Akira
It`s 2019: thirty-one years after World War III and the authority of Neo-Tokyo is waging a constant battle against the Underground rebels. Caught in the middle is a motorcycle gang whose aim is just to make trouble. The gang leader Kaneda gets involved in more ways than one when an experimental psychic child escapes and results in gang member Tetsuo`s capture and subsequent experimentation. Tetsuo the "bitter runt" of the pack now has the power of Akira and soon escapes as soon as everyone realizes that his power can result in total destruction of Neo-Tokyo.
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Swing Girls
A group of school girls in northern Japan are stuck in class for the summer, where they find nothing interesting. One girl Tomoko encourages her classmate to deliver the lunches for the school brass band cheering for their school baseball team, thereby getting out of the class for a day. Tomoko and her friends realize helping Takuos plan to fight the next big game could get an opportunity for them to skip the math class all summer. Takuo not having enough members to form a brass band decides to make the girls into a big band swing group. Tomoko buys a saxophone and starts to learn on her own. With the help of Takuo, she makes the other girls involved. They start to practice and slowly learn how to play
The Art of Mchinarium Game
WILL EISNER & FRANK MILLER's "The Spirit" + The Importance of Perspective
Frank Miller has written a big screen adaptation of Will Eisner's classic comic series The SpiritAfter co-directing with Robert Rodriguez on Sin City, Miller has stated in regard to the adaptation of his graphic novel 300, "This, I hope, will be the last property of mine that isn't directed by me". Samuel L. Jackson is in discussion to star as the villain, the Octopus. The SpiritSin City.
It will be interesting to see how Miller approaches Eisner's original material and how well he can come to terms with directing solo. Whatever one feels about Frank Miller's work or personal beliefs, he's undeniably single-minded in his vision and being no stranger to controversy has been a catalyst of discussion across several forums. which centers on Denny Colt who fakes his own death to fight crime in the gritty urban setting of Central City. The script has been acquired by Lionsgate for American distribution and Miller is set to direct. Odd Lot International(UK) is selling overseas distribution rights in Cannes. will be Miller's debut as a solo director after his co-direction of
AMANITA DESIGN
Established in 2003 by Jakub Dvorsky and expanded in 2005 with Vaclav Blin, Amanita Design are creators of gentle and organic interactive works. With a team of seven collaborators, their work is full of heart and stridently individual.
For a small studio, they have garnered considerable attention holding exhibitions of their work and receiving numerous awards. Their latest work for the BBC Questionaut, is a masterful piece that shows how far they've come in recent years. Later this year, Amanita will be releasing their first full-scale game, Machinarium.
DAVID GALLO: Underwater Astonishments
Oceanic explorer and ambassador David Gallo presents some beautiful imagery and fascinating insight into the deep sea in the following pair of talks from the TED series.
Rageh Omaar's ISLAM IN AMERICA: The American Crescent
Rageh Omar's fascinating documentary Islam in America has been put online by Aljazeera. It makes for an apt accompaniment to Colin Powell's recent comments:
"Is there something wrong with being a Muslim in this country? The answer's no, that's not America.
"Is there something wrong with some seven-year-old Muslim-American kid believing that he or she could be president? Yet, I have heard senior members of my own party drop the suggestion - 'he's a Muslim and he might be associated with terrorists'. This is not the way we should be doing it in America."
MAN OF LA MANCHA: The Impossible Dream
The film isn't perfect; it's a musical with some off-kilter, retro Bollywood-style dubbing but this scene works. The performance, the song, the tone, the set... it has taken a permanent place in me since seeing it 25 years ago.
Agan Harahap has some surreal and fun images in his portfolio.
Lars Von Trier's ANTICHRIST
Lars Von Trier is one of my favourite directors, I enjoy the horror genre, and the concept of nature (chaos?) being the manifestation of evil is interesting. The shot above of the road and car being swallowed up by the forest is exemplary of the sumptuous, Gothic imagery from Director of photography, Anthony Dod Mantle.
The film stars Charlotte Gainsbourg and Willem Defoe as a grieving couple who take refuge in an isolated cabin after the death of their child.
FRITZ FABERT ART
Fritz Fabert's portfolio, particularly his archaeological collages from derelict buildings, are worth a look.
MARK WEAVER PHOTOGRAPHIC
Mark Weaver's photographic and design work is like an extra sweet tea; have a look.
Tim Burton's ALICE IN WONDERLAND
The imagery that's been released by USA Today hints at something wondrous, menacing, and true to the original without being overly familiar. Promising. The cast includes Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter, Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen, Michael Sheen as the White Rabbit, Anne Hathaway as the White Queen, Christopher Lee as the Jabberwock, Alan Rickman as the Caterpillar, Stephen Fry as the Cheshire Cat, Crispin Glover as the Knave of Hearts, and newcomer Mia Wasikowska as Alice Kingsley.
FRED BASTIDE
A graduate of the Ecole d'Arts Appliqués de Vevey, and Ecole Supérieure d'Arts Décoratifs de Genève, Fred Bastide has created some of the best cg character pieces I've seen and he's learned the craft in his spare time from his home in Montreux, Switzerland.
The Blackheart Gang - REE TREWEEK
Ree Treweek is part of the trio that is the Blackheart Gang, a talented illustrator "with red hair, freckles and braces; she also has a very short temper, a ticking time bomb of sorts." She has very generously answered my questions and provided lots of unique imagery and insight in what is the first part of the Blackheart
LEE CHANG-DONG's "Secret Sunshine"
South Korean director, Lee Chang-Dong's latest film is a story of faith seen through a young widow, Shin-ae who returns to her late husband's hometown with her young son. She plans to teach piano and after promising beginnings, things take a turn for the worse. Her son is kidnapped and Shin-ae faces a series of tribulations set forth by this turn of events. She must confront fundamental questions of life and faith.
The film has been receiving good reviews and actress Jeon Do-yeon's performance has been highly praised. It sounds reminiscent of Lars Von Trier's work, particularly Breaking the Waves, both in tone and approach.
DAMON ALBARN & JAMIE HEWLETT's Opera "Monkey: Journey to the West"
Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett latest collaboration "Monkey: Journey to the West" is an opera in nine acts based on the epic Chinese story. The Théâtre du Châtelet site describes it as "A magical work telling the story of the Monkey King, the most popular character of Chinese literature, who rebels against the Powers on High and declares itself to be a grand sage, comparable to Buddha."Directed and adapted for stage by Chen Shi-Zheng with music by Damon Albarn and visual design, animations, and costumes by Jamie Hewlett, it also features 45 Chinese acrobats, Shaolin monks, Chinese vocalists, and the UK Chinese Music Ensemble led by Cheng Yu.
The opera is a co-production between the Manchester International Festival, the Théâtre du Châtelet Paris and the Berlin State Opera and is set to play at all these venues. Follow the links for scheduling and ticketing.
LUCHA LIBRE
The trio continued working together producing the comic, Lucha Libre in collaboration with Jerry Frissen. Alas, it is only in French but you can see some of the rich imagery on the official site or in a feature on Catsuka.
