The anime "Kiki's Delivery Service" is a well-known classic, and its bakery scenes exude the ambiance of a rustic country town. This is Tasmania, Australia, beloved by Hayao Miyazaki. With its abundant scenery of lavender fields and farms, it attracts many travel enthusiasts eager to explore and draws fans of the "witch" Kiki to pay homage.
Tasmania is home to Australia’s largest lavender farm. (Image provided by Phoenix Tourism)
Tasmania is Queen Victoria’s secret garden, boasting World Heritage landscapes. The setting of the anime "Kiki's Delivery Service" was inspired by this place. But where exactly is Tasmania? It is part of Australia, located to the south of the mainland, and is the country’s largest island, teeming with natural wonders.
When traveling to Tasmania, don’t miss Australia’s largest lavender farm. Visit during the flowering season (approximately October to March) to admire vast fields of lavender, explore wildlife parks to see unique animals, and enjoy the stunning coastal views at Wineglass Bay—all incredible experiences. End your trip by staying in a wooden cabin villa within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area’s Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, immersing yourself fully in nature. Beyond the cityscapes, the tranquil charm of rural towns is also worth savoring, especially the bakery scene from "Kiki's Delivery Service" and the town’s centuries-old stone bridge, which exude the essence of a European village—truly captivating.
Phoenix Tourism: http://travel.com.tw/
"Queen Victoria’s Secret Garden 8-Day" Tour: http://www.travel.com.tw/TNEWS/TNEW0011.aspx?bno=782854
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