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Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum

東京都
4.5
Tourist Information of This Area
general.prefecture.
A mysterious museum where you can fully enjoy the world of Studio Ghibli.
The Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum is a spot where you can feel like you've entered the world of Studio Ghibli's stories. Here, you can experience various Ghibli works such as "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Castle in the Sky". There is also a small movie theater inside the facility, so both children and adults can enjoy it.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

A Must-See for Studio Ghibli Fans! Permanent Exhibition Reveals the Production Process

Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum A Must-See for Studio Ghibli Fans! Permanent Exhibition Reveals the Production Process
At the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, the production process, background art, character designs, and more from Studio Ghibli works are on permanent display. For anime fans, it's a must-see, with attractions such as the "Saturn Theater," which features original short animations exclusive to the museum, and the "Where a Film is Born" exhibit. Understanding the production process can deepen one's appreciation for the works, making the experience of watching Ghibli films all the more enjoyable.
Point 2

Cafe where you can enjoy "Ghibli Meals"

Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum Cafe where you can enjoy "Ghibli Meals"
At the "Cafe Makkuro-Kurosuke" inside the museum, you can enjoy dishes called "Ghibli Meals" that resemble those from Ghibli movies. The cafe is marked by a large pine tree and has a great atmosphere. The various dishes served use organic vegetables and are made with attention to both appearance and taste. If you get hungry before or after viewing the exhibits in the museum, be sure to stop by.
Point 3

Meet Ghibli Characters

Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum Meet Ghibli Characters
Inside the museum, you can meet familiar Ghibli characters such as the Cat Bus and Laputa's robot soldiers. The Cat Bus, in particular, is very popular and many people take photos with it. Additionally, robot soldiers are stationed on the rooftop, watching over the entire museum. Let's enjoy the world of Ghibli works to the fullest with these unique characters.
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Limited-time Exhibits and Events

Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum Limited-time Exhibits and Events
The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka regularly holds special limited-time exhibits and events. For example, the "Future Boy Conan" exhibit currently being held since May 28, 2022, uses setting materials and image boards created during the production process to unravel the world view and story of the work. Since there are many exhibits that can no longer be seen after the period ends, those who are interested should visit and see them for themselves.
Point 5

Find Your Favorite Book at the Library

Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum Find Your Favorite Book at the Library
The "Tryworks" reading room in the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka Forest has books recommended by director Hayao Miyazaki and the museum on display. The books were collected with the idea of "wanting children to see, touch, and feel mysterious things." Take a look and find your favorite book from among them. By the way, the name of the reading room is said to be derived from the name of the town, Mitaka.
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Access

Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum Recommended to Walk or Take the Bus from Mitaka Station
Recommended to Walk or Take the Bus from Mitaka Station
The Mitaka Ghibli Museum is best accessed by walking from either JR Mitaka Station or JR Kichijoji Station. It takes about 15 minutes from the south exit of JR Mitaka Station and about 20 minutes from the park exit of JR Kichijoji Station. Along the way from Mitaka Station to the museum, there are many cute signs that can serve as landmarks. Additionally, if you use the community bus that runs from JR Mitaka Station, you can arrive at the museum entrance in about 5 minutes.

Basic Information

Address 1-83 Shimorenjaku, Mitaka-shi, Tokyo 181-0013
Business Hours

月曜日: 10時00分~18時00分

火曜日: 定休日

水曜日: 10時00分~18時00分

木曜日: 10時00分~18時00分

金曜日: 10時00分~18時00分

土曜日: 10時00分~18時00分

日曜日: 10時00分~18時00分

TEL 0570-055-777
Web Site https://www.ghibli-museum.jp/
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