still have to queue up for ticket inspection. The location is at the side door on the right side facing the main gate. Don't be silly and wait at the main gate! ! ! The tickets are very interesting, they are made into three-frame slides, and they are given out randomly, so each person will get a different one. There is a projection device on the 3rd floor where you can watch your own slides. You are not allowed to take photos except on the roof and outdoors. The museum contains the history of animation evolution, as well as the furnishings of Studio Ghibli, the animation process, etc. It is very interesting. The whole thing can be visited in about 1.5 hours, so you don't need to wait too long. There is a souvenir shop on the 3rd floor. Although the prices are really expensive, you have to love it to buy it. Overall, it is a very distinctive art museum~ #TokyoArtMuseum #TokyoTravel #TokyoAttractions

Step into the enchanting world of Studio Ghibli at this incredible museum that many fans dream of visiting. Here are some of my tips to enjoy your day～ 🎫 Tickets are 1000¥ and go on sale on the 10th of each month at 10am. It is DIFFICULT to get tickets, but keep refreshing the page and you’ll get through eventually! 🚇 The museum is located in Mitaka, in the outskirts of Tokyo. Take the JR Chuo Line to JR Mitaka Station. Use the South Exit and walk 15 minutes to the museum. 🏡 The museum itself was designed by Hayao Miyazaki and it feels like stepping into a Ghibli movie. There are so many details and hidden references to the films! 🎨 Inside the museum, most areas are photography restricted ～ so you really have to go and see for yourself! There are many rough sketches and storyboards of ideas for Ghibli movies, it’s all so interesting and exciting to read about. 🎥 The Saturn Theatre shows short Studio Ghibli films that cannot be seen anywhere else. Entrance is included with your ticket. I got to watch ‘Boro the Caterpillar’ and it was so cute! 🌳 As you go outside and up the spiral staircase, there is a life-size 5 metre tall statue of a robot soldier from Castle in the Sky. It’s a perfect photo opportunity and many people line up to get their shot! 🌟 To finish off your day at the Ghibli Museum, check out the Straw Hat Cafe and the souvenir shop. I truly had a wonderful day here and I would definitely go again! #mytravelhacks #localguides #japantrip #japan #tokyo #tokyotrip #ghiblimuseum

Here are some unique things to do in Tokyo that you can’t find anywhere else! Save this guide for your next trip 🇯🇵 📍 Akihabara ~ known as the anime and manga capital of Tokyo. There are endless stores selling anime and manga merchandise, literally everything you could ever imagine. 📍 Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has a FREE observation deck. No ticket is required for entrance and you get an amazing view of Tokyo! 📍 Odaiba is located by Tokyo Bay, providing wonderful views of the Rainbow Bridge. Here you can find traditional Japanese arcades and shops, the beach and more stores. 📍 Ghibli Museum ~ located in Mitaka which is a lot further out of Tokyo. Tickets are cheap but very difficult to get, and go on sale 2 months in advance. The museum itself feels like stepping into a Ghibli movie! #tokyo #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #tokyotrip #summerdestinations

#cherryblossom2024 The Ghibli Museum, officially known as the Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum, is a unique museum dedicated to the works of Studio Ghibli, the renowned Japanese animation film studio. Located in Inokashira Park in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan, the museum offers visitors an immersive and magical experience into the world of Studio Ghibli's animated films. The Ghibli Museum features exhibits, interactive displays, and exclusive screenings of short animated films created by Studio Ghibli. Visitors can explore various installations inspired by popular Ghibli movies such as "My Neighbor Totoro," "Spirited Away," "Princess Mononoke," and more. The museum also includes a rooftop garden, a gift shop with exclusive Ghibli merchandise, a cafe, and a special exhibition space that showcases the art and creative process behind Studio Ghibli's beloved films. Tickets to the Ghibli Museum are limited and must be purchased in advance, as the museum aims to provide a carefully curated and intimate experience for each visitor.

