Ghibli Park is unlike many other theme parks in that it doesn't have any major attractions or rides. Instead, it's a place you can stroll around and discover things at your own pace.

On November 1, three areas opened: Ghibli's Grand Warehouse, the Hill of Youth, and the Dondoko Forest.

From robot soldiers to Catbus, there's plenty to enjoy. Let's check out some of the highlights!

With around 170 seats, here you can enjoy a screening of all 10 short animated films from the Ghibli Museum, Mitaka.

This is a hands-on exhibit that allows visitors to become the characters of Ghibli's works and immerse themselves in famous scenes. Thirteen works and fourteen corners are on display. In "Spirited Away," visitors can take a ride on a mysterious train running on the sea and sit next to Kaonashi and pretend to be 'Spirited Away.'

This is a revised and expanded edition of the exhibition "Delicious! Animating Memorable Meals," which was held to great acclaim at the Ghibli Museum, Mitaka.

Why do the foods in Ghibli films look so delicious? This exhibition unravels the secrets. New materials from "Spirited Away," "From Up On Poppy Hill," and "Earwig and the Witch" have been added, and the kitchen of Poppy Villa has been recreated.

In addition to all kinds of merch from the Ghibli films, this store offers a selection of original Ghibli Park products, too. Enjoy making warm memories at Ghibli Park - and take some of it back home with you, too!

Ticket Sales Schedule
・Tickets (by lottery) for December go on sale from 10 a.m. on September 10 to 11:59 p.m. on September 21. Announcement of winners will be on October 4 around 3 p.m.
・All tickets must be reserved for a specific date, time, and area.
・For details on how to purchase tickets, visit the official website at https://ghibli-park.jp/ticket/.