Valley of Witches

In front of the entrance gate of Valley of Witches, the structure inspired by the witch Bella Yaga from Earwig and the Witch will greet you with her huge mouth wide open. Coming through her mouth, you'll find the tile clock artwork, tile slide and tile towers. Close to the entrance gate, stands a gazebo with a red roof.

This is a two-story house where Kiki, the main character from Kiki's Delivery Service lives, until she leaves to train as a witch. In front of the house is a garden where flowers and grasses of each season are planted. The garage stands next to the house.
As you enter the house on the first floor, witch's shop where Kiki's mom, Kokiri, makes medicine is on your left. There are also a drawing room, a living room, and a kitchen. On the second floor, is Kiki's room and her father's study, where he dedicates himself to his witch research. Here at The Okino Residence you can take a peek at the Okinos' daily life.

In the garden in front of The Okino Residence, Valley of Witches Whimsical Tea Market opens on an irregular basis.
Visitors are able to purchase Otayori Tea, a set of teabags in a letter-shaped packaging that can be actually sent by attaching a stamp and posting it in the mailbox.
Please check here to see if it is open or not on the day of your visit.

This bakery is where the main character Kiki and her black cat Jiji from Kiki's Delivery Service live. It is a building in the half-timber style, a traditional European wooden construction technique. The bread wreath, like the one that appears in the film, is displayed on the first floor of the bakery. A wide variety of breads are available for purchase. You can choose from breads to enjoy with a meal, such as Baguette and Boule, that appear in the film or breads that can be snacked-on in the park. Venturing up the staircase from the backyard, you can take a peek inside the attic where Kiki and Jiji stay.

The impressive castle (about 20 meters tall) with creature-like features from Howl's Moving Castle. Some parts of the castle move, and smoke comes out a few times an hour, making it a "moving" castle. The castle is set on wasteland, reminiscent of the film, and you will find Turnip-head waiting there.
Entering from the stairs at the front of the two-story building, you will find yourself in the dim living room. There you can discover Calcifer's furnace, the sink, the table, Sophie's room and more. On the second floor, is Howl's bedroom, Howl's wardrobe, Howl's studio, the bathroom, and Markl's room.

This is the two-story hat shop that Sophie, the main character from Howl's Moving Castle, manages. Inside, is Sophie's workshop and shops. The building features the half-timber style exterior, a traditional European wooden construction technique. Continuing through the courtyard, you can look inside the workshop where Sophie makes hats.
Hatter's Millinery, on the first floor sells original candies and hats. Upstairs from the courtyard, is a bookshop called Witches' Book Stacks, with a collection of books related to witches and magic.

This house is where Earwig, the main character from Earwig and the Witch, was taken to live. It includes Bella Yaga's workshop, Earwig's bedroom and more.
Bella Yaga's workshop holds a mysterious atmosphere and magic ingredients. In Earwig's bedroom, you will see her bed and other furniture. What secret will you discover through the tiny hole in the room? The house also contains the library, the bathroom, and the kitchen.

This is a ride for children imagined as one from a traveling fair that comes to the village once a year. It is decorated with vehicles, animals, characters and other images from Studio Ghibli's films such as Kiki's Delivery Service, Howl's Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke and more. On the roof, there is an ornament of Howl and Sophie from Howl's Moving Castle. A special arrangement of Merry Go-Round of Life from the soundtrack of Howl's Moving Castle is played during the ride.

This is a ride for children imagined as one from a traveling fair that comes to the village once a year. It is located next to Tower of Aviators. The ride is inspired by the world of Castle in the Sky, and Laputa and Tiger Moth are found in the center.

Avenue of Ruins has paths surrounded by stone walls where you will feel the remnants of an ancient village. Nearby, an old well remains, and the wasteland spreads.
Three bells on the Clock Tower, with eye-catching decorations of two witches on flying brooms, report the time throughout the Valley of Witches.
You can enjoy the view of Howl's Castle from the top of the Clock Tower.