[2025 Mitaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Ghibli Museum (Updated Aug)

Here are must-visit Instagrammable spots in Tokyo! 1️⃣ Shibuya Scramble Crossing: It’s crowded, but somehow that’s what makes it so hip. Must get a proof shot📸 2️⃣ Ghibli Museum: You need to book tickets in advance, but it’s truly like a dream and so charming🌿 3️⃣ Tsutaya Bookstore @ Daikanyama: Coffee + books + atmosphere = the perfect healing time just for me☕️ 4️⃣ Shimokitazawa: Highly recommend if you love vintage shopping! From accessory shops to cafes, it’s packed with great spots🎀 5️⃣ DisneySea: A bit more mature and romantic than Disneyland. The photos come out amazing✨ Tokyo is a place where you can get magazine-worthy shots just by walking around, so pack your stylish outfits and don’t forget your selfie stick!

Tokyo is really fun, but if you don’t plan well, you might easily get caught out! Please keep these 8 "Tokyo Travel Precautions" handy, so even beginners can confidently explore Tokyo like pros～ ✅ Popular spots = race against time! Book in advance to avoid missing out Popular Tokyo attractions like the Harry Potter Studio, Shibuya SKY, and Ghibli Museum in Mitaka have reservation slots that get snapped up within minutes! It’s recommended to check the official websites in advance, set alarms, and book on time. Don’t wait until you arrive in Tokyo to find out tickets are sold out—you’ll really want to cry. ✅ Not everyone can enjoy Disneyland? Watch out for height restrictions Some rides at Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea have clear height restrictions for kids (e.g., Haunted Mansion, Tower of Terror). Families with children should check the official website beforehand to avoid disappointment and headaches from being turned away on-site. ✅ Don’t be a “cultural tourist” when visiting shrines and temples Please keep quiet when entering shrines and temples, ask if photography is allowed before taking pictures, and avoid entering sacred areas. Don’t make noise or take photos indiscriminately. This isn’t just formality—it’s respect for the culture. ✅ Be careful crossing the street in the opposite direction! Japan drives on the left side, opposite to China—when walking or crossing the street, remember to look right for cars! Both vehicles and pedestrians keep left, and people keep to the left on stairs too, which helps avoid collisions. The right side is for those in a hurry～ ✅ Perfect restaurant service = no tipping! In Tokyo, you don’t need to tip at restaurants or taxis; service charges are already included in the bill. Japanese people strongly believe “service is a duty,” and tipping might even cause misunderstandings. ✅ Strict garbage sorting, almost no trash bins on the street! You’ll hardly find trash bins on Tokyo streets, and garbage sorting is very strict (combustible, non-combustible, recyclable, etc.). It’s recommended to carry a small trash bag with you instead of looking for bins while walking. ✅ Want to save money? Don’t forget your passport! Most large malls and drugstores offer tax refunds—just show your passport to get tax exemption. Also, some stores offer extra discounts if you pay with Alipay, WeChat, or UnionPay, so remember to ask about promotions before buying. ✅ No smoking in public places—don’t be careless Most Tokyo neighborhoods and public places clearly mark no-smoking zones. Smoking is only allowed in designated smoking areas. Smoking on the street or while walking can lead to fines and dirty looks from passersby. Smokers, please pay attention to signs and avoid trouble over a cigarette. ✅ Don’t panic if there’s an earthquake Japan is an earthquake-prone area. When staying at a hotel, learn the emergency exits and evacuation routes. Stay calm during an earthquake, try to hide under sturdy furniture, and follow staff instructions. 🏷 To sum up Free travel in Tokyo isn’t hard, but to have fun, don’t overlook these small details. 👉 Save and share with your travel buddies to avoid detours and make your Tokyo trip even better! For more Tokyo tips, search for “Tokyo Local Guide”~

I visited the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo🌳✨ (Reservation required! No photography inside, so enjoy it with your eyes😉) From the entrance, Totoro & soot sprites welcome you, with concept-filled interior exhibits + short film screenings! Fans will cry… truly an emotional experience😭💛 📍 Highly recommend the Mugiwara Boshi Cafe! Beer, hot dogs, and ice cream all full of Ghibli vibes🍺🌭 Above the cafe is the Laputa robot garden, perfect for a stroll and photo time📸 ⏰ Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM 📌 Address: 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo #TokyoTravel #GhibliMuseum #MitakaForestGhibliMuseum #JapanTravel #OverseasTravel #TravelPlanning #MustSeeInTokyo

