If you live in Japan or have the potential to later this year, it may be worth experiencing.
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Announced way back in 2017, Japan’s Studio Ghibli theme park will finally open to the public on November 1. The park will have five lands overall, but a staggered opening, so the first to be unveiled is naturally themed around our favorite neighbor Totoro. According towith another being split between. Those two lands are expected to release sometime in 2023, while the currently unrevealed final two lands are expected for March 2024.
While Ghibli’s theme park will have rides, there won’t be large scale roller coasters like you’d find in other parks. The studio has complete creative control for their park, and the goal is for it to be nature friendly. Longtime director Hayao Miyazaki insisted that no trees be cut down and construction was planned around existing clearings. The aim is to be both an immersive experience and one that aligns with the environmentally-friendly themes of his films.
For those who live in Japan, the park is being built within the Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park, near Nagoya in central Japan. By train, it’s about three hours from downtown Tokyo to Nagoya Station, and then potentially another hour long ride from the station to the park proper. Ticket prices haven’t been revealed yet, but at least you know when you can try and schedule your vacation around the park, if you think feel safe going.
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