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Wednesday, September 6.

Studio Ghibli—films for the soul.

Or so goes the logic, according to one mysteriously unattributed quote beloved across the internet. It reads in full: "Disney movies touch the heart, but Studio Ghibli films touch the soul." This line is beloved, of course, because something in it rings true; something here resonates.

The #studio ghibli films, beginning with 1984's Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind until this year's release The Boy and the Heron, are loved and acclaimed universally for their beauty, joy, sadness, and sheer sense of spirit. These are, in some ways, deeply romantic movies with rich characters and complex plots, which deal with a wealth of themes in the studio's singular and elusive style. Yet despite these otherworldly, fantastical qualities, there is something in these films that seems to touch on something universal, despite its deep rootedness in Japanese culture, custom, and mythology. And let it be said that animated food has never looked so good—and *never* will do again. 

(P.s. Dear Reader, as Spirited Away, maybe the studio's most iconic film, prepares to arrive in Europe as a stage production, let it be said that I, Author Unknown, got tickets in the presale yesterday. Come, rejoice with me.)

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KiKi: I feel better sitting by the ocean. Tombo: I could bring you here anytime you want.

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I think Hayao Miyazaki is so right. Romanticizing is the only way to live better and peaceful life. You gotta have to romanticize every small thing in your life. Just like how they romanticize everything in his studio ghibli movies. Every small detail from like kitchen to work, to school or college, to even going on a bus.

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credits to the original post ! this is one of those posts where i'm 100% sure i'm right argue with the wall sorry it's howl y'all !!

Shitty Fujimoto aesthetic: the silly hat in question is actually the new prototype for that weird handheld sprinkler that he carries on his back. what was the deal with that thing. you make potions all day every day but your solution here is to strap a water tank to your back? i think you're overcomplicating it man

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