This Tokyo trip was specially planned for a one-day tour of Kichijoji. After actually visiting, I feel that one day is still a bit short. The cat café, park, art museum, and secondhand shops all make you want to linger. If you want to fully explore and treasure hunt, consider staying nearby for a night. Buy an ice cream and a cream puff— leisurely stroll under the summer breeze. You can never get enough of the beautiful scenery here. If you have plenty of time, I strongly recommend treasure hunting at the secondhand boutique shops— brand new down jackets can be had for less than 10,000 yen. Uniqlo is also worth a visit, with Kichijoji-exclusive items. So cute and unique 😊 #Kichijoji #CatCafe #InokashiraPark #Tokyo #GhibliMuseumMitaka

🔥 Ladies! Just got back from Tokyo with the kids, and this Disney VIP + Mt. Fuji magical itinerary is truly effortless for moms. The kids have a blast while parents can enjoy a light vacation🏰. Five days and four nights over the May Day holiday is just perfect~ ❗【👇Click below to see how to enjoy a May Day family trip to Japan】❗ 🎢【Disney Exclusive Experience】 Staying at a Disney hotel is every child’s dream~ Two nights in a Disney-themed suite! A private guide took us through VIP entrances, so no waiting in line for popular rides🎢. At night, we watched the light show from the VIP area, fulfilling the kids’ princess dreams all at once! 🗻【Mt. Fuji Private Hot Spring Secret Spot】 Our private hot spring suite with a Mt. Fuji view had the mountain right outside the window! Soaking in the hot spring while gazing at the snow-capped peak🗻. We also visited the Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum, where the kids made their own music boxes and picked seasonal fruits at the foot of Mt. Fuji — it felt like stepping into a Studio Ghibli fairy tale~ ✨【Trip Highlights】 ✅ Disney VIP no-wait privileges ✅ Exclusive guides for both major parks ✅ Mt. Fuji view private hot spring suite ✅ Ghibli Museum in Mitaka ❗【👇Click below to see how to enjoy a May Day family trip to Japan】❗

#2月好去地方2025 #东京 ⚠️In order to maintain the quality of the visit, a full real-name reservation system is adopted. The sessions are 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00. But the tickets for the next month are only available on the 10th of each month. If you want to go to a show, you really need to make an appointment in advance. The ticket shape is very special, it is a film-shaped door. The films on the tickets are all scenes from Hayao Miyazaki's animations. Everyone will get a different one. ❤️Recommended must-go "Saturn" Image Screening Room After entering, you can watch the short animation produced by Studio Ghibli with your ticket. The animation played will be updated from time to time, and you can see different animations every time you come 📷Must-take scenic spots ✅Ghibli Museum of Art in Mitaka ✅Ticket booth of Totoro: Super big panda, there are many people queuing up to take pictures when entering, it is recommended to take pictures when leaving, the crowd is much less! ✅Castle in the Sky: You can walk to the rooftop garden on the second floor, where there is a classic check-in spot that you must take photos of, and that is the robot of Castle in the Sky! In addition, there is also a meat and rice restaurant near Kichijoji. You can go there early to get your number, then go to Ghibli and eat at the end. This way, your schedule will be smooth.

