What's Ghibli Museum?
Ghibli Museum Mitaka in Tokyo is where you can get into the world of the Studio Ghibli animation. It is one of the most popular spots in Tokyo. Many of Studio Ghibli fans have visited since it's opening. There are various exhibitions such as about an animation production process and original short movie showing limited at the museum. Various contents attract all the Studio Ghibli fans.
Sought-after tickets for Ghibli Museum
Since Ghibli Museum is so popular that its admission ticket is hard to get. However, the tickets are guaranteed for the participants of this tour. Join the tour and enjoy exploring the Inokashira Park around the museum first. After feeling relaxing atmosphere, get into the Studio Ghibli world!
An English speaking guide accompanies you to the museum from Kichijoji Station.
Tour Schedule
JR/KEIO LINE
KICHIJOJI STATION
Assemble at 1:30pm
(Walk to Ghibli museum and explore Inokashira Park with an English speaking guide/1.5km, 40min)
INOKASHIRA
PARK
Explore Inokashira Park with an English speaking guide
GHIBLI MUSEUM
After entering the museum, enjoy Ghibli world by yourself. Call it here!
Tour Course
The park people in Tokyo love the best is Inokashira Park. It was opened in 1917, and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2017. Those who watch Japanese TV program may have seen it since the park is often used as a shooting place. Also, many families and couples visit here for a picnic. Some shops, nature park and Ghibli Museum are in and around the park.
Recommendable Spots
Assemble Spot
Keio Line Kichijoji Station Open Space under the ticket gates
(Just right before JR Kichijoji Station South ticket gates)- Go down by escalator from Keio Line Kijichoji Station ticket gates (30sec walk from the gate)
- 2F of the building
- The floor under Starbucks coffee at "Kirarina Keio Kichijoji"
- Find the staff wearing a pink vest.
- Be sure to arrive at the assemble stop well in advance.
Customer Review
My trip to Ghibli Museum!
Finally, I got there!
I really love Ghibli films since I was a little kid. But I couldn’t get Ghibli museum admission ticket every time I came to Japan. This time, I joined WILLER’s tour and finally visited Ghibli Museum! The best point of this short tour is that you don’t have to book a ticket by yourself in advance.
Booking this ticket is sooo bothering. The tickets start to sell on the 10th of every month. You have to book a ticket at Lawson and need to receive it in Japan within 3 days or pay by credit card.
Tickets are sold out as soon as they are started to sell. Usually, all the tickets are taken in 1 day.
Tour Outline
| Sales Period | From June 14 2018 |
|---|---|
| Transportation | No transportation |
| Assembly point | Keio Line Kichijoji Station Open Space under the ticket gates (Just right before JR Kichijoji Station South ticket gates) * Do not try to find Bus Terminal or Bus Stop. Please find our staff wearing a pink vest.  |
| Minimum participants required | 1 person |
| Tour conductor language | English and Japanese |
| Items included in fee | Admission fee |
| Items not included | Lunch and Shopping by your own |
| Product information | Agent organized 1-day tour Planning & Operating Company: Cool Japan Travel, Inc. |
| Reservation deadline | Reservation period: before 12:59 1 day prior to departure * This period also applies when changing the reservation online. |
| Cancellation fee | On or before 11 days: Free of charge |
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Booking
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Book Now!Inokashira Benzaiten Shrine
Benzaiten, one of Japan's eight lucky gods, is actually the octet's sole goddess. She's also the Japanese incarnation of the Hindi goddess Sarasvati and a patron of the arts. Her realm is the waters, which is why you'll find this shrine on an island in Inokashira-park's central pond.
Inokashira Pond
Speaking of Inokashira Park, it must be a boat. You can row a colorful boat or swan boat at this pond. The scenery from spring to winter on board is also impressive. Some Japanese teenagers believe an funny rumor that a boy and girl who row a bot at Inkoashira park will break up" because God of Benzaiten get jealous!
Monument of Tokugawa Iemitsu
The third Shogun Iemitsu Tokugawa said to have named the monument "Inokashira". He graved "Inokashira" which means the source on the Magnolia kobus when visiting here for a falconry.
Kotori no Mori
You can see the nature itself here. There are secret windows to watch wild birds that even small children can also use. This area is preserved for wild birds which like lush green places.
