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About Studio Ghibli
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The 1989 anime version by Studio Ghibli of the original novel by Eiko Kadono tells the story of the young girl Kiki, who to prove her abilities as a witch has to survive on her own for a year. The Ghibli director, Miyazaki, interpreted this as symbolic of the conflicts in contemporary Japanese society of young girls having to find their identity in the world. The story features a flying broomstick, Jiji the talking cat, and Tombo, a geeky boy obsessed with aviation, and is set in a fictional town, somewhere in Scandinavia.
Kiki passes her friend Tombo on a delivery errand...
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© Eiko Kadono
Koriko is the mythical town (somewhere in Sweden) where Kiki's Delivery Service is set.
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The house belonging to Kiki's father.
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© Eiko Kadono / Nibariki
A pensive moment for Kiki, the girl witch learning to be independent...
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Kiki makes a delivery on the rooftops of Koriko...
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Kiki's job gives her a grand rooftop view of Koriko... from Kiki's Delivery Service (1989).
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© Eiko Kadono / Nibariki
Kiki the trainee witch flies high above the town of Koriko...
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© Eiko Kadono, Nibariki
A vignette from the story of Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)...
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Kiki stops by on her broomstick, to visit Jiji, Lily, and the kittens...
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Kiki's magical black cat Jiji stands proud with his offspring...
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Kiki's magical black cat Jiji, with Lily the mother-to-be of his kittens...
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A scene from Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)...
Crystal puzzle - made from translucent plastic, for a stained glass effect.
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A stained glass window with the principals from Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) — and the title says it all!
Crystal puzzle - made from translucent plastic, for a stained glass effect.
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The principal characters from Kiki's Delivery Service (1989); the title says it all!
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Kiki prepares for her adventure – from Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)...
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The beginning of the adventure of Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)...
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© Eiko Kadono / Nibariki
The caption on this cinema poster reads: "Well, sometimes I feel down, but I'm OK." Kiki in pensive mood as she looks after the bakery where she works, with the delightful name Gütiokipänja made from the game of jankenpon (Gü=gu=stone, tioki=choki=scissors, pä=pa=paper, and panja is a Germanic spelling of pan-ya or bakery in Japanese).
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© Eiko Kadono / Nibariki
Kiki's assistant stands tall!
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Jiji is Kiki's feline assistant...
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© Eiko Kadono / Nibariki
Portrait of Jiji, the faithful assistant to Kiki...
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Kiki the trainee witch, with her friend Tombo.
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The contented couple...
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Kiki on her broomstick...
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... what will she find?
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"Just a moment..."
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Studio Ghibli
Founded by Hayao Miyazaki in 1985, Studio Ghibli is an animation film studio which has produced a string of internationally acclaimed full-length feature animations. We also include Miyazaki's earlier work, films such as Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, produced by the forerunner company Topcraft.
For more information see the Wikipedia article on Kiki's Delivery Service.