✨ If you're torn between visiting Ghibli Park in Nagoya or the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, this guide will help you decide. ✅ Ghibli Park: A theme park focused on interaction and exploration, divided into five areas with attractions, restaurants, and shops. ✅ Ghibli Museum in Mitaka: Offers a glimpse into Ghibli's animation production and rare sketches. ㊙ Ghibli Park 📍 Location: Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00-17:00 (Opens at 09:00 on holidays, closed on Tuesdays) 🏃 Recommended Visit: Full-day 🌟 Highlights: Grand Warehouse, Totoro's Forest, Witch's Valley, Ghost's Village, Youth Hill 🎫 Tickets: Released on the 10th of each month for the third month ahead (Walking tickets available 7 days in advance) ❶ Grand Walking Ticket Premium: Includes Grand Warehouse + 4 themed areas + all outdoor activities ❷ Grand Walking Ticket: Includes Grand Warehouse + 4 themed areas ❸ Walking Ticket: Includes 4 themed areas ㊙ Ghibli Museum in Mitaka 📍 Location: Mitaka, Tokyo ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) 🏃 Recommended Visit: Half-day 🌟 Highlights: Saturn Theater, Cat Bus Room, Laputa Robot Sculpture 🎫 Tickets: Released on the 10th of each month for the following month. Ghibli Park 🆚 Mitaka 1⃣ Ghibli Park is more expensive and harder to get tickets for than the Ghibli Museum. 2⃣ If time permits, visit both, but plan your itinerary as they are far apart. 3⃣ For Ghibli works and films, the museum is recommended. 4⃣ For a strong experience, Ghibli Park is better with its IP scene creation and movie atmosphere. Limited tickets available for August-October #TokyoSurroundings #MitakaGhibliMuseum #HayaoMiyazaki #GhibliPark #MitakaGhibliMiyazakiMuseum #GhibliLand #GhibliMuseumTickets #HolidayTravel #JapanFamilyTravelGuide.

Introducing must-visit tourist spots in Tokyo that require reservations✍🏻 (All photos are from April 2024) ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ I've always wanted to go to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka Photography is prohibited inside the museum, but it's OK in areas without a roof📷 Even the smallest places are all so cute, it's fun to stroll around! Because you can't take photos indoors, you can immerse yourself in the world of Ghibli...🫧 I watched the short film Chu-zumo, which was so cute and interesting. Ghibli is amazing after all 🎞️ 🏷️ Save it and use it as a reference for your next outing! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ✍🏻 ᴛʀɪᴘ ᴛɪᴘs ˊ˗ Tickets are purchased in advance with a designated time 🪄 Tickets for the following month are on sale on the 10th of each month 👀 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ✍🏻 ɪɴғᴏʀᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ (As of October 2024) Ghibli Museum, Mitaka 📍Address | 1-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka-shi, Tokyo 🕰️Hours | 10:00-18:00 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 　 　#domestictravel #tottoritourism #tottoritrip #tripdomestictravel

Ghibli Museum in Mitaka If you're a Ghibli fan, you must visit the Ghibli Museum! There is a theater, playground, and souvenir shop inside the museum where you can watch Ghibli short films, and a garden, cafe, and rooftop garden outside :) Photography is not allowed inside, but outsiders are allowed to take photos! If you visit inside, you'll be amazed by the details unique to Ghibli😆😆 There are also goods that you can only find at the Ghibli Museum, so be sure to stop by! They're so cute😍😍 📍Location: 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013 Japan ✔️Tip -The Totoro cream puff shop I introduced earlier is also nearby, so be sure to stop by! #OctoberTravelSupportEvent #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #Japan #JapanTravel #GhibliMuseum

Insomnia will take Ghibli fans on a tour of the Ghibli Museum in Tokyo, Japan. 🥰 The museum will feature various exhibits and exhibitions about the production of Ghibli animation films, as well as special short films made by the studio itself. 🎬 We will experience the beauty and techniques used in creating Ghibli animation films through various exhibits, such as character modeling, filming scenes used in the films, and presentations of the steps involved in making Ghibli animation films. 🎥 In addition to the exhibits inside the museum, the exterior of the building is also striking with its architecture and colors designed to reflect the character of Studio Ghibli. There are also many other corners that are highlights that you can't miss checking in, such as the Totoro corner or the giant robot from Laputa-Castle in the Sky. It's guaranteed to please Ghili fans. 😊 The Ghibli Museum is only open to the public on specified days, and is open for viewing in rounds. The rule is that taking photos inside the museum is prohibited. We can only take pictures outside the building. 📸 📍Location: Ghibli Museum, Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan 🗓Visiting times: 4 times a day: 10:00, 12:00, 14:00 and 16:00 💵Admission fee: Adults ¥1000, High school students ¥700 Elementary school students ¥400 Children 4-6 years old ¥100 Under 3 years old free 👨💻How to book tickets: Tickets are not sold at the venue. You must book tickets in advance via the ghibli museum website. #VisitMuseum #VisitJapan #PlacesToVisitJapan #japan #ghibli #museum #insomniainjapan #insomniascene

