“Ghost Little” is the theme park of “Magic Princess”, which is inspired by the design of the hero Ashidaka in the animation and the iron-smelting base “Dadala City”. Guests can actually enter the Japanese mountain village scene in the animation in this area, and can actually experience the traditional charcoal burning skills.
- “Witch's Valley” (Witch's Valley Area) opened on March 16, 2024
“Witch's Valley” combines the world view of “Hall's Moving Castle” and “Witch's Waiting” to create a Nordic scene in the animation, including “Oqino's Home (オキノ六ノ六。” where “God's House” works with Kiki; Hall's Castle in “Hall's Moving Castle” and the hat shop where the heroine Sophie works, and the witch's home in “Anya and the Witch” will appear in the park. The district will also plan rides and restaurants.
The official Ghibli Park also released real-life photos recently. The most popular “Hall's Moving Castle” will create a 20-meter-high castle building to restore the movie scene. The castle will also create a “mobile” effect through a small part of the movement and smoke effect. However, the most exciting thing about “God Restore” is Hall's home built in the mobile castle. On the first floor is a dimly lit living room, with Cassif fireplace, sink, breakfast meal and Sophie's room. Walking up the second floor, you can find Hall's extremely dirty bathroom, like a hoarding bedroom, etc., and you can see Hall's life scene with a huge body.
Leaving the scene of the mobile castle, you can also visit the hat shop run by Sophie, the heroine of “Hall's Mobile Castle”, including Sophie's workshops and shops. The exterior is replicated with traditional European wooden structure technology.
In addition to “Hall's Moving Castle”, the “Witch's Valley” park also brings together scenes of “magic and witch” worldviews in Ghibli's works, and transforms into amusement facilities, restaurants, souvenir shops, etc., and creates a nostalgic atmosphere like walking on ancient European streets through environmental landscapes and architecture.
Ghibli Park
Address: 1533-1 Ibarakimama Otsu, Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture, Inside Expo Commemoration Park