This place was as magical and inspiring as DisneySea, although who am I to compare Miyazaki's museum with a themepark, right? Again, like in most of the places we went to in Japan, pictures weren't allowed inside. Too bad. There were a lot of exhibits on animation there and on display were some storyboard and primary sketches of most of Studio Ghibli's works, including Howl's Moving Castle. (We wanted to buy Howl's necklace, but it was I think 23,000 yen! Ack!) The most we could get was this book about the museum, but it's in this big box along with the rest of the stuff we got from Japan. To arrive in two weeks. Needless to say, Paul and I are excited. :P Pictures in my next post.