The immersive Studio Ghibli 3D Sculpture Exhibition is now open at Warehouse Terrada B&C Hall on Tennozu Isle, Tokyo, running from May 27 to September 23, 2025. This highly anticipated show reimagines iconic scenes from beloved Ghibli films in astonishing three-dimensional detail.
Meticulously crafted 3D sculptures recreating classic moments—such as the Savoia S-21 flying boat from Porco Rosso, brought to life with breathtaking realism on the premise “what if it really existed?”
Immersive scenes featuring Catbus from My Neighbor Totoro, No-Face and the Spirited Away train carriage, and life-sized figures from Princess Mononoke, all illuminated with ambient lighting and original score.
The exhibition offers a dual lens on Studio Ghibli: showcasing the evolution of its international partnerships and celebrating its role in bringing Japanese animation to a global stage.
First debuted in 2003 and evolving over two decades, this marks the exhibition’s return to Tokyo after 22 years, delighting fans of both long and new.
Tickets & Venue Info
- Dates: May 27 – September 23, 2025
- Hours: Daily 9:30 AM–8 PM; opening day May 27 at 3 PM
- Admission: Adults ¥1,900; High school/junior high ¥1,600; Elementary school ¥1,200
- Venue: Warehouse Terrada B&C Hall — just a short walk from Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Monorail and Rinkai Line
- Reservations required: Book your date and time online before visiting
Special Experiences & Extras
A thematic food stall at nearby T‑Lotus M brings back the beloved “ham ramen”, known from earlier Ghibli exhibits.
Combo ticket packages include admission to the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka and local hotel stays—a unique way to immerse yourself in the Studio Ghibli world.
If you’re in Japan, don’t miss your chance to explore the Studio Ghibli 3D Sculpture Exhibition at Tennozu Isle this summer and early fall. With lifelike recreations, sonic ambience, interactive photo zones, and special tie-in perks, it’s a must-visit for any Ghibli fan in Tokyo.
