Real Destinations In Famous Japanese Cartoons

Scenes in familiar Japanese cartoons are not entirely made up of imagination, but also reproduced by world-famous tourist spots.
Real destinations in famous Japanese cartoons
The secret world of Arriety (The Secret World of Arriety): The 2010 Ghibli film, the content revolves around the story of friendship between a tiny girl Arriety and her friend Sho with heart disease since childhood. The film's clear natural scenery is inspired by the beauty of Koganei Park (Tokyo, Japan). Photo: Ghiblimovies.
Koganei is the second largest park in Tokyo

. This place attracts visitors by colorful flowers grown throughout the park. This park is also a popular destination that Tokyo residents especially love. Photo: All about Japan
Castle in the sky: The image of a castle in the Ghibli movie Castle in the sky was built based on a real-life location, Paronella Park (Queensland, Australia).



There is an old castle, surrounded by dense trees, the same scene in famous cartoons. Photo: Ghiblimovies.
Porco Rosso: This familiar cartoon is set in World War 1. The plot revolves around the story of pilot Porco Rosso, who has a pig face due to being hit by a curse. Porco's secret hideout was shaped from the Gulf of Stiniva on the island of Vis (Croatia). Photo: 8mscandy.
Stiniva Bay is like a paradise forgotten by wild beauty This place has a beach full of colorful pebbles, turquoise water, steep limestone mountains, squeezed into a magnificent cave.



Photo: Irenaslovacek.
Kiki's witch Kiki (Kiki's Delivery Service): The film's director Hayao Miyazaki first came to Sweden in 1970 on an offer to co-produce the film. Perhaps, that trip inspired him to incorporate medieval Swedish cities into the movie The Witch of Kiki.
Visby (Gotland, Sweden) and Gamla Stan (Stockholm, Sweden) are two locations that are faithfully recreated in this movie. Visby town with cobblestone streets, red tile houses has become a UNESCO world heritage site. Photo: future0814.
My Neighbor Totoro (My Neighbor Totoro): Director Hayao Miyazaki's touching film is part of many Vietnamese audiences' childhood. The familiar forest in the movie is a beautiful natural landscape on Sayama Hill (Tokyo).



Photo: Midlypleased.
Sayama Hill is known as the paradise northwest of Tokyo. It has clear Tama and Sayama lakes and a variety of forest plants. In addition, the hill area also has 4 large parks, where activities such as cherry blossom viewing, picnics, ceramic fairs and some handicrafts take place. Photo: Ghiblimovies.
Howl's Moving Castl: It's not hard to see a familiar setting from the popular animated film Howl's Castle. The film is inspired by the scene of Colmar (France) town in the 17th and 18th centuries. Photo: Ghiblimovies.

Colmar is known as the colorful old town. Attracting visitors by the houses with many windows bearing French architecture. Colmar is known as the most beautiful town in the world. Photo: Ghiblimovies.
Spirited Away: Vietnamese audiences are no longer strangers on the little girl Chihiro's adventure to the spirit land. Most of the details in the film are associated with the famous tourist destination, the ancient village of Jiufen (Taiwan, China). Photo: Rogerebert
Dragon Haku in the movie is modeled after the dragons on the roof of the shrine at the entrance to Jiufen, the lanterns and the streets are depicted in the same way as reality. Even the details of the gold mine, the Japanese-style tea shop, the food filling the market, the nightlife, are similar to the lives of the people of Jiufen.



Photo: Ghiblimovies.
According to Bich Phuong / Zing news
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