CATFISH HOTEL
This gem was released some years ago. It's chock full of great character design, solid animation, and a fun if light story. From the French trio of Baptiste Gaubert(Gobi), Benoît Boucher(Bill), and Fabien Mense for Studio Tanuki.
Studio Ghibli Films
- 2009 Piece
- 2008 Ponyo on a Cliff by the Sea
- 2007 Iblard Jikan
- 2006 Gedo Senki (Tales From Earthsea)
- 2005 Howl's Moving Castle
- 2005 Hayao Miyazaki and the Ghibli Museum
- 2005 Ghibli ga Ippai Special: Short Short
- 2004 Yasuo Otsuka's Joy in Motion
- 2003 Koro's Big Day Out
- 2002 The Cat Returns
- 2002 Ghiblies Episode 2
- 2001 Spirited Away
- 1999 My Neighbors the Yamadas
- 1997 Princess Mononoke
- 1995 Whisper of the Heart
- 1995 On Your Mark
- 1994 Heisei Tanuki Gassan Pom Poko
- 1993 Umi Ga Kikoeru
- 1992 Porco Rosso
- 1991 Omohide Poro Poro
- 1989 Kiki's Delivery Service
- 1988 My Neighbor Totoro
- 1988 Grave of the Fireflies
- 1986 Laputa: Castle in the Sky
- 1984 Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind
- 1971 Animal Treasure Island
- 1971 Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves
- 1969 The Flying Ghost Ship
- 1969 Puss in Boots
- 1968 The Great Adventure of Horus, Prince of the Sun
- 1965 Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon
- 1963 Little Prince & the Eight Headed Dragon
- 1961 Anju to Zushiomaru
- 1958 Hakujaden
Ghibli Museum
Ghibli Museum (三鷹の森ジブリ美術館 Mitaka no Mori Jiburi Bijutsukan, Mitaka Forest Ghibli Museum) is a commercial museum featuring the Japanese anime work of Studio Ghibli. Located in Inokashira Park in Mitaka, a western suburb of Tokyo, Japan, it opened in 2001. The museum is a fine arts museum, but does not take the concept of a usual fine arts museum. With many features that are child-oriented and a sprawling and occasionally mazelike interior, the museum is a playfully created place. Centered around the motto appearing on the museum's website "Let's become lost children together" (迷子になろうよ、いっしょに Maigo ni narō yo, isshoni), or 'let's lose our way together' as it is translated in the English leaflet. It has no set path or order of viewing. While the museum brochure contains a variety of languages, the signs within the museum are in Japanese only.
Love Hina
Love Hina is a popular 14 volume manga by Ken Akamatsu, published in 1999, which was also turned into an anime series. It is based around a childhood promise that the protaganist, Keitarou Urashima, made to an unidentified girl when he was five years old, that they would attend Tokyo University together and so live happily ever after. The plot revolves around the question of the girl's identity, and whether he will manage to keep the promise.
List of Pixar films
Pixar is a CGI animation production company based in Emeryville, California, United States. The studio has earned numerous awards for their feature films and other work, including twenty-two Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, and three Grammys. Pixar is best known for these CGI-animated features created with PhotoRealistic RenderMan, its own implementation of the industry-standard Renderman image-rendering API used to generate high-quality images.
As of 2009, Pixar have released ten CGI films. The company produced its first feature-length film Toy Story in 1995. The film won four Academy Awards and set a benchmark in terms of animation to which other film companies have since aspired. The success of the film led Pixar to release a sequel in 1999, following their second CGI production, A Bug's Life in 1998. Monsters, Inc. was the next project to be released, in 2001, and Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Ratatouille, WALL-E and Up have since been released. Each film has garnered critical acclaim for the use of CGI, well-developed storylines and film production. Four films, including a third Toy Story, are slated for release between 2010 and 2012
As listed on this chart, award categories in bold are won; otherwise just a nomination was received.
The Pixar Animation film
Toy Story 1995 John Lasseter
A Bug's Life 1998 John Lasseter/Andrew Stanton
Toy Story 2 1999 John Lasseter/Lee Unkrich/Ash Brannon
Monsters, Inc. 2001 Pete Docter/Lee Unkrich/David Silverman
Finding Nemo 2003 Andrew Stanton/Lee Unkrich
The Incredibles 2004 Brad Bird
Cars 2006 John Lasseter/Joe Ranft
Ratatouille 2007 Brad Bird/Jan Pinkava
WALL-E 2008 Andrew Stanton
Up 2009 Pete Docter/Bob Peterson
Pixar - The Animation Studios
Pixar Animation Studios is a CGI animation production company based in Emeryville, California, United States. To date, the studio has earned twenty-two Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, and three Grammys, among many other awards, acknowledgments and achievements. It is one of the most critically acclaimed film studios of all time. It is best known for its CGI-animated feature films which are created with PhotoRealistic RenderMan, its own implementation of the industry-standard Renderman image-rendering API used to generate high-quality images. Pixar started in 1979 as the Graphics Group, a part of the Computer Division of Lucasfilm Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 1986. The Walt Disney Company before it was bought by bought Pixar in 2006.
Pixar has made 10 feature films beginning with Toy Story in 1995 and each one has received critical and commercial success. Pixar followed Toy Story with A Bug's Life in 1998, Toy Story 2 in 1999, Monsters, Inc. in 2001, Finding Nemo in 2003 (which is, to date, the most commercially successful Pixar film, grossing over $800 million worldwide), The Incredibles in 2004, Cars in 2006, Ratatouille in 2007, WALL-E in 2008 and Up in 2009 (the first Pixar film presented in Disney Digital 3-D). Pixar's eleventh film, Toy Story 3, is scheduled for release on June 18, 2010.
All six Pixar films released since the inauguration of the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2001 have been nominated for the award, with four, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and WALL-E, winning it.
Pixar was founded as the Graphics Group, one third of the Computer Division of Lucasfilm that was launched in 1979 with the hiring of Dr. Ed Catmull from the New York Institute of (NYIT), where he was in charge of the Computer Graphics Lab (CGL). At NYIT, the researchers pioneered many of the CG techniques that are now taken for granted and worked on an experimental film called The Works. When the group moved to Lucasfilm, the team worked on creating the precursor to RenderMan, called Motion Doctor, which allowed traditional cel animators to use computer animation with minimal training. Technology
The team began working on film sequences produced by Lucasfilm or worked collectively with Industrial Light and Magic on special effects. After years of research, and key milestones in films such as the Genesis Effect in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and the Stained Glass Knight in Young Sherlock Holmes, the group, who counted about 45 individuals back then, was purchased in 1986 by Steve Jobs shortly after he left Apple Computer. Jobs paid $5 million to George Lucas and put $5 million as capital into the company. A factor contributing to Lucas' sale was an increase in cash flow difficulties following his 1983 divorce, which coincided with the sudden dropoff in revenues from Star Wars licenses following the release of Return of the Jedi and the disastrous box-office performance of Howard the Duck. The newly independent company was headed by Dr. Edwin Catmull, President, and Dr. Alvy Ray Smith, Executive Vice President and Director. Jobs served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Pixar.[7]
Initially, Pixar was a high-end computer hardware company whose core product was the Pixar Image Computer, a system primarily sold to government agencies and the medical community. One of the leading buyers of Pixar Image Computers was Disney Studios, which was using the device as part of their secretive CAPS project, using the machine and custom software to migrate the laborious Ink and Paint part of the 2-D animation process to a more automated and thus efficient method. The Image Computer never sold well.In a bid to drive sales of the system, Pixar employee John Lasseter—who had long been creating short demonstration animations, such as Luxo Jr., to show off the device's capabilities—premiered his creations at SIGGRAPH, the computer graphics industry's largest convention, to great fanfare.