Step into a realm where dreams and imagination merge, bringing the spirit of Miyazaki and the brilliance of Studio Ghibli to life. 🎥 📌 Important note: Overseas travelers must book tickets in advance, as no on-site reservations are available. One of the highlights of this magical museum is the chance to watch exclusive short films created solely for lucky visitors. Sit in the theater, eager to unwrap a precious gift—a whimsical tale taking you on a breathtaking journey through Ghibli's vivid worlds. 🎬✨ Explore the museum and be captivated by intricate exhibits showcasing the artistry behind Ghibli's masterpieces. From original sketches to meticulously crafted characters, every detail reflects the dedication and passion that go into creating these beloved films. 🎨🖌️ Don't miss the rooftop garden, inspired by "My Neighbor Totoro." Imagine standing amidst lush greenery, surrounded by Totoro statues and gentle whispers of the wind—a moment of pure Ghibli magic. 🌳✨ Before you go, visit the gift shop—a treasure trove of Ghibli delights. From plushies to art books and DVDs, it's a world of Ghibli merchandise that will warm your heart. 🛍️💖 📍 Location: 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo"

#TokyoTravel Hello! I'd like to share a special trip to the Ghibli Mitaka Museum located in a small town in Japan. This is a place where the magic of animation and art come together, and I had a truly magical time. 🖌️ 🏞️ Art in Nature The Mitaka Museum is located in a beautiful building that blends in with nature. While looking around the museum, the sounds of nature and sunlight blended with the artwork, making it feel like I was in another world. I couldn't help but be amazed when I saw that the works of Studio Ghibli were actually handcrafted. 🌿🎨 You can't take pictures inside, but the interior was really beautiful! 🎥 Secrets of Animation There was also an exhibition where you could get a glimpse into Studio Ghibli's animation process. Drawings, models, and storyboards were on display, allowing you to learn how movies are made. I was really impressed by the passion and effort of representative directors like Hiroshima Kamiya. 📽️🎬 🌌 A World of Fantasy The Mitaka Museum made me feel like I was in a Ghibli movie. I was immersed in the world of my favorite movies, such as "Spirited Away" and "Totoro". 🌟🎈 My time at the Mitaka Museum was truly a magical experience. It was a special trip where I could fully experience the beauty and emotion of Ghibli movies. I definitely want to visit again on my next trip to Japan! 🇯🇵✈️ See you again in my next travel review! Bye! 👋🌸

I went to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka! I made a reservation about a month in advance and visited the museum! It's very popular and you can't get in without a reservation, so please make a reservation in advance on the website🙆 It's a museum in Inokashira Park, and inside you can see the production process of Ghibli works, the difficulties of making movie animations, and the passion of the creators! The realistic production room with attention to detail is a must-see! There was humor here and there, and it was fun☺️ Unlike today, I was impressed by how amazing the creators were in the days when animations were drawn by hand... I'm also a designer, so I'm grateful for my current environment and I feel like I'll keep working hard!✨ You can't take photos inside, but you can take photos of the exhibits outside! The robots from Laputa were very impressive~🙌 It's in Inokashira Park, so I went cherry blossom viewing on the way home🌸 Unfortunately the weather was bad, but the flowers were in full bloom~! 📍Ghibli Museum, Mitaka 1-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013 Thank you for reading to the end🙆‍♀️ I plan to post travel information and recommended spots both in Japan and overseas, so please follow and like if you like! #DomesticTravel #GhibliMuseum #InokashiraPark #CoupleTrip

