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Hayao Miyazaki

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Hayao Miyazaki is a famous maker of animated movies.

Ghibli Studio
Ghibli Studio

He helps lead a studio called Studio Ghibli. He is known as a great storyteller. His films are loved all over the world. Many of his stories feature strong girls or young women.

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Totoro Cosplayer at Comic Market 93

His work often looks at how people and nature live together. He also shows the link between art and tools. Some of his movies, like Spirited Away, won big prizes. This film won an Academy Award.

Isao Takahata
Isao Takahata

Miyazaki worked with his friend Isao Takahata for a long time. Miyazaki grew up in Tokyo. As a child, he saw many things change in his city. His mother, Yoshiko, was a big influence on him. She was a smart woman who helped shape his characters.

Hayao and Yoshiko Miyazaki
Hayao and Yoshiko Miyazaki

He even made a movie called The Boy and the Heron. That film also won an Academy Award. Miyazaki has inspired many other artists and writers today.

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Toshio Suzuki, Howl's Moving Castle premiere.jpg
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Totoro Cosplayer at Comic Market 93.jpg
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Nibariki (Hayao Miyazaki's personal...
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