As poor sales of Pixar's computers threatened to put the company out of business, Lasseter's animation department began producing computer-animated commercials for outside companies. Early successes included campaigns for Tropicana, Listerine, and LifeSavers.During this period, Pixar continued its relationship with Walt Disney Feature Animation, a studio whose corporate parent would ultimately become its most important partner. In 1991, after substantial layoffs in the company's computer department, Pixar made a $26 million deal with Disney to produce three computer-animated feature films, the first of which was Toy Story. Despite this, the company was costing Jobs so much money that he considered selling it. Only after confirming that Disney would distribute Toy Story for the 1995 holiday season did he decide to give it another chance.The film went on to gross more than $350 million worldwide.
Disney
Pixar and Disney had disagreements after the production of Toy Story 2. Originally intended as a straight-to-video release (and thus not part of Pixar's three-picture deal), the film was eventually upgraded to a theatrical release during production. Pixar demanded that the film then be counted toward the three-picture agreement, but Disney refused.Pixar's first five feature films have collectively grossed more than $2.5 billion, equivalent to the highest per-film average gross in the industry. Though profitable for both, Pixar later complained that the arrangement was not equitable. Pixar was responsible for creation and production, while Disney handled marketing and distribution. Profits and production costs were split 50-50, but Disney exclusively owned all story and sequel rights and also collected a distribution fee. The lack of story and sequel rights was perhaps the most onerous aspect to Pixar and set the stage for a contentious relationship.
The two companies attempted to reach a new agreement in early 2004. The new deal would be only for distribution, as Pixar intended to control production and own the resulting film properties themselves. The company also wanted to finance their films on their own and collect 100 percent of the profits, paying Disney only the 10 to 15 percent distribution fee.More importantly, as part of any distribution agreement with Disney, Pixar demanded control over films already in production under their old agreement, including The Incredibles and Cars. Disney considered these conditions unacceptable, but Pixar would not concede.
Disagreements between Steve Jobs and then Disney Chairman and CEO Michael Eisner made the negotiations more difficult than they otherwise might have been. They broke down completely in mid-2004, with Jobs declaring that Pixar was actively seeking partners other than Disney.Pixar did not enter negotiations with other distributors. After a lengthy hiatus, negotiations between the two companies resumed following the departure of Eisner from Disney in September 2005. In preparation for potential fallout between Pixar and Disney, Jobs announced in late 2004 that Pixar would no longer release movies at the Disney-dictated November time frame, but during the more lucrative early summer months. This would also allow Pixar to release DVDs for their major releases during the Christmas shopping season. An added benefit of delaying Cars was to extend the time frame remaining on the Pixar-Disney contract to see how things would play out between the two companies.
Pending the Disney acquisition of Pixar, the two companies created a distribution deal for the intended 2007 release of Ratatouille, in case the acquisition fell through, to ensure that this one film would still be released through Disney's distribution channels. (In contrast to the earlier Disney/Pixar deal Ratatouille was to remain a Pixar property and Disney would have received only a distribution fee.) The completion of Disney's Pixar acquisition, however, nullified this distribution arrangement| Type | Private (Subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company) |
|---|---|
| Founded | February 3, 1986 |
| Headquarters | Emeryville, California, U.S. |
| Key people | Ed Catmull, President, Walt Disney Animation Studios & Pixar Animation Studios John Lasseter, Chief Creative Officer, Walt Disney Animation Studios & Pixar Animation Studios Steve Jobs Jim Morris, General Manager, Pixar Animation Studios |
| Industry | CGI animation |
| Products | RenderMan, Marionette |
| Website | Pixar.com |
Acquisition by Disney
Disney announced on January 24, 2006 that it had agreed to buy Pixar for approximately $7.4 billion in an all-stock deal. Following Pixar shareholder approval, the acquisition was completed May 5, 2006. The transaction catapulted Steve Jobs, who was the majority shareholder of Pixar with 50.1%, to Disney's largest individual shareholder with 7% and a new seat on its board of directors. Jobs' new Disney holdings exceed holdings belonging to ex-CEO Michael Eisner, the previous top shareholder, who still held 1.7%; and Disney Director Emeritus Roy E. Disney, who held almost 1% of the corporation's shares.
As part of the deal, Pixar co-founder John Lasseter, by then Executive Vice President, became Chief Creative Officer (reporting to President and CEO Robert Iger and consulting with Disney Director Roy Disney) of both Pixar and the Walt Disney Animation Studios, as well as the Principal Creative Adviser at Walt Disney Imagineering, which designs and builds the company's theme parks. Catmull retained his position as President of Pixar, while also becoming President of Walt Disney Animation Studios, reporting to Bob Iger and Dick Cook, chairman of Walt Disney Studio Entertainment. Steve Jobs' position as Pixar's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer was also removed, and instead he took a place on the Disney board of directors.
Lasseter and Catmull's oversight of both the Disney and Pixar studios did not mean that the two studios were merging, however. In fact, additional conditions were laid out as part of the deal to ensure that Pixar remained a separate entity, a concern that analysts had had about the Disney deal.Some of those conditions were that Pixar HR policies would remain intact, including the lack of employment contracts. Also, the Pixar name was guaranteed to continue, and the studio would remain in its current Emeryville, California location with the "Pixar" sign. Finally, branding of films made post-merger would be "Disney•Pixar" (beginning with Cars).
Jim Morris, producer of WALL-E, has been named general manager of Pixar. In this new position, Morris is in charge of the day-to-day running of the studio facilities and products.
Honey & Clover
Outline
The first fourteen chapters of the manga were serialized in Shueisha's CUTiEcomic magazine from June 2000 to July 2001, and was serialized in Young YOU thereafter. With the demise of Young YOU in 2005, the series moved to the magazine Chorus, where it has formally ended its serialization, running until July 2006 with chapter 64.
In 2003, it won the 27th Kodansha Manga Award.
The series was adapted into an anime series by J.C. STAFF, first premiering between April to September 2005 across Fuji TV's Noitamina programming block. A second and final season, Honey and Clover II, premiered from June 2006. The series was also adapted into a live action movie, which was released across theaters on July 22 2006.