Step into the enchanting world of Studio Ghibli at this incredible museum that many fans dream of visiting. Here are some of my tips to enjoy your day～ 🎫 Tickets are 1000¥ and go on sale on the 10th of each month at 10am. It is DIFFICULT to get tickets, but keep refreshing the page and you’ll get through eventually! 🚇 The museum is located in Mitaka, in the outskirts of Tokyo. Take the JR Chuo Line to JR Mitaka Station. Use the South Exit and walk 15 minutes to the museum. 🏡 The museum itself was designed by Hayao Miyazaki and it feels like stepping into a Ghibli movie. There are so many details and hidden references to the films! 🎨 Inside the museum, most areas are photography restricted ～ so you really have to go and see for yourself! There are many rough sketches and storyboards of ideas for Ghibli movies, it’s all so interesting and exciting to read about. 🎥 The Saturn Theatre shows short Studio Ghibli films that cannot be seen anywhere else. Entrance is included with your ticket. I got to watch ‘Boro the Caterpillar’ and it was so cute! 🌳 As you go outside and up the spiral staircase, there is a life-size 5 metre tall statue of a robot soldier from Castle in the Sky. It’s a perfect photo opportunity and many people line up to get their shot! 🌟 To finish off your day at the Ghibli Museum, check out the Straw Hat Cafe and the souvenir shop. I truly had a wonderful day here and I would definitely go again! #mytravelhacks #localguides #japantrip #japan #tokyo #tokyotrip #ghiblimuseum

Here are some unique things to do in Tokyo that you can’t find anywhere else! Save this guide for your next trip 🇯🇵 📍 Akihabara ~ known as the anime and manga capital of Tokyo. There are endless stores selling anime and manga merchandise, literally everything you could ever imagine. 📍 Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has a FREE observation deck. No ticket is required for entrance and you get an amazing view of Tokyo! 📍 Odaiba is located by Tokyo Bay, providing wonderful views of the Rainbow Bridge. Here you can find traditional Japanese arcades and shops, the beach and more stores. 📍 Ghibli Museum ~ located in Mitaka which is a lot further out of Tokyo. Tickets are cheap but very difficult to get, and go on sale 2 months in advance. The museum itself feels like stepping into a Ghibli movie! #tokyo #tokyotrip #japan #japantrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #tokyotrip #summerdestinations

#springsummer2024 Ghibli Park (Japanese: ジブリパーク) is a theme park that will open on November 1, 2022. It is built in the Ai Chibli Memorial Park in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It uses the animated films released by Studio Ghibli as the theme of entertainment facilities. Ghibli fans must come and see! There are many manuscripts and ideas in it. Every exhibition hall is very attentive, exquisite and I like it very much~ I stayed there for about two and a half hours😍 You can also queue up in the venue to watch a 15-minute short film🥰 It is recommended to enter the park at the first show time at 10:00 ~ there is no need to queue The souvenir shop is on the 3rd floor. You can go there to buy it in reverse order.

#LuckyPost The Ghibli Museum in Tokyo is a museum that tells the story of Studio Ghibli's anime films, founded by Hayao Miyazaki, the artist behind many of the studio's most important works. It is different from other museums in that the creators intended it to be like a maze or a playground, so there are no signs indicating the order of entry or the order of entry. 📌 It is recommended to travel to Ghibli Park by Linimo train. From Nagoya Station, take the Higashiyama subway line to Fujigaoka Station and get off at the last stop, Fujigaoka Station. Then, change to the Linimo train. And get off at Aichi Kyu Hakusen Koen Station 📌 Admission fee: 19 years old and over 1,000 yen 13-18 years old 700 yen 7-12 years old to 400 yen 4-6 years old 100 yen Opening and closing hours: 10:00-18:00 📌Entrance times 10:00/12:00/14:00/16:00 Cannot enter before the time and cannot enter after 30 minutes. After entering, you can stay until closing time. Closed days: Every Tuesday 📍Studio Ghibli Museum) Mitaka City, Tama District

