Ghibli Park

Amusement park
★ 4.8 (1K+ reviews) • 56K+ booked
If you're a fan of My Neighbor Totoro, Howl's Moving Castle, or Kiki's Delivery Service, then Ghibli Park is a dream come true. Located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, this immersive theme park recreates beloved scenes and settings from Studio Ghibli films. You won’t find thrill rides here—instead, you’ll walk through real-life movie sets, peek into character homes, and soak up all the artistry and atmosphere. From the whimsical Cat Bureau to the magical interior of Howl's Castle, Ghibli Park is all about attention to detail. Every space feels lived-in, inviting you to slow down, explore, and admire the craftsmanship. For fans of Ghibli's work, the verdict is clear—“absolutely worth the trip.” Be sure to secure your Ghibli Park tickets early to make the most of this magical experience.
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Ghibli Park, Friendship Square, Ibarakimawari, Nagakute City, Aichi prefecture, Japan
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4.8 /5
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WU *******
1 Jul
Each theme is like entering a movie world. The park is vast but there are fixed points for shuttles, which is very considerate. As long as you arrange the order, you can basically visit all the themes~
Klook Benutzer
26 Jun
Everything was very well organized, the staff was very friendly, and the locations were lovingly and meticulously presented. We had a wonderful time. We loved the shops. It's a paradise for children. In the Warehouse, you could see an exclusive Ghibli short film. There are buses that can transport you from station to station.
2+
LU *******
25 Jun
Ghibli Park is located in the Aichi Earth Expo Memorial Park. There is no place to buy tickets! You need to scan the QR code at the entrance of each area to enter. It is very convenient to buy tickets online and scan directly! The whole park is very large, and each area is scattered. There are many flowers and plants in the area, but there is no shade from the trees. Remember to protect yourself from the sun. The water dispenser is also difficult to find! In addition to the large warehouse, you can enter by taking a screenshot of the QR code. Remember to show the page of the ticket purchaser's name in the large warehouse!
2+
MAK ********
25 Jun
This ticket is really hard to buy. You have to buy it several months in advance. Take the Higashiyama Line and get off at Fujinogaoka Station and transfer to the maglev train.
2+
陳 **
18 Jun
It is so convenient to buy tickets directly on Klook. You don't have to worry about not being able to read Japanese on the Japanese official website. You don't have to rush to buy tickets or wait for a long time to enter the website like on the Japanese official website. This is very convenient for us office workers.
2+
LEE ******
17 Jun
We booked to enter the warehouse in the afternoon, which was a good time. We went to take the Totoro bus in the morning (tickets must be purchased separately), but unfortunately we left home too late to queue up to buy the big Yin Yin early in the morning. We only bought the small keychain (and it was sold out when we wanted to buy more later). I hope I can come again in the future~
2+
HSIEH ******
15 Jun
It is a savior for last-minute ticket booking. The tour guide is very responsible for explaining along the way. You don't have to worry about getting lost in the park. It is recommended to use the free bus more in the park, which can save a lot of time! The large warehouse can be visited for two or three hours. Overall, I am very satisfied
Cheng ******
14 Jun
The QR code scanning in Ghibli Park is convenient and fast, and the staff in the park are very nice. I can enter most of the museums.
2+

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Things to Do at Ghibli Park

Explore Kiki's Bakery and Room

Visit the adorable bakery from Kiki's Delivery Service where you can buy real baked goods. Climb upstairs to Kiki's attic bedroom, lovingly recreated in detail, even down to her clothes and decor.

Step Inside the Magic at Howl's Moving Castle

This is a showstopper. You can wander through all of Howl's rooms — his messy bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and even turn the door knob to change the scenery outside. It's jaw-droppingly accurate.

Ghibli Grand Warehouse — See Exhibits and Photo Spots

This huge indoor area features:

  • A mini theater playing rare Ghibli shorts

  • A food animation exhibit showing famous meals from the films

  • A life-size Cat Bus for fun photo ops

  • A chillingly perfect model of Yubaba at her desk

Dondoko Forest — Visit Satsuki & Mei's House

Step into the Totoro universe by exploring a full-scale replica of the girls' house. You'll remove your shoes and explore their rooms---right down to their father's messy desk and the family kitchen.

Hill of Youth — Peek into the Cat Bureau

From The Cat Returns, this cat-sized setup features tiny furniture, a working grandfather clock, and a view of Baron and Muta lounging inside. It's a charming, hidden gem.

Tips before visiting Ghibli Park 

Book the Premium Pass

Don't miss out on indoor areas like Howl's Castle. The O-sanpo Premium Day Pass is absolutely worth it.

Hit the Merch First

Want the rare Heen plushie? Head straight to the gift shop in Valley of Witches at park opening. It sells out fast.

Check Your Time Slot

Your Ghibli Warehouse visit will have a timed entry, build your day's schedule around it.

Expect Lines for Photos

The Grand Warehouse's film-scene photo spots often have 90-minute wait times. Consider skipping it if time is tight.

Stay Nearby the Night Before

Book a hotel close to the park so you can arrive right at opening and maximize your day.

Nearby Attractions from Ghibli Park 

Dondoko Forest

This area is part of the park but requires a separate park bus ride. It's a quiet forest trail leading to the iconic house from My Neighbor Totoro.

Ghibli Museum in Mitaka

Though far away in Tokyo, this museum is often compared to the Cinema Room in the Grand Warehouse. Both show exclusive Studio Ghibli short films.

Nagoya Station

This major transport hub is your easiest connection point for reaching the park. Buses run regularly and directly to Ghibli Park.