The title of the series, Hachimitsu to Kurōbā, stems from Chika Umino's two favorite albums: Hachimitsu by SPITZ and Clover by Suga Shikao, due to which Spitz and Suga Shikao's songs are featured prominently in the anime.
The story takes place in a fictional art college that is based on Musashino Art University, Kodaira city, in which SPITZ vocalist Masamune Kusano was also once a student.
Overview
Yūta Takemoto, Takumi Mayama and Shinobu Morita are three young men who live in the same apartment complex and are students at an art college in Tokyo.
One day, one of the art professors, Shūji Hanamoto, introduces his cousin's daughter, Hagumi Hanamoto, who has come to live with him and is a first year at the art school. Upon introduction, Takemoto and Morita fall in love with her. Morita expresses his love for Hagu in ways that scare her, especially calling Hagu 'mousey' and constantly photographing her, while Takemoto hides his feelings and tries to be a friend to Hagu. Hagu herself, though initially timid and afraid of company, gradually warms up to the three.
The group also includes another female: Ayumi Yamada. She is a master of pottery, and is well known by her name "Tetsujin" (Iron Lady). When not at school or hanging out with friends from the college, she helps her family run the liquor store. She is very popular with all the guys, whether they are from the shopping district or the other male pottery students, but Mayama is the only man she is in love with.
Unfortunately, although Mayama considers Yamada a friend, he doesn't return Yamada's love and is busy chasing an older woman, Rika Harada. Rika runs an art business which she used to run with her husband, Harada before he died in a car accident which also left Rika disabled. Rika Harada and Shūji were very close friends and roommates in college. Mayama is sent by Shūji to help Rika, who has a hard time taking care of herself and running her business.
The story follows these five characters in their love triangles, graduating from college, finding jobs, and learning more about themselves.
Earth Girl Arjuna
Studio Ghibli - The Japanese animation film
Studio Ghibli, Inc. (株式会社スタジオジブリ Kabushiki-kaisha Sutajio Jiburi) is a Japanese animation film studio, and previously was a subsidiary of Tokuma Shoten.
The company's logo features the character Totoro from Hayao Miyazaki's film My Neighbor Totoro.
Several anime features created by Studio Ghibli have won the Animage Anime Grand Prix award including Laputa: Castle in the Sky in 1986, My Neighbor Totoro in 1988, and Kiki's Delivery Service in 1989. In 2002, Spirited Away won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, the first anime film to win an Academy Award.
Name
The name Ghibli derives from the nickname the Italians used for their Saharan scouting planes in the Second World War (and later for the AMX International AMX and Maserati Ghibli), which is derived from the Libyan word for hot wind blowing through the Sahara Desert (also known as sirocco).
Though the Italian word is pronounced with a hard /ɡ/, the Japanese pronunciation of the studio's name is with a soft g, [dʑíbɯɽi] . The theory behind the name was that the studio was blowing a new wind into the Japanese anime industry.
History
Founded in 1985, the studio is headed by the acclaimed director Hayao Miyazaki along with his faithful companion Isao Takahata, as well as the studio's executive managing director and long-time producer Toshio Suzuki. Its origins date back to 1984, with the film Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, which was popularized as a serialized manga in a publication of Tokuma Shoten's Animage magazine after the original screenplay was rejected. The film was eventually produced by Topcraft and the film's success spurred the formation of Ghibli. Much of Ghibli's works are distributed in Japan by the noted film distributor Toho. Tokuma is the parent company of Studio Ghibli, and it has provided the Walt Disney Company with the video rights to all of Ghibli's output that did not have previous international distribution, including the global, non-Japan distribution rights to Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away. Miyazaki's film, Howl's Moving Castle, was based on a book by British author Diana Wynne Jones, published in several countries including Canada and the United States. Composer Joe Hisaishi has provided the soundtrack for all of Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli films.
The most famous and lauded film from the studio that was not directed by Miyazaki is Grave of the Fireflies, directed by Isao Takahata, a film focusing on the lives of two war orphans towards the end of the Second World War in Japan.
Over the years, there has been a close relationship between Studio Ghibli and the magazine Animage, which regularly runs exclusive articles about the studio and its members in a section titled "Ghibli Notes." Artwork from Ghibli's films and other works frequently graces the cover of the magazine.
The company is well-known for its strict "no-edits" policy in licensing their films abroad. This was a result of the dubbing of Miyazaki's Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind when the film was released in the United States as Warriors of the Wind. The film was heavily edited and americanized, with significant portions cut and the plot rewritten. The "no cuts" policy was highlighted when Miramax co-chairman Harvey Weinstein suggested editing Princess Mononoke to make it more marketable. In response, a Studio Ghibli producer sent an authentic katana with a simple message: "No cuts".
Miyazaki's latest film, Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, was released in Japan on July 19, 2008.
On February 1, 2008, Toshio Suzuki stepped down from the position of Studio Ghibli president which he held since 2005, and Koji Hoshino (former president of Walt Disney Japan) took over. Suzuki said he wanted to improve films with his own hands as a producer, rather than demanding this from his employees. He has revealed that Takahata and Goro Miyazaki (director of Tales from Earthsea and Hayao's son) are developing projects for release after Hayao Miyazaki's Ponyo. Suzuki decided to hand over the presidency to Hoshino because Hoshino has helped Studio Ghibli sell its videos since 1996, as well as helped to release the Princess Mononoke film in the United States.
Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro 1979 December 15 Hayao Miyazaki
(released before the formation of Studio Ghibli)
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind 1984 March 11 Hayao Miyazaki
(released before the formation of Studio Ghibli)
Laputa: Castle in the Sky 1986 August 2 Hayao Miyazaki
Grave of the Fireflies 1988 April 16 Isao Takahata
(shown alongside My Neighbor Totoro)
My Neighbor Totoro 1988 April 16 Hayao Miyazaki
(shown alongside Grave of the Fireflies)
Kiki's Delivery Service 1989 July 29 Hayao Miyazaki
Only Yesterday 1991 July 20 Isao Takahata
Porco Rosso 1992 July 18 Hayao Miyazaki
I Can Hear the Sea 1993 May 5 Tomomi Mochizuki
(made-for-TV; also known as Ocean Waves)
Pom Poko 1994 July 16 Isao Takahata
Whisper of the Heart 1995 July 15 Yoshifumi Kondo
Princess Mononoke 1997 July 12 Hayao Miyazaki
My Neighbors the Yamadas 1999 July 17 Isao Takahata
Spirited Away 2001 July 27 Hayao Miyazaki
The Cat Returns 2002 July 20 Hiroyuki Morita
Howl's Moving Castle 2004 November 20 Hayao Miyazaki
Tales from Earthsea 2006 July 29 Gorō Miyazaki
Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea 2008 July 19 Hayao Miyazaki
Kerou's Rebellion Summer 2010 Isao Takahata
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1990年以前>
[1989年春] 點燃心火
[1989年春] 天鵝淚
[1989年春] 日本恐怖童話六部曲
[1989年夏] 同班同學
[1989年夏] 妙探1加1
[1989年夏] 摩登媽咪
[1989年秋] 野心國度
[1989年秋] 大家相愛嗎
[1989年秋] 比雨更溫柔
[1989年秋] 辦公室症候群
[1989年冬] 告別二十歲
[1988年春] 風中少女
[1988年夏] 年輕太太法力無邊
[1988年夏] 想要拥抱你
[1988年秋] 3年B班金八老師3
[1988年秋] 愛情打C族
[1988年冬] 危險冤家
[1988年冬] 猛龍笑將
[1988年全年] 武田信玄
[1987年春] 我的媽媽是偶像
[1987年春] 女性同盟國
[1985年春] 酱油的女儿－阿香(澪つくし)
[1985年冬] 少女身世之謎
[1983年春] 阿信
[1983年冬] 空中小姐
[1981年秋] 來自北國
[1980年秋] 3年B班金八老師2
[1980年秋] 細雪
[1980年春] 排球女将
[1979年秋] 3年B班金八老師
[1975年春] 血疑
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1990年>
[1990年冬] 大學生物語
[1990年冬] 最愛是你(愛情打獵族)
[1990年冬] 野心國度(2)
[1990年冬] 危險男女
[1990年冬] 飯店一族(1)
[1990年春] 外科醫生有森犽子(1)
[1990年春] 高校三俠
[1990年春] 求愛姊妹花
[1990年夏] 家有逃妻
[1990年秋] 愛的迴旋曲
[1990年秋] 都市之森
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1991年>
[1991年冬] 情人節會發生什麼事
[1991年冬] 媽咪佳人
[1991年冬] 太平记
[1991年冬] 今生只愛你
[1991年冬] 夢中情人
[1991年冬] 看護中心
[1991年冬] 結婚的理想與現實
[1991年冬] 东京爱情故事
[1991年春] 校園威鳳
[1991年春] 爸爸與小夏
[1991年春]もう谁も爱さない
[1991年春] 熱血新入社員宣言
[1991年夏] 101次求婚
[1991年夏] 男大不中留
[1991年夏] 回首夢已遠
[1991年秋] 愛有明天
[1991年秋] 不能不愛
[1991年秋] PA三人組
[1991年秋] 卿本佳人
[1991年秋] 青梅竹馬三人行
[1991年秋] 戀愛的季節
[1991年秋] 初戀
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1992年>
[1992年冬] 壯志驕陽
[1992年冬] 飯店一族(2)
[1992年冬] 愛的競走
[1992年冬] イブは初戀のように - イブは初戀のように
[1992年冬] 小姑独处、孤身走我路 - ひとりでいいの
[1992年冬] 東京電梯女郎
[1992年冬] 成人的選擇
[1992年春] 难得友情人 - 素顏のままで
[1992年春] 爱又怎么样 - 愛はどうだ
[1992年春] 恶女／女人万岁 - 悪女
[1992年春] 孩子入睡後
[1992年夏] 最佳拍檔
[1992年夏] 一直都愛你
[1992年夏] 性的默示錄
[1992年夏] 新聞龍虎榜
[1992年夏] 最佳拍档 - 亲爱なる者へ
[1992年夏] 一直都爱你 - ずっとあなたが好きだった
[1992年夏] 逃亡者
[1992年夏] 隔世情未了君のためにできること
[1992年秋] 欲愛不能
[1992年秋] 陰錯陽差 下課後(放课后)
[1992年秋] 星期四的飯桌
[1992年秋] 我愛爸爸的情人
[1992年秋] 外科醫生有森犽子(2)
[1992年秋] 是誰偷走我的心
[1992年秋] 親密愛人ホ-ム ワ-ク
[1992年秋] 力與美
[1992年秋] 暗夜第六感
[1992年秋] 柴門文談情說愛
[1992年秋] 暗夜第六感
[1992年秋] 逆火青春 - 二十の約束
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1993年>
[1993年冬] 一人有一個夢想
[1993年冬] 老師情人 お願いダ-リン
[1993年冬] 家事難為 家栽の人
[1993年冬] 高校教師
[1993年冬] 東京愛情故事特別篇
[1993年冬] 茶煲愛情
[1993年冬] 草莓白皮書
[1993年冬] 冰與火(回首又见他)
[1993年冬] 白鳥麗子(1)
[1993年冬] 愛的真諦
[1993年春] 永不放棄
[1993年春] 一個屋簷下
[1993年春] 說謊的婚姻
[1993年春] 雙胞胎教師
[1993年春] 夾縫中的男人
[1993年春] 谷口六三商店
[1993年春] 個體戶戀曲
[1993年春] 別在星期天
[1993年春] 高跟鞋爭霸戰
[1993年夏] 恶魔之吻 - 恶魔のKISS
[1993年夏] 淘气乖乖女 - じゃじゃ馬ならし
[1993年夏] 相逢何必曾相识 - 素晴らしきかな人生
[1993年秋] 同窗会
[1993年秋] 爱情白皮书
[1993年秋] 逆火青春
[1993年秋] 全心的爱 - 彻底的に爱は
[1993年秋] 说老婆坏话 - カミさんの惡口(1)
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1994年>
[1994年冬] 爱没有明天（この世の果て）
[1994年冬] 月台 - スウィート.ホーム
[1994年冬] もしも願いが叶うなら
[1994年冬] 阿南的小情人
[1994年冬] 陽のあたる場所
[1994年冬] 夏子的酒
[1994年冬] 横浜心中
[1994年冬] いつも心に太陽を
[1994年冬] ひとの不幸は蜜の味
[1994年冬] 时空美少女
[1994年冬] 新空港物語
[1994年冬] ザ.ワイドショー
[1994年冬] お姉さんの朝帰り
[1994年冬] 湯けむり女子大生騒動 - 湯けむり女子大生騒動
[1994年春] 熱力十七歲
[1994年春] 无家可归的小孩
[1994年春] 出逢った頃の君でいて - 出逢った頃の君でいて
[1994年春] 上を向いて歩こう！
[1994年春] 警古畑任三郎 第一部 - 警部補．古畑任三郎
[1994年春] 两爱一生 - この愛に生きて
[1994年春] 西遊記 - 西遊記
[1994年春] 彼と彼女の事情 - 彼と彼女の事情
[1994年夏] 人间失格
[1994年夏] カミング.ホーム - カミング.ホーム
[1994年夏] 毎度ゴメンなさぁい！
[1994年夏] 總有一天等到你
[1994年夏] 发达之路
[1994年秋] 东京仙履奇缘／东京灰姑娘 - 妹よ
[1994年秋] 29岁圣诞节 - 29歳のクリスマス
[1994年秋] 永者无惧 - 若者のすべて
[1994年秋] 拥抱夜晚 - 夜に抱かれて
[1994年秋] Night Head
[1994年秋] 青春無悔
[1994年秋] 東京大學物語
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1995年>
[1995年冬] 廚藝小天王
[1995年冬] 大地之子(大地の子)
[1995年冬] FOR YOU - FOR YOU
[1995年冬] 说老婆坏话2 - カミさんの悪口２
[1995年冬] 二度恋爱
[1995年冬] 无法忍耐
[1995年冬] 最高的单恋
[1995年冬] 味いちもんめ
[1995年冬] 寝たふりしている男たち
[1995年冬] おかみ三代女の戦い
[1995年冬] Station - ステイション
[1995年冬] 屋内香气 - 部屋(うち)においでよ
[1995年冬] さんかくはぁと - さんかくはぁと
[1995年冬] 摇摆的爱情 - 揺れる想い
[1995年冬] 我的伙伴 - 私、味方です
[1995年冬] Help! - ヘルプ！
[1995年冬] この指とまれ - この指とまれ
[1995年冬] 制作恋人100法 - 恋人をつくる100の方法
[1995年冬] 明るい家族計画 - 明るい家族計画
[1995年春] 星之金币(白色之戀)
[1995年春] 僕らに愛を(給我們愛吧)
[1995年春] 在燦爛的季節裡 (輝く季節の中で)
[1995年春] 第二春之祸 (SECOND CHANCE)
[1995年春] 奇迹餐厅
[1995年春] 无家可归的小孩2(家なき子2)
[1995年春] 愛情腦震盪(每度おジャマしまぁす)
[1995年春] Love to you! - 僕らに愛を！
[1995年春] Hotel4 - Hotel4
[1995年春] 六月新娘 - ジューン.ブライド
[1995年春] 禁じられた遊び - 禁じられた遊び
[1995年春] 明日的敌人今日的敌人 - きのうの敵は今日も敵
[1995年春] 想见你 - 君を想うより君に逢いたい
[1995年春] 最高的恋人 - 最高の恋人
[1995年春] 毎度おジャマしまぁす - 毎度おジャマしまぁす
[1995年春] 名古屋お金物語 - 名古屋お金物語
[1995年春] 橋田壽賀子ドラマ 魔の季節 - 橋田壽賀子ドラマ 魔の季節
[1995年春] 魚河岸のプリンセス - 魚河岸のプリンセス
[1995年春] SALE! - SALE!
