Studio Ghibli Merch
Most of us nerds get to know Japan primarily through the countless animes that have fortunately also made it onto German television, at least in pa...
View full detailsIn the Studio Ghibli film "My Neighbor Totoro", a small family moves into a house in the countryside - and discovers that the property and the adja...
View full detailsGhost houses don't have to be scary, as we've known at least since "My Neighbor Totoro". The apparitions that the sisters Satsuki and Mei encounter...
View full detailsYou usually write postcards from your vacation. Or from special places you've been to. But what if the most beautiful places you've ever seen don't...
View full detailsGreat plush figures don't just fall from the sky - but magical princesses do, at least in the movie "The Castle in the Sky". And in Laputa, the pla...
View full detailsIf you want to enjoy your food with a touch of magic, you need more than just good ingredients - you need the right tools. With the Chihiro's Journ...
View full detailsSometimes you don't need a cat bus to save the day - sometimes a fluffy smile is all you need. The Laughing Totoro plush 28cm brings the gentle won...
View full detailsAlthough they may look like normal pencils at first glance, there's actually magic inside! Because with this My Neighbor Totoro pencil set, you can...
View full detailsIf you stand at an ordinary bus stop on an ordinary day, then an ordinary bus will come. That changes as soon as a strange forest spirit appears: W...
View full detailsThe little sootbolts come from the imagination of Hayao Miyazaki and can be seen in films such as My Neighbor Totoro and Chihiro's Journey to Magic...
View full details"My Neighbor Totoro" by Studio Ghibli is one of those films that simply puts you in a good mood every time. Just the sight of the cute forest spiri...
View full detailsSomewhere in the forest, Totoro waits — the enormous, fluffy forest spirit from Hayao Miyazaki's masterpiece My Neighbor Totoro — patiently under h...
View full detailsThe cinematic masterpieces of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli have been an incomparable source of artistic inspiration for over 35 years. With the...
View full detailsIf you automatically drift off into a Studio Ghibli daydream at the sight of blossoming cherry trees, then your next crafting meditation awaits her...
View full detailsIn 1893, Edvard Munch painted a figure holding their hands in front of their face, silently screaming into the swirling evening sky - an image that...
View full detailsOne striped cat is like the other, so it's easy to confuse the bus cat and Garfield. After all, both are selfless, sporty and always in a good mood...
View full detailsAnyone who has ever felt like Chihiro in Yubaba's bathhouse - overwhelmed, lost, but also curious about what's lurking around the next corner - wil...
View full detailsIf you drag yourself out of bed in the morning like a soot man after a shift or simply want to bring the magic of Studio Ghibli into your everyday ...
View full detailsDo you remember how Totoro stands in the rain at the bus stop and is simply... there? Calm, round, somehow comforting. This is exactly the feeling ...
View full detailsImagine if Chihiro, Kiki and No-Face didn't live in a magical world, but in a rainy neon metropolis. Welcome to No Face City - where Yubaba Corp do...
View full detailsDo you know the feeling of waiting for the bus while it's pouring with rain? Hayao Miyazaki's My Neighbour Totoro elevated this little everyday tra...
View full detailsIn Hayao Miyazaki's masterpiece Spirited Away, Kaonashi – the spirit without a face – is one of the most enigmatic characters ever. Silent, masked,...
View full detailsSomewhere between soot sprites, radish spirits and a capricious witch named Yubaba lies the bathhouse – and that's exactly where you'd want to drin...
View full detailsIn the bathhouse Aburaya, things rarely go by the book – and one of the most enigmatic guests is undoubtedly No Face. The black, silent figure from...
View full detailsDon't worry, a roaring Totoro doesn't mean danger! He is merely calling his bus cat. Otherwise, he is a rather quiet but very cheerful contemporary...
View full detailsKiki doesn't just bake bread for others – she also inspires you to fire up your own oven. In Miyazaki's classic "Kiki's Delivery Service," the youn...
View full detailsOne of the most famous Studio Ghibli films is undoubtedly Chihiro's Journey to Magic Land. However, the title "Magic Land", which may initially mak...
