The magical world of Ghibli welcomes visitors.
Nestled amidst lush green forests in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Ghibli Park is a dream destination for Studio Ghibli fans. It's like a gateway leading visitors into a magical world created by emotionally charged animated films.
Every step in Ghibli Park is a delightful surprise. Visitors feel as if they've stepped into a fairy tale, meeting their favorite characters and experiencing magical moments.
Ghibli Park features many play areas modeled after the animated films.
Take a stroll through the Valley of the Wind Village, immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere, and admire the moss-covered tiled roofs of the houses. Stop at Whispering Slope, and you'll meet the giant Totoro and his mischievous friends in the mysterious forest.
Continuing your journey, explore Kiki Castle, where you can try your hand at being a witch apprentice and soar through the skies. Then, head to the Forest of Light, where you'll be transported to the mystical world of Yubaba and Haku, where magical things can happen at any moment.
Exorbitant ticket prices: Joy mixed with anxiety.
According to Mainichi, all areas of Ghibli Park will open to visitors on March 16, 2024. Among them, Area 5, known as "Witch's Valley," is highly anticipated by many fans.
However, alongside the joy, many fans are also worried about the increased entrance fees to Ghibli Park. From March 16th, those with an "O-Sanpo Day Pass" will be able to enter all five areas of the park, but only the "O-Sanpo Day Pass Premium" allows access to all buildings, including "Satsuki and Mei's House". Meanwhile, the "Light Sanpo Pass" allows entry to all areas except "Ghibli's Grand Warehouse".
All areas of Ghibli Park will open to visitors on March 16th.
This has led many people, especially families with young children, to worry that they will not have enough money to experience Ghibli Park. Many fans have also expressed their wish that the park would have a policy of providing discounts for disadvantaged groups so that everyone has the opportunity to come and explore the magical world of Ghibli.
Despite lingering concerns, the reopening of Ghibli Park is welcome news for Studio Ghibli fans worldwide. It promises unique and unforgettable experiences, transporting visitors into a world of emotion and imagination.
Starting March 16th, Ghibli Park will be charging higher ticket prices than before.
Notes for visitors
- Ghibli Park is only open on certain days of the week, so you should book your tickets online in advance to avoid disappointment.
- You should bring comfortable shoes to make it easier to move around in the park.
- It's a good idea to bring snacks and drinks because prices in the park are quite high.

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