Mitaka is nearly half an hour's drive from the center of Tokyo. Since the museum tickets have specific dates and time periods, you need to ask someone to book them in advance on the Lawson website, and then pick up the tickets at the Loppi machine in the convenience store. Photography is allowed in the outdoor area of ​​the museum, but not inside. The art gallery on the third floor is worth a leisurely stroll, and I also watched a 10-minute short film in the mini cinema. We stayed there for about 2 hours before leaving and walked to Inokashira Park, which had a very peaceful atmosphere. We had dinner at Parco Sushiro in Kichijoji in the evening. Due to an incident, all sushi had to be delivered after orders were placed. Very satisfying touring attractions. #Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum #Kichijoji

Location🌳 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013 Japan Review🌳 I personally visited Ghibli because I liked Totoro. I was able to see a 15-minute short animation and learn about the space and method of creating animation at Ghibli, and although it wasn't much, there were still many things to see. However, taking pictures inside was not allowed and there were few places to take pictures outside, so it was difficult to make many memories. I thought that paying the 1,000 yen admission fee was enough to see it once. However, I think that children would enjoy it no matter how many times they came. Rating🌳 4.5 points #Ghibli Museum of the Forest of Mitaka #Hot Place #For Couples #Best

I visited the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka! It's a little far from downtown Tokyo, but it's very close if you take the subway from Shinjuku or Shibuya! You have to make an online reservation about a month in advance to visit the Ghibli Museum! Taking photos inside is prohibited, and there's a bus from Mitaka Station to the Ghibli Museum, but we walked to save money and take a walk (about 15 minutes?). There was a park on the way, and there were cute signs like in the picture, so it was healing. ㅎㅎ I was worried that I wouldn't be able to see the outdoor structures well when I went in the evening, but it was so beautiful! I think it's a good place to visit at least once. I recommend it. ㅎㅎ Of course, it's good for children, but it's also good for adults who know Ghibli and have watched some old cartoons! After visiting the museum, we went to a curry restaurant called 'Mamezo' in Kichijoji and had curry! The restaurant itself was cute and had a good atmosphere, and the food was delicious, so I was very satisfied with one meal. 💕 #Ghibli #TokyoTravel

I went to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, decorated by the staff for Christmas✨ The short film "The Seed and the Egg Princess" was being shown in the indoor movie theater♪ It's short but moving, as you'd expect from Ghibli. Please go and check it out 📍Buy online, pick up your tickets at Lawson🎟

It's a 5-minute bus ride from Mitaka Station. It's about a 15-minute walk from either Mitaka Station or Kichijoji Station. Totoro greets you at the reception desk at the entrance, but the actual reception is a little further down the road. You get a film-made screening ticket at the reception desk. You can take photos outside, but not inside the building. There are lockers. You can leave your meal at either the inside of the store, called "Straw Hat," or at the counter outside. The items sold are different. There is a long queue. You can bring your own food, but the inside of the store and the terrace seats outside get crowded at lunchtime. Only children are allowed on the Cat Bus, and you have to wait 5 to 30 minutes for each ride, but in the evening the wait is usually around 10 minutes. Kids want to ride it over and over, so it's an endless loop. We distract them by saying, "There's a Giant God Warrior up there!" The Saturn Theater is a mini theater that runs about 3 times an hour and the screening time is about 15 minutes. I got there right before the screening time, so the next screening was already done, so I was there right before the screening time. The movie was "The Day I Bought a Star" and it was really good. I personally thought the "Birthplace of Film" in the permanent exhibition room was worth seeing, but small children don't even look at it. #TokyoTrip #MitakaGhibliArt #Ghibli

One of the must-see popular attractions on your trip to Tokyo It's... Mitaka Municipal Animation Museum🌟😎 Mitaka no Mori Ghibli Museum, also known as Mitaka Municipal Animation Museum, is located in the west garden of "Inohead Gift Park". The whole building is surrounded by green vines.. Once you walk into the door, you will feel the world of Miyazaki's animation world😄😄 Multiple classic check-ins. A must-visit attraction for Hayao Miyazaki animation fans 😆😆😆 Warm reminder: Tickets for the Ghibli Museum of Mitaka no Mori need to be booked in advance traffic: About 15 minutes walk from Mitaka Station South Exit, or about 5 minutes by bus (210 yen one way) from South Exit 9 Bus Station #OverseasTravel #JapanTravel #Japan #I miss