#Tokyo Attractions The Mitaka no Mori Ghibli Museum was designed by the master Hayao Miyazaki, 1000% restored many of his classic animation scenes, and you can see the original works and more! Very worth the trip, but tickets are a bit hard to buy, be sure to purchase tickets early! Each of the tickets is a random roll ticket with various animation scenes as the theme~ Tickets on the 2nd floor of the building to visit paintings, film production, and restoration of some film scenes. The 3rd floor is where the Dragon Ball Train sells souvenirs~ Further up there is a robot picture, more people take pictures, need to queue ~ There is a cafe inside where you can dine~ 📍Mitaka no Mori Ghibli Museum 1-1-83 Shimorencho, Mitaka, Tokyo, Totachi Inohead Enji Park West Park JR to Mitaka Station and transfer to the Museum of Art bus directly there

I made a reservation for the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka about a month before! It's very popular and you can't get in without a reservation, so please make a reservation in advance on the website 🙆 It was a facility that conveyed the production process of Ghibli works, the difficulty of making movie animations, and the passion of the creators! I was really impressed by how amazing the creators were when they drew animations by hand... I'm also a designer, so I'm grateful for my current environment and I feel like I'll keep working hard! ✨ Most of the exhibits are indoors, so you can enjoy it even on rainy days! The realistic production room with attention to detail is a must-see! There was humor here and there, so it was fun ☺️ Most of the exhibits are indoors, so it's a facility that's no problem even on rainy days. (You can't take photos of the exhibits inside!) The robot soldiers are outside and you can take photos! Even on cloudy days, the atmosphere is cool ~ Access The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is about a 15-minute walk from the south exit of JR Mitaka Station. On rainy days, it may feel a little far, so you may want to use the bus or taxi listed below 🚕 Community bus (Mitaka City Bus) A community bus runs from the south exit of JR Mitaka Station. Apparently it's a bus designed by Studio Ghibli 👀 Please use it too! #Travelingwithme #TheWorldofGhibli #GhibliArtinMitakaForest #TokyoTourism

#cherryblossom2024 The Ghibli Museum, officially known as the Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum, is a unique museum dedicated to the works of Studio Ghibli, the renowned Japanese animation film studio. Located in Inokashira Park in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan, the museum offers visitors an immersive and magical experience into the world of Studio Ghibli's animated films. The Ghibli Museum features exhibits, interactive displays, and exclusive screenings of short animated films created by Studio Ghibli. Visitors can explore various installations inspired by popular Ghibli movies such as "My Neighbor Totoro," "Spirited Away," "Princess Mononoke," and more. The museum also includes a rooftop garden, a gift shop with exclusive Ghibli merchandise, a cafe, and a special exhibition space that showcases the art and creative process behind Studio Ghibli's beloved films. Tickets to the Ghibli Museum are limited and must be purchased in advance, as the museum aims to provide a carefully curated and intimate experience for each visitor.

Step into a realm where dreams and imagination merge, bringing the spirit of Miyazaki and the brilliance of Studio Ghibli to life. 🎥 📌 Important note: Overseas travelers must book tickets in advance, as no on-site reservations are available. One of the highlights of this magical museum is the chance to watch exclusive short films created solely for lucky visitors. Sit in the theater, eager to unwrap a precious gift—a whimsical tale taking you on a breathtaking journey through Ghibli's vivid worlds. 🎬✨ Explore the museum and be captivated by intricate exhibits showcasing the artistry behind Ghibli's masterpieces. From original sketches to meticulously crafted characters, every detail reflects the dedication and passion that go into creating these beloved films. 🎨🖌️ Don't miss the rooftop garden, inspired by "My Neighbor Totoro." Imagine standing amidst lush greenery, surrounded by Totoro statues and gentle whispers of the wind—a moment of pure Ghibli magic. 🌳✨ Before you go, visit the gift shop—a treasure trove of Ghibli delights. From plushies to art books and DVDs, it's a world of Ghibli merchandise that will warm your heart. 🛍️💖 📍 Location: 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo"

