[2025 Nagakute Attraction] Travel Guide for Ai Chikyuhaku Kinenkan (Updated Jun)

Ghibli Park just opened in November last year. As a Ghibli fan, I must go and see it🥳 Transportation strategy: Take the subway from Nagoya Station to the Maglev Train to the Earth Expo Memorial Park Must-see attractions: When you enter the entrance and turn left, you will see the central exhibition room. There are many scenes from the movie. You must go immediately, otherwise there will be a lot of people lining up and you will have to wait for a long time! Must-eat food: When you come to the park, you must try the red bean sandwich from "The Wind Rises"!

This is Expo Park in Aichi Prefecture. We went on a Sunday so it was super crowded. It may have been even more so because they were also hosting a Toyota classic car event. We went to see Satsuki and Mei's house, but unfortunately it seems to be closed at the moment. The park is quite large so you'll probably get lost if you don't look at the pamphlet first.

Ghibli Park is not a theme park, not like Disney! 🌳 It is in a public park called the Earth Expo Memorial Park 💞 Sometimes different celebrations/programs are held in the park, and there are many stalls. Everyone can go in and walk around for free✨ The parks of Ghibli Park are located in different places in the park. The park itself is very suitable for the whole family and has many amusement facilities for children. Here are some free check-in spots where you can bring your children to check in together: 1️⃣ The Ghibli walls and pillars outside the subway station - there are big patterns and they are very cute🎀 2️⃣ The clock tower at the subway station 3️⃣ Pond Hosuike 4️⃣ Witch Valley- The entrance to the witch 5️⃣ The green warehouse exterior wall of Ghibli Warehouse 6️⃣ Sunset view at the park entrance 📍 Love Earth Expo Memorial Park 🚊 Love Earth Expo Memorial Park Station For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #globaltravel #nagoya #nagoyatravel #japan #japantravel #ghiblipark #ghibli

𝙂𝙝𝙞𝙗𝙡𝙞 𝙋𝙖𝙧𝙠 𝙉𝙖𝙜𝙤𝙮𝙖 Photospots 📸✨ 나고야 지브리파크 포토스팟🩷 1️⃣ Howl's Moving Castle 📍Valley of Witches 🎀 If you don't need to take pictures with the scarecrow, you don't have to queue up, just stand next to it and take pictures.✨There are small smoke sprays and mechanical movements several times every hour📸 2️⃣ Spirited Away 📍Grand Warehouse 🎀 There is only one photo taking spot in the exhibition hall and you have to queue up! (About 30 minutes or more) No need to queue to enter the exhibition hall itself! It is recommended to enter the large warehouse at the earliest time and start queuing for this first because there will be more and more people 🥲 The background will change to the sky and color within 1 minute🌟 3️⃣ Kiki Bakery グーチョキパン屋 📍Valley of Witches witch's valley 🎀 No need to queue to take photos 4️⃣ Borrower Arrietty 📍Grand Warehouse 🎀 There is a showroom designed according to her vision, with large water bottles, flowers, sugar cubes and glass bottles. You need to queue up for several people, super cute🤭 📍 𝙂𝙝𝙞𝙗𝙡𝙞 𝙋𝙖𝙧𝙠 𝙉𝙖𝙜𝙤𝙮𝙖 Love Earth Expo Memorial Hall Aichi Commemorative Park (Moricoro Park) ❣️All appointments required, 2 months in advance on the 10th For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #globaltravel #nagoya #nagoyatravel #nagoyahotel #japan #japantravel #japantourism #ghiblipark #ghibli

Located in Nagakute City, east of Nagoya City, it takes about 40 minutes to get there from Nagoya Station or Sakae Station by subway or other public transportation. 1. "Yuran Shokai" Located in Nagakute City, a suburb of Nagoya City, Yuran Shokai has a nostalgic and leisurely atmosphere. 2. Ghibli Park in Aichi Expo Memorial Park in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, has always been a hot topic. 3. The Ghibli Museum is a real building that embodies the imagery of director Hayao Miyazaki, but Ghibli Park is fundamentally different. It is the Aichi Expo Memorial Park that allows Ghibli to be integrated into it. 4. Tickets are by reservation only. 5. At Ghibli, visitors can step into a fairy tale world, tour the animated scenes that are restored to a 1:1 scale, enter Howl's Moving Castle, and visit Totoro's house. 6. Hayao Miyazaki's world begins with My Neighbor Totoro The world of My Neighbor Totoro is recreated in the park where the Aichi Expo was held more than 10 years ago in Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The park covers an area of about 200 hectares and has recreated the lush and environmentally friendly natural world seen in My Neighbor Totoro since early 2020. The home of the sisters in My Neighbor Totoro has attracted a lot of attention. My Neighbor Totoro is a representative work of Hayao Miyazaki released in 1988. The image of "Totoro" has become the symbol of Studio Ghibli. The warm family animation tells a simple yet magical story. Hayao Miyazaki's feature-length animated film My Neighbor Totoro is meant to be a happy and heartwarming movie. In an interview in 1988, he said, "It's not nostalgia. Depicting the beauty of living in the green and encountering living things is an important gift for today's children. I want to tell everyone what true wealth is."

📍Address: 1533-1 Barake, Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan 💰Average Cost: Starting from around $300 💞Recommended Reasons: The park has a high degree of restoration, making it a must-visit for fans of Hayao Miyazaki's films. If you want to focus on specific areas, be sure to buy tickets online for the main warehouse, as other areas can be skipped. In the summer, only the main warehouse has air conditioning. Expect to wait at least an hour to get into the scenes, but it's definitely worth it.👍🏻