View full detailsIn Mein Nachbar Totoro ist das Wunderbare nie weit weg. Es wartet im Regen an der Bushaltestelle, schläft unter einem Kampferbaum und lässt nachts ...
View full detailsIn 1988, Hayao Miyazaki opened the door to an enchanted forest and introduced us to Totoro – the good-natured forest spirit who has since captured ...
View full detailsChihiro only wanted to rescue her parents – but instead ended up in a bathhouse full of spirits, gods, and a rather intimidating witch named Yubaba...
View full detailsDo you remember the scene in "My Neighbor Totoro" where Satsuki and Mei wait for the bus with their homemade bentos? Good food, lovingly packed – t...
View full detailsIn „Prinzessin Mononoke“ wandert der Waldgott durch einen Wald, der älter ist als jede menschliche Erinnerung. Mit ihm klackern die Kodama: kleine ...
View full detailsWhen a young witch sails over a coastal town on her broom with her black cat, delivering parcels, you're right in the middle of Kiki's Delivery Ser...
View full detailsIn Totoro's forest, there's always something happening – you just have to look closely. A gray belly peeks out from behind leaves, curious eyes bli...
View full detailsEs gibt diese eine Szene, die jeder kennt, der den Film gesehen hat: Regen an einer Bushaltestelle, daneben ein riesiges graues Fellwesen, das ein ...
View full detailsIn Hayao Miyazakis Mein Nachbar Totoro ist das Essen fast eine eigene Figur. Reis, der dampft, Suppe, die weitergereicht wird, ein Haus, in dem stä...
View full detailsStudio Ghibli: Filme, die man nicht wieder vergisst
Es gibt Filme, die schaut man einmal, und es gibt die von Studio Ghibli. Wer als Kind dem Katzenbus hinterhergeschaut hat oder mit Chihiro durch das Badehaus gelaufen ist, trägt diese Bilder ein Leben lang mit sich herum. Genau daran knüpft diese Kategorie an. Wir sammeln hier Fanartikel rund um die Welten von Hayao Miyazaki und seinem Studio, von den ganz bekannten Figuren bis zu Details, die nur auffallen, wenn man einen Film wirklich oft gesehen hat. Es geht dabei weniger um lautes Merchandise als um Stücke, die dieselbe ruhige Wärme ausstrahlen wie die Filme selbst.
Figuren, Deko, Küchenartikel und Accessoires aus den Filmen
Die Auswahl reicht von Sammelfiguren und Kuscheltieren über Tassen, Schalen und Bento-Boxen bis zu Taschen, Schlüsselanhängern, Notizbüchern und Deko fürs Regal. Dazu kommen Puzzles, Kalender und Wohnaccessoires, die sich in eine bestehende Einrichtung einfügen, ohne sofort als Fanartikel aufzufallen. Ein großer Teil des Sortiments ist offiziell lizenziert, was man den Stücken ansieht: Farben, Formen und Proportionen entsprechen tatsächlich den Vorlagen, statt sie nur grob anzudeuten. Gerade bei den Figuren macht das den Unterschied zwischen einem Sammlerstück und einer beliebigen Nachbildung aus.
Ghibli verschenken: leise Freude statt lautem Fandom
Studio Ghibli funktioniert als Geschenk deshalb so gut, weil die Filme über Generationen hinweg beliebt sind. Großeltern, Eltern und Kinder haben sie oft gemeinsam gesehen, und das macht die Auswahl angenehm risikoarm, auch wenn du Geschenke für Kinder suchst. Für Menschen, die es zurückhaltend mögen, eignen sich die dezenten Wohnaccessoires und Küchenartikel besonders gut, während ausgewiesene Fans sich über eine Figur mit Ehrenplatz im Regal freuen. Stöbere in Ruhe durch die Kategorie und schau, welcher Film der beschenkten Person am meisten bedeutet, denn meistens gibt es genau einen, den sie immer wieder anschaut. Ein Fehlgriff ist hier kaum möglich.