Things to do in Tajimi

Ghibli Park, Japan: A Whimsical Journey Into Studio Ghibli’s WorldGhibli Park in Aichi, Japan, is a dream come true for fans of Studio Ghibli. Rather than flashy rides, the park offers immersive experiences that bring the magic of films like My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, and Howl’s Moving Castle to life.You can explore lovingly recreated sets, walk through forest trails, and even step into Satsuki and Mei’s house or the mysterious Ghibli Grand Warehouse. The attention to detail is breathtaking — every corner feels like you’ve stepped inside a hand-drawn scene.Peaceful, nostalgic, and beautifully designed, Ghibli Park is more than a theme park — it’s a gentle, heartfelt tribute to imagination itself.Perfect for those who grew up with Ghibli and anyone who loves artful storytelling.

Immersive and educational. Morikoro Park's themed zones and hands-on activities make learning fun. A wonderful blend of entertainment and enlightenment

Despite being so close, I finally had the chance to visit. It's a place that will appeal to those who love world expos, international cuisine, and different cultures. The grounds are vast; even a quick walk takes 3-4 hours, but if you eat and eat, 5-6 hours will fly by. Strollers are no problem. There are some areas inside the buildings where a baby carrier is recommended. There are diaper changing stations and nursing rooms, and on typical weekends, the restaurants aren't too crowded, making it easy to feed babies solid foods. The parking lot is large, so you don't need to arrive early. It's a paid parking lot. You can buy tickets at the entrance without queuing, even without purchasing them in advance. Costumes are also inexpensive at 500 yen, so it's fun to dress your child in several outfits and take pictures. There are restaurants in each area, including some with hearty meals, so taking breaks while exploring will make it even more enjoyable. Thank you.

There is a wonderful zoo, a large number of animals and beautiful recreation areas, as well as a beautiful observation deck on the territory of the park, which allows you to see the city center from the other side.

i am an indonesian living in nagoya.this is my first time visiting the sky promenade in the summer.

Historical buildings from all over Japan have been relocated and preserved here in Meiji Village. Just walking around will make you feel like you've traveled back in time. My recommendation is to buy some cheap sweets from a candy store in the village and eat them while you walk around. There are no cheap candy stores left in the neighborhood, so it's a great way to relive childhood memories.

Bought the tickets in trip.com so we don’t have to line up. Very easy to use and bought at a cheaper price as well.

With my 2 and 5 year old children. The 500 yen workshop on weekends requires a reservation. I didn't know this and there was no time that suited me so I couldn't do it. They sell craft kits and tiles so I bought them and made them at home.

The Aquarium is a great place for avid sea lovers- we especially loved the dolphin’s performance. The South building really surprised us with the turtles and the penguins especially . It was great to see the way the aquarium was build around the environments where the animals reside in the wild ( such as the coral reef sections).