Ghibli Museum
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Aug 07, 2007
The Ghibli Museum is a wonderland not only designed for children but also the young at heart. The entire theme of the building (which is designed like a house) is getting lost in animation. Each room has an interesting theme all based on designing animated films. Yeah the Museum very interesting for all but the children will love how interactive the building is. There aren’t any set routs through the building that you follow, you just explore the 3 story wonderland on your own. My favorite part was this room that showed an animation right in from of your eyes and then slowed it down to show you all the parts. You also get a ticket to watch a brief original animation in the theater room. There is a café in the back to buy a small snack for a large price. Over all it’s a fun surprise all for an average price: 1000yen (19 & older), 700Yen (13-18 years), 400Yen (7-12 years) & 100Yen (4-6 years). You have to buy the tickets in advance though!! And they are closed every Tuesday. Contact for tickets: http://www.ghibli-museum.jp/
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1 / 1 TravBuddies found this review helpful/trustworthy
Feb 02, 2007
A lot of people when thinking of Japan think of Manga/anime! the Ghibli musuem is a great experience for those who love manga and even for those that dont like it all that much! It shows you how the shows are created and several gallaries with the shows withing and even a wallace and gromit section! Fantastic for all ages and groups!
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Sep 09, 2009
Awoke early enough this morning to take advantage of the hostel breakfast, and stocked up on an ample amount of the all you can eat toast! Feeling fuelled for the day ahead, I left the hostel and made for Mitaka, and the Studio Ghibli museum. I purc…Ghibli museum. I purchased my ticket weeks ago through a UK ticket agency called MyBus Ltd, which was the easiest way as the Ghibli Museum assigns tickets to certain days. You can't just turn up on any given day, you have to buy a ticket… Day 8 - Studio Ghibli Museum! |
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Jul 17, 2007
Yesterday was awesome. I finally got to meet my pen pal, Ritsuko, from Tokyo! She was really nice! We went to this place called Osakaya, and had okonomiyaki and monja. What is cool about this place is that you make the food y…Ghibli Museum!!
Now, the Ghibli Museum is dedicated to the works of amazing anime director/animator/god Hayao Miyazaki. some of his films include Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, and My Neighbor Totoro. Unfortunately, you cant take any pictures in the museum. it would be so backed… Studio Ghibli |
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Jun 28, 2004
A sight just recently became popular as of 2004 is the Ghibli Museum - a museum/art gallery dedicated to Hayao Miyazaki and his studio, the Ghibli Studio. I've seen tours advertised in Taiwan for exclusively visiting this place. The museum actually …Ghibli Museum - a museum/art gallery dedicated to Hayao Miyazaki and his studio, the Ghibli Studio. I've seen tours advertised in Taiwan for exclusively visiting this place. The museum actually has a ticket sale limit - only a set number of tickets will be sold for different… Day 6 Mitaka & Harajiku |
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Jan 23, 2009
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Flying from the disgraceful airport that is LAX where all you ever seem to do is wait in line for something is not cool,its almost like communism.But when you arrive at the magnificent Narita airport it’s a breath of fresh air. We didn’t …Ghibli museum as im a huge fan of their films.It was a pain in the ass trying to get tickets for but when we got there it was really cool.Although it was a slight letdown as I expected it to be a lot better.But it had some… Blade runner |
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Mar 05, 2007
finally, back in my new home away from home (for 2 more nights hehe) - i am back in tokyo! this time in a hostel in asakura. it's the sakura hostel and it is stunning! can only recommend staying there, gorgeous hostel anyways used the remainin…like it wet hehe tomorrow i wanted to go to the ghibli museum but they are closed on tuesdays so it will be a window shopping day in akihabara as preparation for my shopping spree in hong kong this weekend hehe flickr set: tokyo after dark
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