#GhibliMuseum On this day, we went to the Ghibli Museum, which I had always wanted to go to. I let my daughter play with the #CatBus in the play area, but she also enjoyed the Makkuro Kurosuke stuffed toy that was rolling around nearby. Lol We had more fun than we expected, and stayed longer! So I think it's a good idea to keep a day free in your schedule! 1st to 4th photos You can't take photos inside the museum, so here's the exterior. The second photo was taken on a stone wall while we were waiting in line. 5th photo It was nice that we could eat lunch at the attached cafe #Mugiwaraboshi. Also, there was #InokashiraPark next door, and the #cherryblossoms were blooming, and the petals were dancing in the wind, which was very beautiful. 6th to 8th photos There was a robot soldier from Laputa on the roof, and Makkuro Kurosuke in a small window, so it was full of fun. #I love traveling #I want to connect with people who love traveling #I want to connect with people who love photography #Mitaka #Ghibli #Cafe #Ghibli Art in Mitaka Forest

The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is a Mitaka Municipal animation museum located in the West Garden of Inokashira Park in Mitaka, Tokyo. Its official name is Mitaka Municipal Museum of Animation. It was conceived by Hayao Miyazaki, who is deeply involved with Studio Ghibli, and opened in 2001. As the name suggests, it houses and displays a large number of Ghibli-related exhibits. It is a must-visit place for Ghibli anime fans. Address: 1-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo Access: From the south exit of JR Mitaka Station, walk slowly along the Tamagawa Josui for about 15 minutes. There is also a community bus from the south exit of JR Mitaka Station. Opening hours: 10:00-17:30 TIPS: Be sure to purchase tickets in advance. Tickets are sold on the L-Ticket website. *Only available for smartphones. Tickets are on sale from 10:00 on the day of the desired visit, one week before the desired date of visit. #trip2022

Going into Hayao Miyazaki's fairy tale world A long time ago, I went to the Ghibli Art Museum. This time my friend came to Tokyo to play, please help me to buy a ticket, so I accompanied them to Ghibli again. First talk about how the Ghibli Museum buys tickets buy tickets has always been a headache for the Ghibli Museum, because they only have an appointment system. Basically 10th of the 10th of each month

I have been very fond of watching Hayao Miyazakis anime works since I was a child. I used to think about animation majors. Finally, I studied interior design. Before going to Tokyo, I said that I must go to the Ghibli Art Museum and round my own anime dream. About the Raiders of the Art Museum, I will introduce it in detail today. Ghibli is the studio name of the famous Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki, by Miyazaki The "Three Eagles of the Ghibli Art Museum" designed by Jun. The difference between it and other art museums is that the structure of the venue is more like a small labyrinth. It doesn't need to be visited according to the rules. Every place in the museum reflects the Ghibli animation designer. Ingenuity, naturally there are many precious manuscripts and movie scenes to reproduce, you can also see the short film that Ghibli specially created for this museum. Tickets: is the mode of booking tickets, preferably one month in advance. It is more convenient, although it will be a little more expensive than the fare, but the picture is easy. fare: Adult, college student: Japanese currency 1

If you are interested in Hayashi Miyazaki's Sanyingsen Art Museum, you will probably like this place. Japan Hamamatsu-Wangsensen is a dreamland created by Japanese architects through his own imagination. The European town style is a popular place in the local area. There are 8 parts in the warm forest, including: dessert shop, restaurant, small gallery, living debris shop, handmade gift room, owl cafe, handmade leather shop and small accessories. shop. Come to this "warm forest", at first glance it looks really extraordinary, the fairy-tale buildings make me feel that I have come to the home of the Hobbits, and the buildings of various shops are also in accordance with The sculpt in the fairy tales is carefully constructed and there is a feeling of crossing the warm fairy village.