#TokyoTravel Hello! I'd like to share a special trip to the Ghibli Mitaka Museum located in a small town in Japan. This is a place where the magic of animation and art come together, and I had a truly magical time. 🖌️ 🏞️ Art in Nature The Mitaka Museum is located in a beautiful building that blends in with nature. While looking around the museum, the sounds of nature and sunlight blended with the artwork, making it feel like I was in another world. I couldn't help but be amazed when I saw that the works of Studio Ghibli were actually handcrafted. 🌿🎨 You can't take pictures inside, but the interior was really beautiful! 🎥 Secrets of Animation There was also an exhibition where you could get a glimpse into Studio Ghibli's animation process. Drawings, models, and storyboards were on display, allowing you to learn how movies are made. I was really impressed by the passion and effort of representative directors like Hiroshima Kamiya. 📽️🎬 🌌 A World of Fantasy The Mitaka Museum made me feel like I was in a Ghibli movie. I was immersed in the world of my favorite movies, such as "Spirited Away" and "Totoro". 🌟🎈 My time at the Mitaka Museum was truly a magical experience. It was a special trip where I could fully experience the beauty and emotion of Ghibli movies. I definitely want to visit again on my next trip to Japan! 🇯🇵✈️ See you again in my next travel review! Bye! 👋🌸

📍Mikata Forest Ghibli Museum 📍Japan, 1-83, Shimonoseki, Miyake-shi, Tokyo 181-0013 - The Ghibli Museum in Tokyo is a place where you can experience the production process of Ghibli animations - Reservations can be made from the 10th of the month in advance - They also show short animations that can only be seen at the Ghibli Museum - A place where you can feel the Ghibli atmosphere even in the bathroom - While you're here, take a walk around nearby Inokashira Park ⚠️ Please note that indoor photography is not allowed #Tokyo #TokyoTravel #Ghibli

#Tokyo Attractions ❤️ Grandpa Hayao Miyazaki’s fairy tale world is here! The Ghibli Museum is surrounded by greenery and is filled with stunning details, making you feel like you are right in the middle of an animation scene. ❤️ Tickets are only 1,000 yen, but reservations must be made in advance. All reservations are made online. Just go to the Lawson ticketing website and follow the steps. Due to the high popularity, reservations need to be made one week in advance. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. It is recommended that everyone set an alarm to avoid missing the ticket rush. The available sessions are currently from 10:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Friday and from 10:00 to 19:00 on weekends and holidays, but closed on Tuesdays. ✨ The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka has three floors and a roof garden. The basement is the central hall, the first floor is the exhibition area of ​​Hayao Miyazaki's studio, the second floor is a merchandise store and children's play area, and the top floor is the sky garden area. Photography and eating are prohibited inside the museum, but you can take photos freely in the outdoor area. ✨ The Ghibli Museum displays the production process and manuscripts of each representative animation, as well as the development history of animated film screenings and the production process of the latest films. When we went there, we happened to catch the latest work, which is a super healing animated film about the adventures of a caterpillar (this is a movie that Ghibli does not show to the public, it is worth watching!). Be sure to line up half an hour before the movie starts, otherwise there will probably be no seats left. ✨Outside the museum, there are also must-visit Totoro ticket office, Castle in the Sky and the main entrance of the museum. You can buy some souvenirs at the exit of the third floor. The most collectible ones are animation films, and the pictures on the films are scenes from the animation. The clerk told me that these were recycled movie films and that once I bought them, they would no longer be available. I bought Howl's Moving Castle, which the clerk said might be one of the first films to sell out. ✨ The transportation is very convenient. You can take the JR Chuo Line from Shinjuku, Tokyo, and arrive at Mitaka Station in 20 minutes. The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is located south of Inokashira Park in Mitaka City. It can be reached by taking a bus (about 5 minutes) from Kichijoji Station, or by walking about 15 minutes along the Tamagawa Aqueduct from the south exit of JR Mitaka Station. It is quite quick and convenient. 🪄 Address: 1-83 Shimorenjaku 1-chome, Mitaka City, Tokyo 🚝How to get there: 1. From the South Exit of JR Mitaka Station, walk along the Tamagawa Aqueduct for about 15 minutes 2. Take the No. 9 community bus from the South Exit of JR Mitaka Station for about 5 minutes 3. About 15 minutes on foot from the South Exit of Kichijoji Station on the Chuo Line 🛎️ The opening hours of the Ghibli Museum are 10:00-17:00 from Monday to Friday, 10:00-19:00 on weekends and holidays, and closed on Tuesdays. Except for statutory holidays, it is recommended to avoid weekends and holidays to avoid excessive crowds that may affect the viewing experience. 🛎️ Ticket prices are 1,000 yen for adults, 700 yen for junior high school students, 400 yen for elementary school students, and 100 yen for infants over 4 years old. It is recommended that you make a reservation in advance to ensure smooth entry to the Ghibli Museum. If you are a fan of Hayao Miyazaki, you must not miss this fairy tale world. Come and feel the charm of Hayao Miyazaki's creation! #Overseas travel #Solo travel #Tokyo #Good places to go in Tokyo #Tokyo homestay #Cheap travel #Cheap travel in Tokyo #Japan #Weekend travel #Tokyo

