The Ghibli Museum was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. We're two 22-year olds and we had a blast, so I can't imagine what it must be like for a kid. I can't wait to bring my own kids here someday! It was a lot of fun to walk through and see the walls covered with sketches and... More

One of my most memorable events of my Japan trip. If you're a fan, you have to see this, see all the studios and you get a free ticket to see a short film. DEFINITELY see this place if you love Ghibli More

Very enjoyable. Beautiful building and lovely fun feel to the museum. Quite crowded but we were able to see everything. My boyfriend, who is not a fan of the films, found some parts very interesting and as it is a small place wasn't able to get bored. We walked to the museum from the train station through a nice park... More

If you love the movies from Studio Ghibli, you will absolutely love this place. Stunning Museum. We bought the tourist tickets before we head off to Japan, so that we can go to any "Session" during the date we selected. (There are 4 sessions each day: 10am, 12pm 2pm and 4pm). If you purchase the ticket in Japan, you would... More

Since many people already wrote what you can see then I will concentrate my negative feelings. Although there is a limited amount of tickets available for purchase I still felt the building very very crowded. It would have been more fun and much more cosy with less people inside... Maybe because it was a rainy day. In the shop I... More

This is a beautiful museum. Taking you through the processes and styles of animation. A glimpse of Miyazaki's studio and sketches. A viewing of a short film, which I believe are quite exclusive to the museum. The building itself is very fun and interesting with spiral stair cases and little nooks. The shop was packed but full of nice items... More

My lower rating is only to warn non-fans that this might be a huge detour for very little, when there is so much more to see in Tokyo. Even as a non-fan I enjoyed it, but I live in Japan and could afford the time it took to make this detour. DON'T GO WITHOUT A TICKET. You must buy your... More

We practically travelled far to visit this museum - from Turkey to Japan and from one Lawson to another! It really took us repetitive visits to get the ticket, which is really difficult to get. My advice is to get the ticket as soon as you arrive in Japan, as we could only find tickets for 16:00 in the afternoon... More

The word 'museum' does not do the place justice. Being there is like being transported in another world - a world of gods and spirits and nature and beauty. Everything there is beautiful. Every detail is mesmerizing. It is a place that Ghibli fans would definitely tremendously enjoy, and likewise a great place to discover by baby Ghibli fans. It... More