Hidden in the quiet Inokashira Park in Mitaka, Tokyo, the Ghibli Museum is a dream destination for fans of Studio Ghibli, the legendary animation studio behind films like My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and Howl’s Moving Castle. Designed by Hayao Miyazaki himself, the museum feels like stepping straight into a Ghibli film, with its whimsical architecture, colorful stained-glass windows, and hidden passageways. Unlike traditional museums, the Ghibli Museum is an interactive experience. Visitors can explore the exhibition rooms that showcase the art and techniques behind Ghibli’s animation, watch an exclusive short film at the Saturn Theater (only available at the museum), and climb to the rooftop garden, where a life-sized Robot Soldier from Castle in the Sky stands guard. One of the highlights is the Catbus Room, where children can jump and play on a giant, fluffy Catbus from My Neighbor Totoro. There’s also the Straw Hat Café, serving beautifully presented food inspired by Ghibli films, and the gift shop “Mamma Aiuto!”, filled with exclusive Ghibli merchandise. Tickets must be purchased in advance, as the museum does not sell same-day entries. The limited availability adds to its mystique and exclusivity, making it a must-visit for animation lovers. Whether you’re a lifelong Ghibli fan or simply enjoy immersive and imaginative experiences, the Ghibli Museum Mitaka is pure magic. #japantrip

This park has such a cozy and magical vibe! Inokashira Park is the perfect place to take a peaceful walk, ride a swan boat on the lake, or even have a cute picnic under the cherry blossoms in spring. The trees surrounding the water make it feel like a little forest in the city. But the best part? The Ghibli Museum is right next to it! Visiting felt like stepping into a Studio Ghibli movie—there were Totoro statues, secret tunnels, and even a life-sized Catbus! The exhibits were so dreamy, showing how their movies are made. The stained-glass windows featuring Ghibli characters were absolutely beautiful! Tickets are hard to get, so you have to book in advance, but it’s 100% worth it. Whether you’re a Ghibli fan, a nature lover, or just looking for a peaceful day out, this park and museum combo is perfect!

Day 1 Hot Spring♨️ + Shinagawa Maxell Aqua Park🐳 Day 2 Mount Fuji🗻 Booked a local day tour on trip.com, it was very fun and we visited the most famous spots. If you can't drive, this is a great option. A friendly reminder to be on time for the gathering, as they will leave if you're late. Day 3 Tokyo Sea Life Park🌊 Day 4 Harry Potter Check out trip.com for deals, we got a buy-one-get-one-free ticket, very worth it! Day 5 Yokohama —> Akihabara —> Shinjuku —> Sanka The skewers at Sanka are really delicious, you can book again! Day 6 Ginza —-> Shibuya Sky —-> Omotesando Hills —-> Meiji Shrine Takeshita Street Day 7 Tokyo Disneyland🏰 Day 8 Asakusa Day Trip Harry Cafe Otter Asakusa Shopping Street (Nakamise Shopping Street) Asakusa Temple Tokyo Skytree Shibamata Taishakuten To go: 1. Tokyo Tower🗼 2. Meiji Shrine 3. Tokyo Skytree 4. Ueno Zoo 5. Shinjuku Gyoen 6. Ameyoko 7. Ueno Park (probably for cherry blossom viewing) 8. Sunshine Aquarium 9. Kabuki-za 10. Ghibli Museum, Mitaka (Hayao Miyazaki) 11. Toyosu teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM 12. Shibamata Taishakuten 13. Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street 14. Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building 15. Rainbow Bridge 16. Omoide Yokocho, Shinjuku 17. Tokyo Ramen Street 18. Harmonica Yokocho 19. Tsukiji Outer Market 20. Toyosu Market 21. Takeshita Street 22. Tokyo Station Ichibangai Shopping: 23. Odaiba Shopping Plaza 24. Omotesando Hills 25. Roppongi Hills 26. Azabudai Hills

