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Step into the magical worlds of Studio Ghibli at Ghibli Park in Nagoya, Japan, featuring iconic scenes and characters from beloved films like Howl's Moving Castle and My Neighbor Totoro.
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1Ghibli ParkAmusement park · Nagakute4.1 (8,672)Open · until 5 PMGhibli Park, Ibaragabasama, Nagakute, Aichi 480-1342, JapanCreator's voice- Howl's Moving Castle replica — A stunning, detailed replica of Howl's Moving Castle, a centerpiece attraction that brings the iconic film to life. It's a must-see for fans of the movie, offering incredible photo opportunities and a sense of wonder.
- Catbus ride — A small, open-air bus designed like the Catbus, transporting visitors around parts of the park. It's a fun and thematic way to get around while enjoying the park's scenery.
- Colorful Ghibli-style buildings — Vibrant, whimsical buildings with red and yellow facades, reminiscent of the architectural styles seen in various Ghibli films. They add to the park's magical and inviting atmosphere.
- Howl's Moving Castle exterior — Another view of the impressive Howl's Moving Castle replica, highlighting its intricate details and imposing presence within the park. It's a major draw for visitors.
- Jiji plush keychain — An adorable plush keychain of Jiji, Kiki's black cat from Kiki's Delivery Service, available for purchase as a souvenir. It's a popular item for fans.
- Studio Ghibli wall art — A large blue wall with 'STUDIO GHIBLI' written in English and Japanese, accompanied by a subtle outline of Totoro. It serves as a welcoming and iconic photo backdrop.
2Ghibli's Grand Warehouseexhibition-hall- Yubaba's Office — A detailed recreation of Yubaba's office from Spirited Away, complete with stacks of papers and a large Yubaba figure behind the desk. It's an immersive photo spot that makes you feel like you've stepped right into the film.
- Robot Soldier from Castle in the Sky — A life-sized Robot Soldier from Castle in the Sky, covered in moss and vines, creating a powerful and serene presence. It's a popular photo opportunity that captures the essence of the film's ancient technology and nature.
- Arrietty's House — A miniature recreation of Arrietty's house from The Secret World of Arrietty, showcasing the world from a borrower's perspective with oversized furniture and everyday objects. It's a charming and detailed exhibit.
- Totoro at the counter — A large, friendly Totoro figure peeking over a counter, inviting visitors to interact and take photos. It's a beloved character encounter that brings the magic of My Neighbor Totoro to life.
- Catbus from My Neighbor Totoro — A plush, rideable Catbus from My Neighbor Totoro, a favorite for children and adults alike. Visitors can climb inside and experience the whimsical transportation from the film.
- No-Face on the train — A No-Face figure sitting on a train bench, recreating an iconic scene from Spirited Away. It's a popular photo spot where visitors can sit beside No-Face for a memorable picture.
- Bo and Yubaba's Head — A large, sumo-wrestler-like figure of Bo (Yubaba's baby) and Yubaba's Head from Spirited Away, offering another unique photo opportunity within the warehouse.
- The World of Small Things — An immersive exhibit that makes visitors feel tiny, with oversized plants and a clear tunnel to crawl through, inspired by films like Arrietty. It's a playful and interactive experience.
- Ponyo's well — A small, glowing well inspired by Ponyo, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. It's a subtle nod to the film that fans will appreciate.
- Ponyo and the pink car — A charming display featuring a figure of Ponyo next to a pink car, recreating a scene from Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea. It's a colorful and whimsical photo spot.
- Ponyo jumping on waves — An interactive display where visitors can pose with a jumping Ponyo figure on large blue waves, capturing the dynamic energy of the film.
- Howl's Moving Castle chess scene — A recreation of the chess scene from Howl's Moving Castle, allowing visitors to pose with characters like Howl and Sophie. It's a detailed set piece that brings a memorable moment to life.
- Model airplane display — A detailed model airplane hanging from the ceiling, showcasing the intricate designs often seen in Ghibli films. It's a nod to the studio's fascination with aviation.
- Floating city projection — An immersive projection mapping display of a floating city with an angelic figure, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. It's a visually stunning experience within the warehouse.
- Totoro and Catbus chairs — Comfortable and adorable chairs shaped like Totoro and the Catbus, perfect for resting or taking fun photos. They are a popular feature within the warehouse.
- Seiji and Shizuku's study room — A detailed recreation of Seiji and Shizuku's study room from Whisper of the Heart, complete with books and a desk. Visitors can sit and imagine themselves in the scene.
- Porco Rosso's office — A recreation of Porco Rosso's office, featuring the character and elements from the film. It's a detailed display that brings the adventurous spirit of Porco Rosso to life.
- Kiki's changing room — A small, immersive exhibit recreating Kiki's changing room from Kiki's Delivery Service, allowing visitors to peek into her world.
- Laputa-inspired machinery — An exhibit featuring large, intricate machinery inspired by Castle in the Sky, showcasing the film's fantastical technology.
- Spirited Away characters — Figures of various characters from Spirited Away, including the frog-like workers, displayed in an atmospheric setting. It's another opportunity to see beloved characters up close.
- Tanuki statues from Pom Poko — A collection of adorable tanuki statues, inspired by the film Pom Poko, gathered around a map. They add a touch of folklore and charm to the warehouse.
- Donkey and girl from Castle in the Sky — A scene featuring a girl and a donkey from Castle in the Sky, recreating a moment from the film. It's a simple yet evocative display.
3Hill of YouthTheme park · Nagakute4.3 (27)Open · until 5 PMHill of Youth, Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park (Moricoro Park), 乙1533-1, 内 Ibaragabasama, Nagakute, Aichi 480-1342, Japan- World Emporium from Whisper of the Heart — A detailed recreation of the antique shop from Whisper of the Heart, complete with its distinctive clock tower. Visitors can explore the interior and feel like they've stepped into the film.
- Elevator Tower — A tall, steampunk-inspired elevator tower that serves as a prominent landmark and offers panoramic views of the park. It's designed with intricate details, fitting the Ghibli aesthetic.
- Birdcage from The Cat Returns — A large, decorative birdcage featuring a pink bird character from The Cat Returns, adding to the whimsical charm of the Hill of Youth area.
4Mononoke VillageTheme park · Nagakute2.5 (292)Open · until 5 PMMononoke Village, Ibaragabasama, Nagakute, Aichi 480-1342, Japan- Lord Okkoto statue — A large, impressive statue of Lord Okkoto, the boar god from Princess Mononoke, made from recycled materials. It's a striking visual that captures the film's environmental themes.
- Tatari Gami (Demon God) statue — A massive, intricate statue of the Tatari Gami (Demon God) from Princess Mononoke, depicting its monstrous form. It's a powerful and slightly eerie representation from the film.
- Forest Spirit's Mouth entrance — A unique entrance designed like the mouth of a forest spirit, leading into an immersive area. It's a creative and memorable way to enter the Mononoke Village.
- Bird's Nest lookout tower — A tall, rustic lookout tower resembling a bird's nest, offering views over the Mononoke Village and surrounding park. It's a charming structure that fits the natural theme.
5Valley of WitchesTheme park · Nagakute4.2 (216)Open · until 5 PMValley of Witches, 愛・地球博記念公園(モリコロパーク) 1533-1 Ibaragabasama, Nagakute, Aichi 480-1342, Japan- Kiki's Bakery and Guchokipanya — A charming European-style building that houses Kiki's Bakery and Guchokipanya, inspired by Kiki's Delivery Service. It's a picturesque spot that feels straight out of the film.
- Flying Machine ride — A whimsical carousel-style ride with individual flying machines, allowing riders to control their height. It's a fun, interactive attraction that fits the magical theme of the Valley of Witches.
- Carousel — A beautifully themed carousel featuring characters and motifs from various Ghibli films, offering a classic amusement park experience with a magical twist.
- Ghibli-style European buildings — More charming European-inspired buildings within the Valley of Witches, featuring colorful facades and intricate details that transport visitors to a different world.
- White house with red roof — A picturesque white house with a distinctive red roof, surrounded by gardens, adding to the idyllic European village atmosphere of the Valley of Witches.
6Dondoko ForestTheme park · Nagakute4.3 (993)Open · until 5 PMJapan, 〒480-1342 Aichi, Nagakute, Ibaragabasama, Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park (Moricoro Park), Dondoko Forest, 内- Satsuki and Mei's House — A faithful recreation of Satsuki and Mei's house from My Neighbor Totoro, nestled in a lush forest setting. Visitors can explore the house and its surroundings, feeling like they've stepped into the film.