Experience the excitement of Ghibli Park at this venue

Ghibli Park is a park facility that depicts the world of Studio Ghibli works.
We are now holding the "Ghibli Park Exhibition," an exhibition that is like a traveling amusement park that condenses all of that fun.
Ghibli Park is scheduled to open in 2022 within Expo 3 Aichi Commemorative Park (Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture), and even now, three years later, it continues to attract many visitors from Japan and abroad. To coincide with the opening, the "Ghibli Park and Ghibli Exhibition," which showcased the behind-the-scenes story of the creation of Ghibli Park, was held from 2022 to 2025 and attracted a huge response, attracting approximately 170 million visitors at 10 venues across the country.

This new "Ghibli Park Exhibition" will convey the "current state" of Ghibli Park, which has been nurtured together with visitors up to now. The highlight is undoubtedly its "experience-based" nature. In addition to the valuable materials on display, there are many ways to "see, touch, walk around and have fun" for both adults and children.

If I had to name a few of the attractions of Ghibli Park, I would say that you can enjoy the buildings and exhibits that have been assembled with craftsmanship that does not compromise on the smallest details, that you can enjoy walking around the vast park and making your own discoveries, and that it is a "mixed-up" place. Just like Ghibli Park, the appeal of this exhibition is that you won't understand unless you come and see for yourself.

Whether you've already visited Ghibli Park or are saving it for the future, come to the venue and discover your own unique sense of excitement as you wander through the world of Studio Ghibli and fully immerse yourself in the experience.

[Sponsored]
Ghibli Park Exhibition Osaka Executive Committee
(Yomiuri Television, Sankei Shimbun, Kyodo Kansai, ATC, Hiroshima Television, Nishinippon Broadcasting, Nihonkai Television, Yamaguchi Broadcasting, Nankai Broadcasting, Kochi Broadcasting, Shikoku Broadcasting)
[Planning cooperation]
Studio Ghibli, Ghibli Museum, Ghibli Park
[Exhibition Cooperation]
A Factory, Toho Visual Arts
[Support]
FM802, FM COCOLO
[Planning and production]
Chunichi Shimbun, Nippon Television