Location: Mitaka City, Tokyo The Mitaka no Mori Ghibli Museum (Ghibli Museum, Mitaka) is a dreamlike museum created by animation master Hayao Miyazaki, leading visitors into the fantastical worlds of classics such as 'My Neighbor Totoro,' 'Castle in the Sky,' and 'Spirited Away.' The museum blends art, animation, and childlike wonder, filled with surprises at every turn, making it an ideal place for Ghibli fans and couples to immerse themselves in a fairy tale-like atmosphere. 🌟 Highlight Experiences • Totoro Bus: The museum features an adorable Totoro bus that instantly brings back childhood memories, loved by both children and adults. • Robot Soldier Statue: On the rooftop garden, you can find a giant robot soldier statue from 'Castle in the Sky,' a popular photo spot. • Exclusive Short Films: The museum's mini theater regularly screens exclusive short films that can only be seen here, making them very precious. 🚶♂️ Transportation and Tips It's about a 15-minute walk from the south exit of JR Mitaka Station, or a 5-minute ride on the shuttle bus. The museum operates on a reservation system, and tickets must be purchased in advance through the official website or designated channels. It is recommended to plan your visit ahead of time. Photography is prohibited inside the museum, so take the time to appreciate every beautiful detail.

Day 1: A Blend of Fairy Tales and Reality My Tokyo journey began at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka. This museum feels like it stepped right out of a Ghibli animation, filled with a magical and dreamy atmosphere. Inside, it showcases classic works from Studio Ghibli, from 'My Neighbor Totoro' to 'Spirited Away.' Each painting and sculpture made me feel like I was in the world of animation. Especially the giant Totoro model, sitting next to it made me feel like a part of a fairy tale. Leaving the museum, my heart was full of warmth and memories. I continued to Tokyo city center and visited Shinjuku Gyoen. This tranquil park in the bustling city offered me a rare peace. The garden's scenery changes with the seasons, with cherry blossoms in spring and warm sunlight and greenery in autumn and winter. Walking through it, time seemed to slow down, allowing me to find a moment of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle. Day 2: A Blend of Modernity and History On the second day, I first visited Senso-ji Temple to experience Tokyo's traditional atmosphere. The red lanterns in front of Kaminarimon, the ancient incense, and the solemnity of the temple allowed me to experience the ancient side of Tokyo. After paying my respects, I headed to Tokyo Tower, a landmark that showcases the modern prosperity of Tokyo. Standing at the top of the tower, the beauty and vastness of Tokyo were laid out before me. Tokyo is busy and vibrant during the day, and at night, the dazzling lights create a magnificent picture of a modern city.

#getgoing2025 Studio Ghibli is a Japanese animation studio founded in 1985 and mainly plans and produces animated films directed by Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki. His main works include masterpieces that represent Japan, such as "My Neighbour Totoro", "Castle in the Sky Laputa", "The Witch's Delivery Service", "The Hidden Objects of the Thousand and One Nights", and "Howl's Moving Castle". The art museum's catchphrase is "Let's get lost, together." There is no route to the Ghibli Museum.

