Hayao Miyazaki’s Ghibli Museum (Eng subs)

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Hayao Miyazaki’s Ghibli Museum (Eng subs)

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Yeah this is now available to buy and it has English subs. Just wondering if any Ghibli/Miyazaki fans are going to purchase this? I'm pretty tempted - I'm curious to see what the documentary covers, as I adore Ghibli titles.
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Bisc do you have a link? :)
Do you know what titles are in it? As I have Princes Mononoke R1 and Spirited Away R1 :)
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Cheers Bisc :) Well his "greatest inspirations" could be anything so I'll wait for more details :)
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Ghibli Museum is designed by Hayao Miyazaki. The dics contains full of images of western buildings that inspired Miyazaki and footage of his animation works. Details of the museum, the night view, and aerial images are included.

Special Features: Interviews with John Lasseter and Yury Norshtein
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I think I'll give it a miss, I thought it was like a boxset of his films or something :)
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I've been there !

Went last year on a trip to japan with the missus - she booked us tickets over a month in advance (apparently it gets booked solid pretty regularly) was a cool place to go - but surprisingly its more cool for an adult to go there as you get to see all the craft that goes into the films with a ton of Miyazaki's drawings and character designs decorating the place with a few rooms covering the history of animation etc. There's not really enough for kids other than the souvenir stores and one room which has a big fluffy catbus from totoro for them to clamber over.

Surprised to see they've made a dvd about the museum though as, although it was great, i wouldnt have thought there was enough to warrant a dvd devoted to it.
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