Through June 18, Kanagawa is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Toshio Suzuki, the chief producer and president of Japan's Studio Ghibli. He is known as one of Japan's most successful producers due to the box office success of many of Ghibli's animated films. In the words of world-renowned animator Hayao Miyazaki, "If it weren't for Mr. Suzuki, there would be no Studio Ghibli."
The exhibition is an alternative to a visit to the Studio Ghibli museum or park and is useful for those who can't get to them or prefer not to travel far. The exhibition tells the story of how the studio itself was created and the effort it took to make it happen. Visitors can view Toshio Suzuki's working offices. The exhibition is available to the public until June 18 this year. An interesting aspect of the exhibition is the opportunity to try your luck and draw predictions through Zenibu and Yubaba.
To book a trip to the museum or for more information, contact: info@sakura-tours.ru
