More Details of Real-Life Howl's Moving Castle Revealed
Visitors will be able to go inside the 52-foot-tall castle replica.
Ghibli Park, the anticipated theme park dedicated to the magical world of Studio Ghibli films, has revealed a first look at one of its major attractions.
Governor Hideaki Omura of Aichi Prefecture, where Ghibli Park will be located, tweeted a CGI rendering of the Howl’s Moving Castle installation. According to Omura, the replica of the film’s anthropomorphic castle will stand at 52 feet high — about the height of a four-story building — and feature rotating canons for eyeballs. Inside, visitors will find real-life versions of the castle’s rooms, including Howl’s bedroom. The governor also shared a preliminary rendering of Ghibli Park’s recreation of Irontown, the factory and outcast settlement from Princess Mononoke.
Stay tuned for more updates on Ghibli Park.
