Ghibli Park will open three of its five themed lands – Ghibli’s Giant Warehouse, Dondoko Forest and Springtime of Life Hill on November 1, 2022.
The animation house, which is responsible for anime classics My Neighor Totoro and Princess Mononoke, has shared a selection of images of the park’s attractions under construction. Earlier this month, Studio Ghibli released in a statement: “Work is progressing on both sites and we look forward to sharing the results on the opening days.”
Opening on November 1, visitors to Ghibli Park will experience three of the attraction’s themed lands including Ghibli’s Giant Warehouse, Dondoko Forest and Springtime of Life Hill. The two remaining planned areas, Princess Mononoke Village and Witch Valley, will open in March 2024.
A joint venture between Studio Ghibli and the government of Aichi Prefecture, the park is being constructed within the Expo 2005 Aichi Commemorative Park and is $323M project which aims to be a world-class park with many visitors in the coming years.
