Ghibli Park Day Tour with O Sanpo Day Pass from Nagoya

Visitors can explore a variety of attractions celebrating the legacy of the 2005 World Exposition. They can tour Ai-Chikyu Haku Memorial Hall, which showcases the themes of harmony between people, nature, and technology. Fans of Studio Ghibli will enjoy Satsuki and Mei’s House, a life-sized replica from My Neighbor Totoro. The traditional Japanese Garden offers serene landscapes and seasonal flowers for leisurely strolls. The Lawn Open Space is perfect for picnics and often hosts events and festivals. The park features rental services for bicycles and pedal boats, multiple playgrounds for children, and opportunities for nature walks and bird watching. Various dining options, souvenir shops, and visitor centers ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone. Vegetarian Bento box provided. The meal may also be enjoyed while on board or inside the Expo 2005 Commemorative Park on your own. Vegetarian Bento box

2 Hours • Admission Ticket Free

Ghibli Park

At Ghibli Park, visitors can immerse themselves in the enchanting worlds of Studio Ghibli’s beloved films. They can explore life-sized recreations of iconic settings, such as Satsuki and Mei’s House from "My Neighbor Totoro" and the whimsical world of "Spirited Away." The park features beautifully crafted landscapes, detailed exhibits, and interactive displays that bring the studio’s magical stories to life. Guests can enjoy themed rides, stroll through lush gardens, and participate in creative workshops. The park also offers a variety of dining options inspired by Ghibli films and shops selling exclusive merchandise, providing a memorable experience for fans of all ages. After arriving at Ghibli Park, customers can enjoy their time on their own in the park. There is a designated entry time for Ghibli's Grand Warehouse. Admission time is 10:00-11:00

5 Hours • Admission Ticket Included

Aichi Museum of Flight

At the Aichi Museum of Flight, visitors can explore a fascinating collection of aircraft and aviation history. The museum showcases a variety of airplanes, from vintage models to modern jets, including detailed exhibits on their development and significance. Interactive displays and simulators allow guests to experience the thrill of flying and learn about the principles of aviation. The museum also features engaging exhibits on the history of Japanese aviation and the contributions of Aichi Prefecture to the aerospace industry. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, participate in educational programs, and browse through the gift shop for aviation-themed souvenirs, making it an exciting and informative destination for aviation enthusiasts and families alike. If the Aichi Museum of Flight Closed then visit to the Toyota Automobile Museum

50 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Nagoya City Tourist Information Center Nagoya Station Tourist Information Center

When traveling from the Aichi Museum of Flight to Nagoya Station, travelers will pass Nagoya Airport, providing views of aircraft and airport operations. They'll see the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, showcasing automotive and textile machinery history. Nagoya Castle offers a glimpse into Japan’s feudal past with its iconic golden shachihoko. The Sakae District features modern skyscrapers, shopping centers, and the Nagoya TV Tower. Osu Kannon Temple, surrounded by traditional shops and trendy boutiques, adds cultural charm. Finally, Midland Square, Nagoya’s tallest building, offers panoramic city views and upscale shopping near the station.

40 Minutes • Admission Ticket Free