There are currently three short videos (you could probably finish watching them in the same time as reading this description) with more possibly in coming weeks. Photography and videos are prohibited inside this museum.
Admission tickets to the Ghibli Museum are usually high in demand, and you can only enter through advance bookings during specific timeslots, so this is a rare chance for everyone to take a sneak peek inside the museum without hopping on a plane!
Foliage heavy with fruit stretch to the blue sky and if your eyes are sharp enough, you would be able to spot Kiki on her broom (from Hayao Miyazaki’s Kiki Delivery Service from 1989), Nausicaa on her glider (from Nausicaa And The Valley Of The Wind from 1984), The Catbus (from My Neighbor Tototo from 1988) and several other beloved characters from animation studio Studio Ghibli’s well-loved films.
In another video, we get a rare glimpse into what the museum looks like at night.
And in the third, we get a quick tour of a room on the first floor called Where A Film Is Born, set up to look like someone was just sketching at his desk mere moments ago.
The room, belonging to a boy who dreams of making his own film, is filled with toys and books. Illustrations and sketches cover the walls, a place where ideas and inspiration meet pen and paper.
Been there in person, such a cool place. Excited to see the videos