I went to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka! I made a reservation about a month in advance and visited the museum! It's very popular and you can't get in without a reservation, so please make a reservation in advance on the website🙆 It's a museum in Inokashira Park, and inside you can see the production process of Ghibli works, the difficulties of making movie animations, and the passion of the creators! The realistic production room with attention to detail is a must-see! There was humor here and there, and it was fun☺️ Unlike today, I was impressed by how amazing the creators were in the days when animations were drawn by hand... I'm also a designer, so I'm grateful for my current environment and I feel like I'll keep working hard!✨ You can't take photos inside, but you can take photos of the exhibits outside! The robots from Laputa were very impressive~🙌 It's in Inokashira Park, so I went cherry blossom viewing on the way home🌸 Unfortunately the weather was bad, but the flowers were in full bloom~! 📍Ghibli Museum, Mitaka 1-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013 Thank you for reading to the end🙆‍♀️ I plan to post travel information and recommended spots both in Japan and overseas, so please follow and like if you like! #DomesticTravel #GhibliMuseum #InokashiraPark #CoupleTrip

The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka was founded by the famous Japanese animation director Hayao Miyazaki in 2001. It is located in a forest in Mitaka City, Tokyo. The design of the museum is inspired by the films of Hayao Miyazaki, and the works of Miyazaki and his studio Studio Ghibli are displayed inside, including the animated films "My Neighbor Totoro", "Spirited Away", "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" and so on. The museum displays Studio Ghibli's production process, manuscripts, design sketches, animation clips, and interactive exhibitions, allowing people to gain an in-depth understanding of the animation production process and technology as well as Studio Ghibli's creative process. In addition, it is a great tourist destination and cultural experience place, a place that all animation fans and art lovers cannot miss! ⏰Opening hours -Weekdays: 10:00 to 18:00 - Weekends and holidays: 10:00 to 19:00 *Last admission is one hour before closing time *The museum is closed every Tuesday unless that day is a public holiday, in which case it will remain closed *Please note that the museum's business hours and closing days may change due to special circumstances. It is recommended to check the official website or contact the museum before visiting to confirm the latest business hours information! 💰Ticket price Adults 1,000 yen Junior high school students (13-18 years old) 700 yen Elementary school students (7-12 years old) 400 yen Children (4-6 years old) 100 yen 💻Ticket Purchase Method 1. Book your e-ticket on the museum's official website. - Ticket pre-orders for the following month will be open at 10:00 a.m. Japan time on the 10th of each month -You must arrive on time at the scheduled time. The show opens every hour and you must enter within 60 minutes. You will not be able to enter after that (there is no limit on the time to leave the museum!) 🚝Transportation The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is very convenient to access. Here are some common ways to get to the museum: 1. Take the JR Chuo Line from Shinjuku to Mitaka Station, then walk 15 minutes to the museum. 2. Take the bus from Kichijoji to the Ghibli Museum stop in Mitaka, then walk for 5 minutes to the museum. 3. Take a taxi from Mitaka Station or Kichijoji Station to the museum. The ride takes about 10 minutes. 🏯The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka is located in the West Garden of Inokashira Park. It has a total of 3 floors and a rooftop garden. It should be noted that taking photos and eating are prohibited in the indoor space of the Ghibli Museum. Basement 1 1. Video Exhibition Room "Saturn" -Play Ghibli's original animated shorts 2. Interactive permanent exhibition area -Understand how animation is made through various machines First floor 1. Simulation Studio -Understand the production process of an animated film from draft to film 2. Planning exhibitions For details, please visit the official website Second floor 1. Library Reading Room -Displays a variety of cute children's books and picture books 2. Totoro Bus -Limited to children below the sixth grade of primary school 3. Souvenir Shop - There are many fine products to choose from, a must-see for Hayao Miyazaki fans! Roof Garden After visiting the indoor exhibition area, you can go to the rooftop garden to take photos with the mechanical soldiers of the Castle in the Sky. At the end of the garden, there is the central stone tablet of the Castle in the Sky, Laputa. #Japan Attractions #Ghibli Museum in Mitaka #Hayao Miyazaki #Tokyo #Tokyo Attractions

