“Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind”
(C) 1984 Studio Ghibli・H
From June 13th to 19th, director Miyazaki Hayao’s “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind,” “Laputa: Castle in the Sky,” and “Kiki’s Delivery Service” will be screened at Marunouchi TOEI in Tokyo.
The theater, which will close its 65-year history in July next year, is running the “Goodbye Marunouchi TOEI Project,” and the lineup includes the sixth week’s “Featured Animation Films Part 2” program. Other than anime works, “Space Battleship Yamato (Theatrical Version)” and “Idolish Seven The Movie LIVE 4bit BEYOND THE PERiOD” (support screenings of all screenings) will also be screened during the same period. In addition to anime works, live-action films “Winter Flowers” and “Firefly,” starring Takakura Ken, will also be screened during the same period.
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Studio Ghibli Classics Return to the Big Screen with IDOLiSH7 Fan Screening
The upcoming screenings at Marunouchi TOEI offer a rare chance for fans to experience some of Studio Ghibli’s most beloved masterpieces—Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Castle in the Sky, and Kiki’s Delivery Service—in a theater setting. These films, known for their rich animation, environmental messages, and strong heroines, continue to inspire generations.
Pairing this nostalgic lineup with a support screening of IDOLiSH7, a modern-day idol anime known for its passionate fanbase and emotional storytelling, demonstrates a clever programming strategy. It caters to both long-time anime lovers and younger fans, blending classic artistry with contemporary pop culture. This blend may reflect the ongoing evolution of anime appreciation across age groups in Japan.
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