Enter a fantasy world filled with serene scenery where you are dropped into a Studio Ghibli movie set. Ghibli Park doesn’t host any rides or attractions; instead of an adrenaline rush assaulting the senses, you’ll wander through tranquil sets of many Ghibli movies and original conceptual townscapes. As you take a stroll through the park, let your inner child lead you from one exhibition to another. This is truly a park experience unlike any other and aims to build upon the success of Tokyo's Ghibli Musuem. You will be able to focus on each of your unique senses and interact with your creativity—and the nature around you—in a childlike way that will reintroduce you to the wonder in your heart.
Ticket sales and information can be found via Lawson Online.
NOTE: Purchasing a ticket will not gain you access to the entire park and its attractions. Each attraction has its own ticket and price, each ticket also comes with its own entry time for the corresponding attraction (Arrive and hour before your reservation time).
Upon entering you may stay as long as you like, until closing.
Advance tickets typically sell-out very quickly and sales begin on the 10th of each month at 2pm JST for entry three months later.
NOTE FOR INTERNATIONAL TICKETS: Currently tickets are only being sold for Ghibli's Grand Warehouse, no other attractions are available.
For more information and specific questions, please refer to the FAQ page that can be found here
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More than three times the size of the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, the Grand Warehouse will be a domed mini-town that can be enjoyed in any weather. Complete with an exhibition room, playground, shops and restaurants, and exhibit warehouse.
Gateway to Ghibli Park, will be the first exhibition people encounter as they enter the park. An observation tower overlooks the park, reminiscent of the same tower from Laputa: Castle in the Sky.
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About a 40-minute train ride from Nagoya Station.
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