Location🌳 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013 Japan Review🌳 I personally visited Ghibli because I liked Totoro. I was able to see a 15-minute short animation and learn about the space and method of creating animation at Ghibli, and although it wasn't much, there were still many things to see. However, taking pictures inside was not allowed and there were few places to take pictures outside, so it was difficult to make many memories. I thought that paying the 1,000 yen admission fee was enough to see it once. However, I think that children would enjoy it no matter how many times they came. Rating🌳 4.5 points #Ghibli Museum of the Forest of Mitaka #Hot Place #For Couples #Best

I visited the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka! It's a little far from downtown Tokyo, but it's very close if you take the subway from Shinjuku or Shibuya! You have to make an online reservation about a month in advance to visit the Ghibli Museum! Taking photos inside is prohibited, and there's a bus from Mitaka Station to the Ghibli Museum, but we walked to save money and take a walk (about 15 minutes?). There was a park on the way, and there were cute signs like in the picture, so it was healing. ㅎㅎ I was worried that I wouldn't be able to see the outdoor structures well when I went in the evening, but it was so beautiful! I think it's a good place to visit at least once. I recommend it. ㅎㅎ Of course, it's good for children, but it's also good for adults who know Ghibli and have watched some old cartoons! After visiting the museum, we went to a curry restaurant called 'Mamezo' in Kichijoji and had curry! The restaurant itself was cute and had a good atmosphere, and the food was delicious, so I was very satisfied with one meal. 💕 #Ghibli #TokyoTravel

I went to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, decorated by the staff for Christmas✨ The short film "The Seed and the Egg Princess" was being shown in the indoor movie theater♪ It's short but moving, as you'd expect from Ghibli. Please go and check it out 📍Buy online, pick up your tickets at Lawson🎟

#TokyoTravel #CityTravel #HotPlace GhibliStudio is a must-see on any Tokyo travel itinerary I also love Ghibli movies, so I really wanted to visit this place. A cute Totoro greets you from the entrance! It's so cute~~ It's surprisingly large, so if you walk around and take pictures, time flies. You can see everything from Ghibli's works to sculptures and sketches, and the outdoor garden is also well-decorated, so it's great for taking pictures. If you're traveling to Tokyo, this is a must-see place! 📍Location｜Tokyo GhibliStudio 1 Chome-1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0013

If you come out of Mitaka Station and find the Mitaka City Bus stop where Totoro is, you can go straight to the Ghibli Museum~! If you buy a ticket at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, you will receive a random three-cut film ticket with Ghibli animations. It is a bit smaller than you think, but you can enjoy the various spaces related to Ghibli animations that are decorated cutely. If you are a Ghibli fan, I recommend you visit at least once! #Ghibli Museum #Japan Travel #Ghibli Museum in Mitaka #Mitaka Station

It's a 5-minute bus ride from Mitaka Station. It's about a 15-minute walk from either Mitaka Station or Kichijoji Station. Totoro greets you at the reception desk at the entrance, but the actual reception is a little further down the road. You get a film-made screening ticket at the reception desk. You can take photos outside, but not inside the building. There are lockers. You can leave your meal at either the inside of the store, called "Straw Hat," or at the counter outside. The items sold are different. There is a long queue. You can bring your own food, but the inside of the store and the terrace seats outside get crowded at lunchtime. Only children are allowed on the Cat Bus, and you have to wait 5 to 30 minutes for each ride, but in the evening the wait is usually around 10 minutes. Kids want to ride it over and over, so it's an endless loop. We distract them by saying, "There's a Giant God Warrior up there!" The Saturn Theater is a mini theater that runs about 3 times an hour and the screening time is about 15 minutes. I got there right before the screening time, so the next screening was already done, so I was there right before the screening time. The movie was "The Day I Bought a Star" and it was really good. I personally thought the "Birthplace of Film" in the permanent exhibition room was worth seeing, but small children don't even look at it. #TokyoTrip #MitakaGhibliArt #Ghibli