"Ghibli 3D Modeling Exhibition" to be held from May 27th

The evolved “Ghibli 3D Modeling Exhibition” returns to Tokyo for the first time in 22 years, starting May 27th

Ghibli 3D Modeling Exhibition Main Visual
(C) 1988 Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli

The Ghibli 3D Modeling Exhibition, an exhibition that explores the appeal of Studio Ghibli works, will be held at Terada Warehouse B&C HALL/E HALL in Tennoz, Tokyo from May 27th.
Studio Ghibli works are loved all over the world, including “How Do You Live?”, which has been released in over 80 countries and regions. This exhibition will introduce famous scenes from Ghibli works through 3D models, tracing how overseas partners who love Ghibli delivered the works when Ghibli was not as well known as it is now. The 3D Modeling Exhibition is the origin of the full-scale Studio Ghibli exhibition that began in 2003, and this will be the first time it has been held in Tokyo in 22 years.

Ghibli 3D sculpture exhibition “Spirited Away”
(C) 2001 Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli, NDDTM

Ghibli 3D sculpture exhibition “Howl’s Moving Castle”
(C) 2004 Diana Wynne Jones/Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli, NDDMT

Ghibli 3D sculpture exhibition “Pom Poko”

The highlight is a flying boat that is based on the “Savoia S-21” flying boat, the beloved aircraft of Porco Rosso, the protagonist of “Porco Rosso,” and is a representation of what it would be like if it really existed. It was created mainly by special effects expert Hiroshi Ihara, and visitors are greeted at Terada Warehouse, which faces the canal and is a place that looks just like the Piccolo company in the movie.

Savoia S-21 under construction
(C) 1992 Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli, NN

In line with the theme of the exhibition, “Hot Wind Across the Sea,” there will also be a special screening of “Fantasy Flying Machines” (02), a short animated film created by director Hayao Miyazaki for a special exhibition at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka.

Ghibli 3D Modeling Exhibition “Flying Machines of Fantasy”

In addition, for each ticket purchased with the bonus, buyers can eat the “ham ramen” that was sold at the “Friday Road Show and Ghibli Exhibition” two years ago and became a hot topic at the water facility “T-LOTUS M” next to the venue. In addition, tickets will be sold in combination with the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka and tickets linked to hotel accommodation plans.

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