#Tokyo Attractions The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, is a pilgrimage site for fans of Ghibli animation. As an animation-themed art museum carefully created by Studio Ghibli, it not only displays the art and production process of classic animations, but also provides an immersive fantasy journey, suitable for the whole family. Highlights of the exhibition hall 1. Entrance to the animation world Before entering the museum, you will find a huge model of the "Totoro reception desk". This iconic entrance immediately makes people integrate into the world of Ghibli. The overall design of the exhibition hall is like a maze, full of fun to explore, and Easter eggs from Ghibli movies are hidden in every corner. 2. Exhibition and behind-the-scenes revelations • Hand-drawn manuscripts and production process: Hand-drawn storyboards, concept designs and production notes of classic animations such as "My Neighbor Totoro", "Spirited Away" and "Castle in the Sky" are displayed here, allowing people to understand the ingenuity behind the animation. • Dynamic display device: Through unique lighting and mechanical devices, the process of animation characters moving is reproduced, showing the combination of animation technology and art. 3. Limited short animation theater There is a mini theater "Saturn" in the museum, which specializes in showing original short animations produced by Studio Ghibli, such as "Water Spider Wen Wen" and "Caterpillar Boro". These short films can only be viewed in the museum and are very special. 4. Rooftop and Garden • "Castle in the Sky" Giant Soldier Statue: A giant soldier statue that looks like it came out of an animation stands in the roof garden of the museum, which is a popular spot for checking in and taking photos. • Combination of nature and art: The lush green garden is integrated with the architecture, providing visitors with a quiet place to relax. 5. Shops and cafes • Mamma Aiuto! Souvenir shop: Sells limited items such as picture books, postcards, plush toys, etc. It is a great place to bring back gifts. • Straw Hat Café: Serves specialty desserts, handmade juices, sandwiches, and more. It is recommended to try the latte art with cartoon character patterns, which is very memorable. Practical information 1. Ticket booking • Purchase tickets in advance: The museum implements a reservation system, and tickets must be purchased in advance through the official website or designated agent platform. The specific entrance time will be marked on the ticket, so please be sure to arrive on time. • Price: Adult tickets are around 1,000 yen, and children's tickets are lower, making it a great value for money. 2. Opening hours • Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. • Closed days: Usually Tuesdays and the end and beginning of the year. It is recommended to check the official website for announcements in advance. 3. Transportation • From Tokyo Station: Take the JR Chuo Line to Mitaka Station and walk for about 15 minutes, or take the dedicated bus connecting to the museum (about 5 minutes). • Bicycle: There is a bicycle rental service near the art museum. You can ride there and enjoy the greenery and tranquility along the way. 4. Recommended Visiting Time • It is recommended to allow 2-3 hours to fully experience the exhibitions, cinema and roof garden. Tips 1. Suitable for the whole family: The museum is designed with childlike fun, and many displays can attract children and make adults feel nostalgic and moved. 2. Photography is prohibited: Photography is prohibited in most areas of the museum to protect the artworks, so please cherish every moment of the on-site experience. 3. There are more people during holidays: it is recommended to visit on weekdays to avoid crowds. 4. Plan ahead: The museum is clearly marked, but spread out over a number of areas, so familiarizing yourself with the floors and highlights ahead of time will help you to tour more efficiently. Recommended places to visit After visiting the art museum, you can take a stroll in the nearby Inokashira Park to experience the natural beauty of Tokyo’s suburbs; you can also try delicious food or go shopping in the Kichijoji business district to add more excitement to your trip. Summary The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka incorporates the warmth, fantasy and art of Ghibli animation into every detail. It is not only a must-visit place for animation fans, but also an ideal choice for family tourists and art lovers. Here, the boundaries of animation are broken, and everyone can become a child and immerse themselves in the unique world created by Hayao Miyazaki.

The Ghibli Museum, Mitaka is a dream destination for animation enthusiasts and art lovers, renowned for showcasing the classic works and creative charm of Studio Ghibli. The museum's architecture resembles a fairy tale world, with lush green courtyards and unique spatial layouts that captivate visitors. Exhibits include hand-drawn storyboards, animation production models, and short film screenings, vividly presenting the creative process and delicate emotions behind Ghibli animations. The rooftop 'Castle in the Sky' robot and lawn scene are particularly popular photo spots for visitors. The museum also features special interactive areas where both children and adults can immerse themselves in a world of imagination. With its warm, delicate, and creative atmosphere, the Ghibli Museum, Mitaka leads every visitor to rediscover their childlike wonder and enjoy the endless charm of animation art.