Calling all Miyazaki fans: You're definitely going to want to pick up this beautiful new book.
Or, for the layman, if you’re just feeling a bit rusty on your Japanese animation trivia, here's a great way to brush up on it.
Leading up to the opening of the Academy Museum and the inaugural Hayao Miyazaki exhibition on Sept. 30, a complementary hardcover catalog will be published on Sept. 7.
The book, sure to be a collector’s item for Studio Ghibli enthusiasts, showcases hundreds of original production materials and pieces of artwork from Miyazaki’s movies, many of which have never been seen outside the Japanese animation house.
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And the movie-centric publishing spree doesn’t stop with Miyazaki: Come next April, more Academy Museum catalogs on Spike Lee and Pedro Almodóvar will hit the shelves.
Let all of this also serve as a subtle reminder to GET YOUR TICKETS to the Academy Museum—if you haven’t already.