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Dante K.
Verified purchase · 03 Jun 2024
Great product! Delivered ASAP. I got this cool Avatar print-- loved it! Great quality!
Edwin M.
Verified purchase · 03 Jun 2024
Amazing quality!. Absolutely stunning quality!
Bonnie S.
Verified purchase · 03 Jun 2024
I ordered 4 prints & every one of them exceeded my expectations! . Beautiful & unique selection of prints.
Oscar F.
Verified purchase · 03 Jun 2024
I liked the drawings . Very difficult because the choice may be mine and not every bodies choice
Nikita M.
Verified purchase · 03 Jun 2024
Excellent customer service and quality of art. Fun prints that make me smile
Arya N.
Verified purchase · 03 Jun 2024
The product are amazing, I have ordered a few things already and more in my wishing list...
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Frequently asked questions
Studio Ghibli is unequivocally Japanese. Founded in Tokyo in 1985 by Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, and Toshio Suzuki, the studio's films are deeply rooted in Japanese culture, showcasing the nation's folklore, landscapes, and values, while also enjoying international acclaim for their unique storytelling and animation style.
"Ghibli" doesn't have a direct translation in Japanese. The name was inspired by the Italian word "ghibli," meaning a hot desert wind, chosen by Hayao Miyazaki to symbolize the studio's desire to "blow new wind through the anime industry."
"The Boy and the Heron" is an English translation of the Japanese folktale "Tsuru no Ongaeshi." It symbolizes themes of gratitude, kindness, and the importance of repaying kindness with kindness. The heron's act of saving the boy who saved it represents the cycle of kindness and reciprocity.
Studio Ghibli is named after the Italian word "ghibli," which means a hot desert wind. Hayao Miyazaki, one of the co-founders, chose this name to signify the studio's aim to "blow a new wind through the anime industry," symbolizing innovation and creativity.