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The Japanese theme park will have separate “lands” based on  My Neighbor Totoro ,  Princess Mononoke ,  Howl’s Moving Castle  and  Kiki’s Delivery Service . Hayao Miyazaki hive, start putting away those pennies. Studio Ghibli  officially unveiled  its plans for a "Ghibli Park" at a press conference in Tokyo on Friday. The 494 acre-park, which will be built in Nagakute City, Aichi, is set to open its doors in 2022. In staying true to Miyazaki's pro-environment ethics, not a single tree will be cut down during construction — rather, the park will exist in tandem with the existing environment. While organizers have noted that the park will not feature any thrill rides, they have detailed plans for different themed "lands" within the park. Dondoko Forest (based on  My Neighbor Totoro ), Youth Hill (based on  Howl's Moving Castle ), and a "Great Ghibli Warehouse" will open at launch in 2022. There are also plans to open a Mononoke Vil

NJ Mitsuwa Japanese Market best route to get there!!! ~~~~~~~~~~Public transit info~~~~~~~~~~ NJ Transit #158 (to Fort Lee) from NYC Port Authority, Gate 202 Door 1. Requires a Zone 3 ticket ($4.25 one way) If you see a Michael’s store (Stop: River Rd. at Rt. 5/Marina), then you're almost at Mitsuwa! Once you pass by a Barnes & Noble and a Target, press the red STOP button! The bus going to NYC is on the opposite side of the street from where you got off earlier. The bus stop may not have signs about what buses stop here but don't worry you're in the right place! But the stop isn't directly across from where you got off, it's kinda further up the street (look to the right). Also ask to purchase the return ticket as well so you don't need to have the exact change on hand when you get on the #158 heading back to NYC.