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I’ve been wondering about the Friday Roadshow. Why have they stopped showing Studio Ghibli films lately? They used to air about three movies during summer vacation, but that doesn’t seem to happen anymore.
The world of anime, particularly the
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What do you remember about the Studio Ghibli films you saw in theaters? I feel like back then, we didn’t really refer to it as Ghibli yet. For me, it was “Castle in the Sky.” I noticed that in recent TV broadcasts, “My Neighbor Totoro” is often shown first,
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What happened to Seita’s father in the anime “Grave of the Fireflies”? Was he captured by the U.S. military?
“Grave of the Fireflies” is an iconic film that delves deep into the human experience during one of history’s most tragic periods: World
If you’re planning a visit to the Ghibli Exhibition in Tokyo, you’re in for a whimsical experience that transports you into the enchanting worlds created by Studio Ghibli. The exhibition
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Is it true that there are even more intense hidden theories about “My Neighbor Totoro” than the death god theory? It seems like the Ghibli deception has been exposed.
Ah, “My Neighbor Totoro.” A film that evokes nostalgia and wonder, yet invites an
Visiting the Mitaka no Mori Ghibli Museum is a dream come true for many fans of Studio Ghibli’s enchanting animated films. Nestled in the lush greenery of
Nestled within the enchanting landscape of Ghibli Park, the Witch’s House has become a must-visit destination for fans of Studio Ghibli’s magical narratives. Located in Aichi Prefecture, this iconic location offers a slice
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Why are the Conan movies so desperate lately? Are they really trying to break records not just for the top spot, but also surpassing Studio Ghibli and Demon Slayer? Also, isn’t the commentary track just a gimmick?
You know, I’ve been following
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I’ve heard that it’s embarrassing if you can’t name at least one or two favorite anime these days. Is that true? I’m not very familiar with anime, but would it be okay if I said something like Doraemon?
You know, I recently stumbled
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Which Studio Ghibli film do you wish had a sequel the most? I’m torn between a few options: a follow-up to Kiki’s Delivery Service, a prequel to Castle in the Sky that explores the nation’s division and rebellion, and a backstory for Porco Rosso that delves into the world
