The New Ghibli Park in Japan: Redefining Theme Parks Through Adaptive Reuse and Sustainability
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from ArchDaily5 months ago
Studio Ghibli’s decision to open Ghibli Park reflects its commitment to environmental harmony, avoiding traditional theme park clichés and instead promoting a meaningful connection with nature.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1020464/the-new-ghibli-park-in-japan-redefining-theme-parks-through-adaptive-reuse-and-sustainability
The Ghibli Park, completed in March 2024, features meticulously recreated environments that reflect the studio's films, illustrating a unique approach to theme parks that emphasizes experience over thrill.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1020464/the-new-ghibli-park-in-japan-redefining-theme-parks-through-adaptive-reuse-and-sustainability
Unlike typical theme parks filled with rides, Ghibli Park embodies a philosophy aligning with Shintoism, celebrating the connection between humans and nature, and promoting peace.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1020464/the-new-ghibli-park-in-japan-redefining-theme-parks-through-adaptive-reuse-and-sustainability
With the Aichi World Expo Park as a foundation, Ghibli Park has been designed to respect its natural surroundings, enhancing the immersive experience by drawing inspiration from the environment.
ArchDailyhttps://www.archdaily.com/1020464/the-new-ghibli-park-in-japan-redefining-theme-parks-through-adaptive-reuse-and-sustainability
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