The question posed in this paper is what is unique about a city and why do people choose to visit one city over another? Building cultural brand and style in a region is an important aspect of urban development. A brand name represents reliability, quality and psychological rewards. In the same way that buying clothes can be influenced by brand names, the decision to visit a city can also be influenced by its brand. This is the main reason why so many cities all over the world have wanted to possess a Guggenheim branch museum. Setting up a new cultural industry helps create the style and brand of a region and cultural marketing is a popular method for developing local characteristics, to help a city position itself in the marketplace and to create its own cultural brand. This paper is based on three aspects: culture, industry and tourism. Modern museums are now acknowledged as the focal points of cultural tourism. For example the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Japan changed Mitaka from a largely unknown city to a popular tourist destination with pilgrimage status among comic fans. The aim of this paper is to analyze how the Ghibli Museum helped urban development and the construction of cultural features in Mitaka and how it attracts tourists. Furthermore, the success of the museum will be analyzed with regard to five factors: the success of exhibitions, marketing, landscape development, resource integration and creative design development.