Since its formation in the 80s, Studio Ghibli films have enchanted audiences with whimsical worlds, unforgettable characters and timeless stories. This little book guides you through all things Ghibli, packed full of fascinating facts, behind-the-scenes insights and revealing trivia across the studio’s legendary films.
From classics like Spirited Away and My Neighbour Totoro to recent masterpieces such as The Boy and the Heron, this little book celebrates the studio’s most iconic creatures, famous scenes and distinguished directors.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just joining the magical world of Ghibli, The Little Guide to Ghibli is the perfect introduction to the iconic studio that has given us 40 years of film perfection.
Sample content:
“The major characteristic of Studio Ghibli – not just myself – is the way we depict nature. We don’t subordinate the natural setting to the characters. Our way of thinking is that nature exists and human beings exist within it.” – Hayao Miyazaki
One of Hayao Miyazaki’s greatest creative projects wasn’t a film: it was a Museum. Situated in a pleasant public park in Western Tokyo, the Ghibli Museum is a celebration of creativity, the imagination and animation. Filled with exhibits, dioramas and countless little details designed by Hayao Miyazaki itself, it is a place of wonder that rewards exploration.
From classics like Spirited Away and My Neighbour Totoro to recent masterpieces such as The Boy and the Heron, this little book celebrates the studio’s most iconic creatures, famous scenes and distinguished directors.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just joining the magical world of Ghibli, The Little Guide to Ghibli is the perfect introduction to the iconic studio that has given us 40 years of film perfection.
Sample content:
“The major characteristic of Studio Ghibli – not just myself – is the way we depict nature. We don’t subordinate the natural setting to the characters. Our way of thinking is that nature exists and human beings exist within it.” – Hayao Miyazaki
One of Hayao Miyazaki’s greatest creative projects wasn’t a film: it was a Museum. Situated in a pleasant public park in Western Tokyo, the Ghibli Museum is a celebration of creativity, the imagination and animation. Filled with exhibits, dioramas and countless little details designed by Hayao Miyazaki itself, it is a place of wonder that rewards exploration.