What this is
A travelling exhibition that brings Studio Ghibli Park to those who can't make it to Aichi — visitors navigate a miniature version of the park's five themed areas via a board-game-style journey, then step into two special exhibitions: an expanded 'Drawing Food' showcase of iconic dining scenes from Ghibli films, and a dress-up experience themed around the studio's most recognisable scenes. Rare production materials are on display alongside hands-on activities, making it more interactive than a standard art exhibition. The 'play and discovery' framing means it's genuinely designed for participation, not just viewing.
Who should go
Ghibli fans of any age — the hands-on format and dress-up element make it particularly well-suited to families with children, but the rare materials and food-themed exhibition will hold plenty of interest for adult enthusiasts too.
Good to know
Tickets for Ghibli travelling exhibitions in Japan are typically sold via eplus.jp or pia.jp, both of which accept foreign credit cards; convenience store pickup at Lawson or FamilyMart is the most reliable option for visitors without a Japanese delivery address. Osaka Nanko ATC Gallery is a large exhibition hall with ample floor space, so crowding is generally manageable compared to smaller venues, though weekends and school holidays will be busier. The venue is air-conditioned, which is a genuine relief for a July visit in Osaka's summer heat. Allow at least 90 minutes to cover the board-game journey, both special exhibitions, and any queues for the dress-up section.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.