Ghibli Museum

The Ghibli Museum is an extensive exhibition gallery dedicated to Japanese anime. Ghibli Park Museum was founded by the Japanese animation studio of the same name, operating since 1985, and the museum was created over three years from 1998 to 2001.

The Ghibli Museum was inaugurated on October 1, 2001. The entire design of the museum was thought out and sketched by the founder of the animation studio Hayao Miyazaki. The museum itself is also one of the exhibits. On the lower floor of the museum is a hall revealing the history of animated cinema. On the ground floor you can observe the process of creating anime in the layout of the animation studio with all sketches and reference materials. There are exhibitions and other creators of animated films, you can view short films.

Tourists should book tickets in advance on the official website of the museum. And once here, you will certainly forget about the difficulties of translation - after all, this is a world of fiction and mystery, labyrinths and rooms with secrets, magic and mysteries that are understandable to all children. Interesting statues of animated cartoon characters greet you at the entrance and escort you around the museum. Photographing inside the Ghibli Museum is forbidden, but bright and unusual expositions will be long engraved in your memory. There is also a bookstore, a souvenir shop and a cafe, and a small picnic can be arranged in the museum park.