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A gorgeous Japanese campsite is in the works, setting the stage for an environment to immerse travelers in nature. Initial images teasing the site have garnered attention for resembling the village in Studio Ghibli’s 1997 film Princess Mononoke.

The campsite, called Hygge Circles Ugakei, is located in the forest of the Uga Valley in Inabe. The spot will be fixed up with environmentally-sustainable tents and cabins supplied by Danish outdoor equipment manufacturer Nordisk.

According to SoraNews24, many are comparing the images of the campground with the village in Princess Mononoke. “Doesn’t it seem like you’re lost in the world of Ghibli at this camping site? It’s awesome,” one user wrote on Twitter.

The campground’s owners hope to be able to invite travelers by 2021. Unfortunately, you might not be able to meet the iconic Kodama tree spirits in the film.

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I love this scene when the Forest Spirit changes form and the Kodama’s get blown in the wind, they’re so cute! 🌳 #studioghibli #princessmononoke #forestspirit #kodama

A post shared by スタジオジブリ (@instaghibli) on Jul 11, 2020 at 11:10am PDT

デンマークのアウトドアブランド『ノルディクス』がヒュッゲをテーマにしたアウトドア施設、Hygge Circles Ugakei by Nordiskを三重県いなべ市に2021年オープンするそう🏕
自然を全身に感じることが出来るのに、現代風で幻想的🌙まるでジブリの世界に迷い込んだかのような世界観最高じゃないですか？ pic.twitter.com/SfkvorKnG2

— 🌙 (@moon97619972) July 8, 2020

New Japanese camping site gives travelers gorgeous Princess Mononoke village-esque experiencehttps://t.co/Cc044qLKdg#HyggeCirclesUgakei #Uga #camping pic.twitter.com/dh7isuKVCS

— grape Japan (@grapejapan) July 10, 2020

[via Vice, cover image via IMDb]

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