[1995年春] 愛をみつけた - 愛をみつけた
[1995年春] うちの母ですが… - うちの母ですが…
[1995年春] 刑事纯情派8 - はぐれ刑事純情派8
[1995年夏] 藏
[1995年夏] 跟我说爱我
[1995年夏] 他日再相逢
[1995年夏] 金田一少年事件簿
[1995年夏] 沙粧妙子 最后的事件
[1995年夏] 一番夏天的情书 - ひと夏のラブレター
[1995年夏] パパ サヴァイバル - パパ.サヴァイバル
[1995年夏] 100亿之男 - 100億の男
[1995年夏] 不要一个人 - ひとりにしないで
[1995年夏] Change！ - Change！
[1995年夏] カケオチのススメ - カケオチのススメ
[1995年夏] 外科医柊又三郎 - 外科医柊又三郎
[1995年夏] 新婚 - 新婚なり！
[1995年夏] 好きやねん - 好きやねん
[1995年夏] 母の出発(たびだち) - 母の出発(たびだち)
[1995年夏] 未结束的夏天 - 終わらない夏
[1995年夏] 夏！デパート物語 - 夏！デパート物語
[1995年夏] 最后的爱 - ラスト.ラブ
[1995年秋] 恋人啊
[1995年秋] 八郎一馬力爭上游 (人生は上々だ)
[1995年秋] 3年B組金八先生4 - 3年B組金八先生4
[1995年秋] 未成年 - 未成年
[1995年秋] 光辉隣太郎 - 輝け隣太郎
[1995年秋] 長男の嫁2～実家天国 - 長男の嫁2～実家天国
[1995年秋] 正义必胜 - 正義は勝つ
[1995年秋] たたかうお嫁さま - たたかうお嫁さま
[1995年秋] 最佳朋友 - ベストフレンド
[1995年秋] 16岁新娘 - 花嫁は16才
[1995年秋] 梦幻料理人 - ザ.シェフ
[1995年秋] 圣诞夜之吻 - クリスマスキス～イブに逢いましょう
[1995年秋] 拝啓自治会長殿 - 拝啓自治会長殿
[1995年秋] 妻子之恋 - 妻の恋
[1995年秋] ワイン殺人事件.25歳の夏 - ワイン殺人事件.25歳の夏
[1995年秋] 風の刑事.東京発！ - 風の刑事.東京発！
[1995年秋] 妊娠ですよ2 - 妊娠ですよ2
[1995年秋] 爱还没有开始 - まだ恋は始まらない
[1995年秋] 钻石小姐 - Missダイヤモンド
[1995年秋] 大地之子 - 大地の子
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1996年>
[1996年冬] 绅士刑警(古畑任三郎)
[1996年冬] 廚藝小天王2
[1996年冬] 白线流
[1996年冬] 天使之爱 - ピュア
[1996年冬] 银狼怪奇 - 銀狼怪奇ファイル
[1996年冬] 味いちもんめ2 - 味いちもんめ(2)
[1996年冬] 冠婚葬祭部長 - 冠婚葬祭部長
[1996年冬] 爱的真谛 - オンリー.ユー愛されて
[1996年冬] 奇迹的罗曼史 - 奇跡のロマンス
[1996年冬] Campus note - キャンパスノート
[1996年冬] ようこそ青春金物店 - ようこそ青春金物店
[1996年冬] 元気をあげる～救命救急医物語 - 元気をあげる～救命救急医物語
[1996年冬] 白线流 - 白線流し
[1996年冬] 明日はだいじょうぶ！ - 明日はだいじょうぶ！
[1996年冬] 爱永不后悔 - 愛とは決发?して後悔しないこと
[1996年冬] 冒险游戏 - リスキーゲーム
[1996年冬] 俊男 - ハンサムマン
[1996年冬] きっと誰かに逢うために - きっと誰かに逢うために
[1996年冬] いい日旅立ち.4つの卒業 - いい日旅立ち.4つの卒業
[1996年春] 若叶时代
[1996年春] 将太寿司 (将太の寿司)
[1996年春] 蜥蜴女孩
[1996年春] 浪花金融道(单元剧)
[1996年春] 悠长假期
[1996年春] 透明人间
[1996年春] 渡行的世间只有鬼3 - 渡る世間は鬼ばかり3
[1996年春] 35岁堕入爱河 - Ａｇｅ\'35恋しくて
[1996年春] 丑小鸭的孩子 - みにくいアヒルの子
[1996年春] その気になるまで - その気になるまで
[1996年春] 胜利女神 - 勝利の女神
[1996年春] 与你相遇 - 君と出逢ってから
[1996年春] 竜馬におまかせ！ - 竜馬におまかせ！
[1996年春] 存在の深き眠り～誰かが私の中にいる～
[1996年春] 結婚しようよ - 結婚しようよ
[1996年夏] 翼をください! ＝ 請給我翅膀 ／CX
[1996年夏] 闇のパープル・アイ ＝ 魔影紫光 ／EX
[1996年夏] ナースのお仕事(1) ＝ 秀逗小護士1 ／CX
[1996年夏] グッドラック ＝ 祝你好運 ／EX
[1996年夏] 真昼の月 ＝ 白晝之月 ／TBS
[1996年夏] コーチCOACH ＝ 教練 ／CX
[1996年夏] 小兒病棟．命の季節 ＝ 小兒科的春天 ／EX
[1996年夏] ひと夏のプロポーズ ＝ 夏日求婚 ／TBS
[1996年夏] 硝子のかけらたち ＝ 玻璃碎片 ／TBS
[1996年夏] 金田一少年の事件簿(2) ＝ 金田一少年事件簿(2) ／NTV
[1996年秋] 家へおいでよ ／NHK
[1996年秋] ふたりっ子 ＝ 雙胞胎 ／NHK
[1996年秋] ナニワ金融道2 ＝ 浪花金融道2 ／CX
[1996年秋] 續星の金貨 ＝ 白色之戀2 ／NTV
[1996年秋] 義務と演技LOVE AND LIE ＝ 義務與演技 ／TBS
[1996年秋] ひとり暮らし ＝ 一個人住 ／TBS
[1996年秋] 協奏曲 ／TBS
[1996年秋] Dearウ－マン ＝ 親愛的女人 ／TBS
[1996年秋] イタズラなKISS ＝ 惡作劇之吻 ／EX
[1996年秋] おいしい關係 ＝ 美味關係 ／CX
[1996年秋] ナチュラル natural 愛のゆくえ ＝ 愛的方向 ／YTV
[1996年秋] こんな私に誰がした ＝ 是誰造成今日的我 ／CX
[1996年秋] ドク ＝ 德克 ／CX
[1996年秋] 聖龍傳說LEGEND of St DRAGON ＝ 聖龍傳說 ／NTV
[1996年秋] 月の船 ＝ 月之船 ／NHK
[1996年秋] 深夜特急`96 ／NBN
[1996年全年] 秀吉 ／NHK
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1997年>
[1997年冬] 跳跃大搜查線
[1997年冬] 名侦探保健室阿姨
[1997年冬] 通向婚纱之路
[1997年冬] 君が人生の時 - 君が人生の時
[1997年冬] 理想结婚 - 理想の結婚
[1997年冬] ストーカー.誘う女 - ストーカー.誘う女
[1997年冬] 恋爱长假 - 恋のバカンス
[1997年冬] 超能少年映儿 - サイコメトラーＥＩＪＩ
[1997年冬] 木綿のハンカチ～ラストウィンズ物語
[1997年冬] 彼女たちの結婚 - 彼女たちの結婚
[1997年冬] 危险情人 - ストーカー 逃げきれぬ愛
[1997年冬] 名古屋お金物語(2) - 名古屋お金物語(2)
[1997年冬] 旋律 - メロディ
[1997年冬] 彼 - 彼 ＫＡＲＥ
[1997年冬] 流れ板七人 - 流れ板七人
[1997年冬] 冬の蛍 - 冬の蛍
[1997年春] 最重要的人
[1997年春] 別叫我總理
[1997年春] 同一屋檐下2
[1997年春] 一个好人 - いいひと
[1997年春] 快递高手，Gift - ギフト
[1997年春] ふぞろいの林檎たちIV
[1997年春] 女子别动队／少女特搜组
[1997年春] 灰姑娘夫人 - ミセスシンデレラ
[1997年春] 新幹線’97恋物語 - 新幹線’97恋物語
[1997年春] 理想上司 - 理想の上司
[1997年春] 玻璃鞋 - ガラスの靴
[1997年春] 雲の上の青い空～歌手誕生物語 - 雲の上の青い空～歌手誕生物語
[1997年春] おんなは全力疾走！ - おんなは全力疾走！
[1997年春] 初婚.再婚 - 初婚.再婚
[1997年春] 朋友的恋人 - 友達の恋人
[1997年春] 二人 - ふたり
[1997年春] 最高的食卓 - 最高の食卓
[1997年春] 棘.女の遺言状 - 棘.女の遺言状
[1997年春] せいぎのみかた - せいぎのみかた
[1997年春] 刑事纯情派10 - はぐれ刑事純情派10
[1997年夏] 伴我情深 (最後の戀)
[1997年夏] Beachboys (沙滩小子)
[1997年夏] 千面女郎２(ガラスの假面)
[1997年夏] 失乐园 - 失楽園
[1997年夏] オトナの男 -
[1997年夏] 保镖 - ボディガード
[1997年夏] 职员室 - 職員室
[1997年夏] 月の輝く夜だから - 月の輝く夜だから
[1997年夏] 金のたまご - 金のたまご
[1997年夏] 智子和知子 - 智子と知子
[1997年夏] 今夜もごちそうさま - 今夜もごちそうさま
[1997年夏] 这就是答案 - それが答えだ！
[1997年夏] FACE - フェイス
[1997年夏] 恋恋情深 - こんな恋のはなし
[1997年夏] 超能侦查员 - DXD Dangerous Angel X Death Hunter
[1997年夏] 素描 - デッサン
[1997年夏] 父さんは森に隠れる - 父さんは森に隠れる
[1997年夏] 大往生 - 大往生
[1997年夏] ママだって夏休み - ママだって夏休み
[1997年夏] 父帰る - 父帰る
[1997年夏] 夜会の果て - 夜会の果て
[1997年秋] 青鸟(青い鸟L`oiseau Bleu)
[1997年秋] 秀逗小護士2
[1997年秋] 成田離婚
[1997年秋] 我們的勇氣/未满都市
[1997年秋] 恋爱世纪
[1997年秋] 秀逗小护士2 - ナースのお仕事2
[1997年秋] 最佳拍档 - ベストパートナー
[1997年秋] この指とまれ2 - この指とまれ2
[1997年秋] 家政婦は見た！ - 家政婦は見た！
[1997年秋] 圣诞夜 - イヴ
[1997年秋] 不快乐的果实 - 不機嫌な果実
[1997年秋] 恋爱的单程车票 - 恋の片道切符
[1997年秋] 心療内科医.涼子 - 心療内科医.涼子
[1997年秋] Singles - シングルス
[1997年秋] 番茶も出花 - 番茶も出花
[1997年秋] こら！なんばしよっと3 - こら！なんばしよっと3
[1997年秋] 研修医生娜娜子 - 研修医なな子
[1997年秋] 恋のためらい - 恋のためらい
[1997年秋] 鏡は眠らない - 鏡は眠らない
[1997年秋] 刑事情热系2 - はみだし刑事情熱2
[1997全年] 毛利元就
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1998年>
[1998年冬] 音之无怜
[1998年冬] 聖者行進
[1998年冬] 新闻女郎
[1998年冬] 甜蜜的季节
[1998年冬] 岁月 - DAYS
[1998年冬] 新闻女郎 - ニュースの女
[1998年冬] 法医物语－闪亮的人生 - きらきらひかる
[1998年冬] 拜托亲爱的 - まかせてダーリン
[1998年冬] 服务 - サービス
[1998年冬] 夺爱的女人 - 略奪愛.アブない女
[1998年冬] 甜蜜结婚 - 甘い結婚
[1998年冬] 冷月 - 冷たい月
[1998年冬] 素敵に女ざかり2 - 素敵に女ざかり2
[1998年冬] 三姐妹侦探团 - 三姉妹探偵団
[1998年冬] 庭師サッちゃん - 庭師サッちゃん
[1998年冬] 甜蜜的季节 - スウィートシーズン
[1998年冬] 翔ぶ男 -
[1998年冬] 没有爱情多好 - 愛しすぎなくてよかった
[1998年冬] 太陽がいっぱい - 太陽がいっぱい
[1998年冬] 魚心あれば嫁心 - 魚心あれば嫁心
[1998年春] 天城越え
[1998年春] 邂逅
[1998年春] 愛與和平
[1998年春] 恋爱不用急
[1998年春] 庶務二課
[1998年春] 罗刹之家(凄绝!嫁姑战争 罗刹の家)
[1998年春] With Love (网路情人)
[1998年春] 爱有时要说点谎（爱ときどき嘘）
[1998年春] 手足情深 - ブラザーズ
[1998年春] 认真的女人最美丽 - お仕事です！
[1998年春] 老师不知道？ - 先生知らないの？
[1998年春] 怕老婆俱乐部 - カミさんなんかこわくない
[1998年春] Hotel5 - Hotel5
[1998年春] くれなゐ - くれなゐ
[1998年春] 千面女郎2／玻璃假面2 - ガラスの仮面2
[1998年春] 私の中の誰か ～買い物依存症の女たち
[1998年春] Don't worry! - ドンウォリー！
[1998年春] 爱有时要说点谎 - 愛、ときどき嘘
[1998年春] 再爱一回 - ラブアゲイン
[1998年春] 飛んで火に入る春の嫁
[1998年春] おじさん改造講座 - おじさん改造講座
[1998年夏] 神啊，请多给我一点时间
[1998年夏] 我的辣妹好友（ハッピーマニア）
[1998年夏] 夏日幽会[rendez-vousランデウ-]
[1998年夏] 爱的和弦(ハルモニア この爱の涯て)
[1998年夏] GTO (麻辣教师)
[1998年夏] 親愛的爸爸
[1998年夏] 二十六夜参り
[1998年夏] 孩子们的战争 系列(キッズ．ウォー)
[1998年夏] Happy玛利亚 - ハッピーマニア
[1998年夏] 青之时代
[1998年夏] 冻夏 - 凍りつく夏
[1998年夏] 猎男高手 - ボーイハント
[1998年夏] 爱的和弦 - ハルモニア～この愛の涯て～
[1998年夏] 今夜、宇宙の片隅で - 今夜、宇宙の片隅で
[1998年夏] 海まで５分 - 海まで５分
[1998年夏] 女教師 - 女教師
[1998年夏] 爱与情欲 - ラブとエロス
[1998年夏] ランデヴー - ランデヴー
[1998年夏] 孤身一人 - ひとりぼっちの君に
[1998年夏] 热情如火？ - お熱いのがお好き？
[1998年夏] ふたつの愛 - ふたつの愛
[1998年夏] 結婚前夜 - 結婚前夜
[1998年夏] 素晴らしき家族旅行 - 素晴らしき家族旅行
[1998年夏] Sweet Devil - スウィートデビル
[1998年秋] 你以为你是谁
[1998年秋] 阵平(じんべえJinbe)
[1998年秋] 继母仆人妙管家
[1998年秋] PU-PU-PU(打工疯神榜)
[1998年秋] 世紀末之詩
[1998年秋] 沉睡的森林
[1998年秋] 替身
[1998年秋] 渡行的世间只有鬼4 - 渡る世間は鬼ばかり4
[1998年秋] 替身／PA私家女演员 - P.A.
[1998年秋] 世纪末之诗 - 世紀末の詩
[1998年秋] 小报 - タブロイド
[1998年秋] 美酒贵公子 - ソムリエ
[1998年秋] 必要のない人 - 必要のない人
[1998年秋] 奇迹的人 - 奇跡の人
[1998年秋] 殴女 - 殴る女
[1998年秋] 交换 - チェンジ！
[1998年秋] 板橋マダムス - 板橋マダムス
[1998年秋] 走れ公務員！ - 走れ公務員！
[1998年秋] 外科医.夏目三四郎 - 外科医.夏目三四郎
[1998年秋] 假面女郎 - 仮面の女
[1998年秋] 食卓から愛をこめて - 食卓から愛をこめて
[1998年秋] 刑事情热系3 - はみだし刑事情熱系3
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 1999年>
[1999年冬] 惡靈貞子最终章电视版
[1999年冬] 救命病栋24小时
[1999年冬] 继续 (ケイゾク)
[1999年冬] 离天国最近的男人
[1999年冬]《堂本剛之重返少年時》
[1999年冬] 上班女郎(お水の花道~女30岁ガケップチ~)
[1999年冬] 月下棋士
[1999年冬] 三十拉警報 - Over Time
[1999年冬] 上班族金太郎
[1999年冬] 夜逃げ屋本舗 - 夜逃げ屋本舗
[1999年冬] 我俩的未来
[1999年冬] ママチャリ刑事 - ママチャリ刑事
[1999年冬] 京都迷宫案内 - 京都迷宮案内
[1999年冬] 鬼之棲家 - 鬼の棲家
[1999年冬] 犯罪心理调查 - ボーダー 犯罪心理捜査ファイル
[1999年冬] 只有可爱不行吗？ - 可愛いだけじゃダメかしら？
[1999年冬] 秀逗小护士 - 天使のお仕事
[1999年冬] こいまち - こいまち
[1999年冬] 女主播霞凉子 - ニュースキャスター霞涼子
[1999年冬] 鶴亀ワルツ - 鶴亀ワルツ
[1999年冬] 思念总在离别后 - 別れたら好きな人
[1999年春] 魔女的条件
[1999年春] 新伸士刑警99(古畑任三郎3)
[1999年春] good news (明天會更好)
[1999年春] 戀愛奇蹟
[1999年春] 周末婚
[1999年春] 苏醒的金狼
[1999年春] 麻辣女教师
[1999年春] 一张半双人床 - セミダブル
[1999年春] 傷だらけの女 - 傷だらけの女
[1999年春] Ｌ×Ｉ×Ｖ×Ｅ - Ｌ×Ｉ×Ｖ×Ｅ
[1999年春] 非洲之夜 - アフリカの夜
[1999年春] Good News - グッドニュース
[1999年春] 迷宫 - ラビリンス
[1999年春] 罗曼史 - ロマンス
[1999年春] 危险放课后
[1999年春] 舞妓侦探 - 舞妓さんは名探偵！
[1999年春] ハッピー 愛と感動の物語
[1999年春] