A yellow-and-red two-carriage train follows tracks over water at sunset; beneath a flower-covered canopy, a bag and a ticket with a blue drop rest on a bench.
A name, a drop, a destination
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Test Studio Ghibli

Which Ghibli World Would You Live In?

A train on the water, a travelling companion and a destination that will not be written down. Which Ghibli world will make you want to step off?

about 8 min7 questions6 portraits

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The station is not on the map. You sought it out because lately the places you live in have seemed like stories already told: you know what to expect before you even open a window. You would like to find somewhere that can surprise you, without having to become another person to stay. The stationmaster hands you a blank ticket. You write your name on the back; a blue drop appears on the front. “The destination comes later,” he says. A traveller called Ada moves her box to make room for you. On the submerged tracks, the train is already lit.

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An original, unofficial fan journey bringing together the atmospheres of six Studio Ghibli films. This train, Ada, the stops and the ticket are invented: this is not a canonical route between the films. The results offer narrative worlds, rather than the characters shown in their illustrations or a psychological type.

The world behind the storyStudio Ghibli — Spirited Away (2001) ↗Studio Ghibli — Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) ↗Studio Ghibli — My Neighbor Totoro (1988) ↗Studio Ghibli — Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) ↗Studio Ghibli — Castle in the Sky (1986) ↗Studio Ghibli — Princess Mononoke (1997) ↗
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