Hayao Miyazaki (Page 11)

Ghibli might finally be willing to let images of Hayao Miyazaki’s new anime be seen outside theaters

The Boy and Heron has been in theaters for almost a month, but the studio still hasn’t shown a single scene off the screen.

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Ghibli-themed sweets shop releases edible Ponyo pudding summertime sweets

Ponyo on the Peach is back with a sweet countermeasure to the summer heat.

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Spirited Away live-action stage announces first outside-Japan performances

Adaptation of Studio Ghibli classic is coming to London, keeping its Japanese stars and Japanese-language dialogue.

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Studio Ghibli’s The Boy and the Heron gets North American screening date in September

Hayao Miyazaki’s new anime movie will be seen for the first time in North America in Canada.

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New Ghibli anime’s theme song gets music video shot on island that inspired Princess Mononoke【Vid】

Former Vocaloid music creator sings theme for Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron.

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42 thoughts that crossed our mind when visiting the forest that inspired Princess Mononoke

Our reporter Seiji hopes that first-time visitors to Yakushima’s Shiratani Unsuikyo will avoid some of the same pitfalls that he ran into.

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Beautiful full reprints of every past Studio Ghibli anime movie program can be ordered online

Now it’s never too late to get your hands on these once theater-only pieces of Ghibli memorabilia.

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Was Ghibli right not to market Hayao Miyazaki’s new anime? Opening box office data is in

How Do You Live? earned more in its opening weekend than some of Ghibli’s most celebrated films, but how does it compare to other anime movie hits?

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How Do You Live? movie review: Could this be Hayao Miyazaki’s magnum opus?

Acclaimed anime director’s first film in 10 years drew big audiences on opening day, despite the surprising lack of promotion.

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Studio Ghibli releases free-to-use artwork for Hayao Miyazaki’s new anime movie, How Do You Live?

And it’s only the second piece of artwork ever unveiled for How Do You Live?

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Studio Ghibli is taking a bold step to prevent spoilers for its newest anime movie

Hayao Miyazaki’s latest movie will be in theaters soon, but one standard piece of anime merchandise won’t.

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Studio Ghibli’s new desktop Howl’s Moving Castle will take your stationery on an adventure

A unique way to keep your desktop looking neat and beautiful.

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Hayao Miyazaki is getting worried about how his new anime is being marketed, Ghibli producer says

Toshio Suzuki also discusses how Ghibli has stayed in business without releasing a theatrical feature in almost a decade and whether this is Miyazaki’s final film.

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New Ghibli art exhibit lets you step into the studio’s anime posters. Sea of Corruption【Photos】

Friday Road Show and Ghibli Exhibition is different from studio’s past art events, Ghibli co-founder says.

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Ghibli Window Wall Art series turns any wall into a portal to an anime wonderland【Photos】

Three beautiful Hayao Miyazaki anime settings to visually connect your home to.

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Studio Ghibli releases beautiful color vinyl record anime soundtrack series, available now【Pics】

The sounds of Studio Ghibli are looking good too.

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Studio Ghibli releases a Totoro wind chime with a century of craftsmanship behind it

Anime studio’s love for traditional processes extends to its newest merchandise offering.

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Studio Ghibli releases new bags and letter fans for anime fans

My Neighbour Totoro, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Howl’s Moving Castle and Spirited Away are all represented in this show-stopping new collection.

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My Neighbor Totoro tie pins and neckties are ready to be presents for your father (or yourself)

Studio Ghibli teams up with classic Tokyo menswear company for stylish collection arriving in time for Father’s Day.

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Studio Ghibli says no to trailers and commercials for Hayao Miyazaki’s new anime movie

One poster and the title is all you’re getting before How Do You Live? hits theaters, and producer Toshio Suzuki explains why.

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