Ponyo
Japanese survey reveals the studio’s most popular anime houses, and why people want to live there in real life.
Japanese fans rate the best dwellings from iconic anime films, and reveal why they want to live there.
Sorry Grandma. I’m not inheriting your fine china when I have these beautiful Studio Ghibli plates.
Japanese company tests the bounds of “common sense” by using Ghibli art to advertise their wares.
Hilarious captions with viral hashtag help everyone “Learn about housewife work through Ghibli”.
Totoro and Ponyo are waiting for you to eat them at this beautiful Hayao Miyazaki-endorsed cafe.
With a life-sized Totoro, a cat bus for adults, and an enormous airship that floats up and down, this exhibition will spirit you away to the magical world of Ghibli.
The latest news regarding renovations has revealed information about several exciting new exhibits which has us counting down the days to the July 16 re-opening.
Fan-made trailer for My Neighbor Totoro turns the magical family adventure into a frightfest.
If you’ve seen Ponyo, Studio Ghibli’s adorable movie about a fish girl who wants to be human, then the above location may seem pretty familiar. That’s because it was taken in the port town of Tomonoura, where Hayao Miyazaki and his team spent months getting the inspiration and imagery to create their next animated film.
As massive Ghibli fans, we had to take a look at the town for ourselves and see what real-life Ponyo looks like. Read on to check out the beautiful scenery for yourself, and see the effect that Ponyo has had on the town, as well as the effect the town had on Miyazaki.