Studio Ghibli Art Book – Complete Archive, Poster Collection, Japanese Animation Guide

[About This Item]
A comprehensive visual archive published in 2016: "Studio Ghibli Dai-Kaibou" (Ghibli In-Depth Analysis) by Sanei Mook.

This "Complete Preservation Edition" is a treasure trove for any fan of the legendary animation studio. A standout feature is the special fold-out movie poster collection at the beginning of the book, showcasing the iconic visual history of Ghibli’s filmography. From "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Spirited Away" to modern classics, it provides detailed analysis and high-quality artwork that explores the aesthetics of Hayao Miyazaki and his team. It is a vital resource for understanding the heart of Japanese animation culture.

[Details]

Publication Date: October 29, 2016

Publisher: Sanei Mook

Key Features: Comprehensive filmography guide, early-to-recent work analysis, and a special opening section featuring the historic poster collection.

Language: Japanese (Richly illustrated with high-quality visuals)

[Specs]

Size: 11.8 x 9.4 x 0.4 in (30 x 24 x 1 cm)

Weight: 1 lb 1 oz (500 g)

SKU: 9784779630439

[Condition: Pre-owned / Good]
This is a well-preserved copy from 2016. While it is a decade-old publication, it remains in good overall condition with only minor shelf wear consistent with age. The interior pages are clean, and the artwork remains vibrant and inspiring. Please review the photos for the authentic character of this animation archive.

[Shipping Information]
Directly shipped from Tokyo, Japan via Yamato Transport (DDP - Duties and Taxes Prepaid).
For US buyers: All customs duties and import taxes are prepaid by our shop. No additional fees will be charged upon delivery.
The book is sealed in a professional-grade crystal-clear OPP bag and shipped in reinforced packaging to ensure its safe journey from Tokyo to your door.

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Based in Adachi-ku, Tokyo, we are dedicated to the curation and preservation of Japanese subculture archives—from the 70s City Boy era to legendary animation history. Our items are pieces of cultural history, also available at our physical gallery.