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They often go to the gym to exercise and are usually slim. Miyazaki Hayao 1st of October, MEMORIES OF MIYAZAKI A RARE LOOK AT AKADO SUZUNOSUKE: For over 45 years has Miyazaki Hayao been working in the animation industry. Creating works like Tonari no Totoro, Mononoke Hime and Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi, the films the maestro made at Studio Ghibli are needless to say his most well known works. However, the establishment of Studio Ghibli was led to the success of 1984 s Kaze no Tani no Naushika, leaving lots of years before that. Mirai Shonen Konan, Rupan Sansei, Arupusu no Shoujo Haiji These are just some of the countless animation classics Miya-san made during his pre-Ghibli period. Some of them are however less famous, with Tokyo Movie Shinsha s Akado Suzunosuke being one of them. This 52 episodes TV series, about a young red suit armoured samurai fighting partly cloudy pixar who want to invade his homeland, was based on the 1950s radio drama by Tsunayoshi Takeuchi and somewhere around the production of Panda Kopanda and Panda Kopanda Amefuri Saakasu no Maki Miyazaki did key animation and storyboarding on episodes 26, 27 and 41 for it. And Akado Suzunosuke s co-chief director? None other than Takahata Isao. Furthermore, people like the famous Kotabe Yoichi, Kondo Yoshifumi and Dezaki Osamu also joined the crew. In 2002 the series was released on DVD in Japan without subtitles, though sadly that release is completely Out of Print. Reason enough for to feature a special look at Akado Suzunosuke episode 28th of September, FIRST DETAILED LOOK AT STUDIO GHIBLI VIDEO GAME: Earlier this week details on a new Studio Ghibli project were released. The famed studio is aiding Level5 on making a video game called Ni no Kuni: The Another World, which is being made to commemorate Level5 s 10th anniversary. Ni no Kuni: The Another World is scheduled for release somewhere next year and some first HQ screens have just been released. 21st of September, LUPIN III ON BLU-RAY, GHIBLI MUSEUM LIBRARY TITLES BECOME ENGLISH-FRIENDLY: Notable news from Japan. Miyazaki Hayao s full length feature debut from 1979, Rupan Sansei: Kariosutoro no Shiro , Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro, will receive a Blu-ray treatment. Starting December 3 the BD will be available in Japanese shops at a price of 5, 040 Yen and will include 1080i visuals note: no 1080p! and audio in 3 different tastes; a PCM track, DTS-HD Master Audio 1 and Dolby True HD Specifications of any bonus features have not yet been announced. In addition, a BD-box set of Lupin III s first and second TV series will be released on December 12 2008 and February 200 Furthermore, Waiting for Kalki s Jordan Scott has just informed with other newsworthy information. Michel Ocelots Azur et Asmar, which was released theatrically, on DVD and Blu-ray Disc by Studio Ghibli in Japan, will get a DVD release in the USA on 11 November 2008 it is already available as such in the United Kingdom. His Kirikou et la Sorcire and Princes et Princesses are already available in the USA; in fact the only Ghibli Museum Library titles which have never had a domestic release there are Le Roi et lOiseau and Moya Lyubov neither of which have had an English-friendly DVD anywhere in the world though Moya Lyubov is available to partly cloudy pixar with English subtitles from Apples iTunes Store as My Love in both the USA and UK search for Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts 2007 to find it. 18th of September, NEW GHIBLI PROJECT: The September edition of Ghibli s monthly report magazine Neppu brings an update on one of the studio s latest projects. Isao Takahata s new film? Miyazaki Goro s new film? Nishii Ghibli? Something else? Neppu s cover already hints about its content. Shining on its cover is a painting by Miyazaki Hayao which the maestro earlier made for Jidai no Kazeoto , a book from 1992 that includes a talk of Miyazaki, Hotta Yoshie and Shiba Ryotaro. Needless to say, the project Neppu tells about is the one with which Ghibli focuses on Hotta Yoshie, a Japanese writer who watched and considered about humans at wars and conflicts of all over the world during a large part of his life. Hotta sadly passed away in 1998 and, marking the 10th anniversary of his death, Studio Ghibli is currently cooperating with Kanagawa Museum of Modern Literature in Yokohama on an exhibition about the writer subtitled Troublous Times Drawn by Ghibli. As always, this exhibition has its history as well. Miyazaki Hayao and Suzuki Toshio have been big fans of Hotta and had contact with him till his death. Furthermore, Studio Ghibli republished his books, released a related DVD-box and Miyazaki once partly cloudy pixar an essay on him. Also, one of Miyazakis comments tells, Hotta was like a rock towering in the ocean for me. When I was drifted by tide and lost my location, I was saved by him many times. The Troublous Times Drawn by Ghibli exhibition is to take place from October 4 to November 24 and the project s main staff member is none other than Miyazaki Goro, who also made a related movie plan. Its subject is If Ghibli produced an animation based on Hottas two essays Hojoki Shiki and Teika Meigetsuki Shisho and takes two works that were both written about 800 years ago. Using Hojoki, an essay by Kamo Chomei, and Meigetsuki, a diary by Fujuwara Teikam, Miyazaki Goro planned a story about what these two persons saw and considered during a time of war and turmoil. Furthermore worth noting is Neppu s inclusion of a Miyazaki Goro s pencil drawn image board and two character sketches from that particular plan. Nothing is said about its filmization though. On a related note, Neppu s September issue also includes some of Suzuki s written episodes about Hotta. Hotta, who had lived in Spain for ten years and had much knowledge of its history and that of Europe, wrote many books about Spain. One of those, Rojo no Hito , A man lived on the road, was read by Suzuki and tells of a story about those who lived during Europe s Middle Ages and roamed around from Italy to Spain and France.