Excursão de Ônibus de 1 Dia ao Parque Ghibli saindo de Nagoya

◎ The timing was well-arranged; we not only visited three areas of Ghibli Park but also toured the famous Toyota Museum in Japan, making the itinerary very fulfilling. ◎ The round-trip bus saved a lot of time that would have been spent on self-driving and transfers. The bus was quite comfortable, and I fell asleep on the way back. ◎ The tour guide was a very interesting Japanese gentleman, I think his name was "Ushida Taiyo." On the way there, he patiently introduced the itinerary, counted the number of people, and livened up the atmosphere. On the way back, seeing that everyone was quite tired, he started singing for us and even handed out song sheets to everyone (Ponyo's theme song, which Fan Xiaoxuan covered as "Doudoulong"). The trip was quite enjoyable. ◎ Ghibli Park is well worth a visit; it's Miyazaki's world everywhere. I spent a long time taking photos at the Grand Warehouse. At Witch's Valley, I didn't have the patience to wait in long lines, so I only spent an hour there and rode the carousel 🎠. There were many tourists from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, and they were all quite enthusiastic and proactively offered to help take photos, which felt really nice. ◎ Afterwards, we went to the Toyota Museum and saw many cars, souvenirs, and related cultural exhibits. It was very good.

This was my second time in Japan and I failed to secure official Studio Ghibli tickets both times, so I was really grateful to find this tour package—it honestly felt like a blessing in disguise. Our guide Mari was incredibly kind, informative, and made everything feel personal from the start. We met at the hotel where she introduced herself, gave us a park map, tickets, and even a bento box with a small gift inside. We took a comfortable bus to Ghibli Park while she shared history and context about the area and Studio Ghibli. We had about 5 hours in the park, which was the perfect amount of time to explore without feeling rushed. Afterwards we visited a pottery museum, received a lucky cat keychain and a discount coupon. Overall, everything was well organized and stress-free. I would definitely recommend this tour to any Ghibli fan visiting Japan.

Excellent excursion. Our very friendly and kind guide gave a lot of explanations about the park, the program, and the food in Nagoya. She even gave us the location of the smoking areas in Ghibli Park. The park is huge, but we managed to do everything with our standard pass (the shuttles and cat buses helped a lot). The bento to save time is good and a very appreciated plus, as the cafes and restaurants in the park are full with long queues. Afterwards, we visited the Seto Gura Ceramic Museum, which was superb (perhaps a little more time would be good) and bought some beautiful ceramic items. On the way back, the guide gave us the lyrics and sheet music for a Totoro song that we all sang together on the bus, which was very friendly. I 100% recommend this excursion.

Nossa guia, Lily, foi muito gentil e se preocupou em nos contar fatos sobre a cidade que estão relacionados com a história do mundo Ghibli. Notamos a preocupação em tornar a experiência a mais imersiva possível. Receber o bentô foi bem importante, pois as filas nas áreas de alimentação são enormes e perderíamos muito tempo lá. Além disso, a refeição foi saborosa.

I had such an incredible time on this tour - the guides were absolutely lovely, so friendly and knowledgeable about how to maximize our trip. Ghibli Park was UNREAL - so many beautiful exhibits for fans of the films to see and it was a good amount of time. The bento box provided for lunch was delicious and we went to the pottery museum in the afternoon, which was full of beautiful ceramics and opportunities to buy more souvenirs. I would highly recommend it!

This was a great way to see Ghibli Park, and the Toyota Museum was a good bonus. I highly appreciate that bento boxes were already provided to avoid the long lines for food stalls in the park. The vegetarian bento box was very tasty. 5 hours in the park was just enough for the standard pass. Just a bit sad that it was raining. Shout out to Akiko, our guide, for being lively and trying to tie up the Toyota Museum experience to Ghibli Park.

I loved the tour ❤️, they were very kind to us. We ventured from Chile especially to go to Studio Ghibli; we didn't have the option to buy tickets directly, and they were definitely the best choice. We traveled with our 1-year-old baby, and it was beautiful. The park is huge; you can spend 5 hours there with the tour. The bento they gave us at the beginning saved us a lot of trouble and relieved us from having to look for a place to have lunch. Afterwards, we went further into Nagoya and arrived at the ceramic museum. The experience and the care taken are truly noticeable at every moment; fully recommended ♡♡

The time allotted at Ghibli Park was more than enough to explore the whole area, even with some lines, and still enjoy a proper meal. The meet-up point was easy to find, and the lunch bento was already prepared and handed out before boarding the bus, which was very convenient. Quick heads-up: there are no trash bins inside the park, so you’ll need to bring your trash with you until you’re back at Nagoya Station (bins for bottles and cans are available). On the tour day, what we visited after the park was Toyota Automobile Museum, where the guide shared car inspirations from Ghibli movies, making it fun to spot them. The time there was under an hour, so it felt a bit rushed. But it's still good overall!

This was a fantastic and convenient way to get to Ghibli Park. The bus stop is right across from the station, and the tour guide was very friendly and helpful. The Bentos tasted great, and we learned a bit about Nagoya from her presentation. Just a note about the park: there aren't enough seats on busy days, and lines for experiences, rides, and photo spots can be long. I was surprised how much everything cost despite having the standard pass. Make sure you know exactly what you want to see so you can head there first to get tickets. It would be great if the bus came a little more often and had a seating area while you're waiting. The park requires a lot of walking, so make sure you are comfortable with walking most of the day. One other issue we had was not being allowed to take photos inside Kiki's house when it's just a recreation from the anime; it felt weird. Even the exhibition area had engaging items for you to touch and use, but you couldn't take a photo.

I can only say that the normal activity experience was super good!!! The Japanese bento was delicious, and the tour guide also explained that bento trash cannot be thrown away, and can be left on the bus to eat later or taken back to dispose of, so although it's a bit troublesome, it's already very good! The tour guide also diligently introduced Ghibli Park, Nagoya, and the Ceramics Museum in English. If someone really wants to stay longer at Ghibli Park, they can sign a document in advance, and you won't be forced to follow the group. You can enter and explore Totoro Forest for 400 yen! Entering some internal facilities requires additional ticket purchases (when I went in the afternoon, everything except Howl was still available for purchase). After buying, you can just queue up to enter. If you really want to visit Ghibli Park on short notice but tickets are sold out, this is a good option (although the price is really not cheap...)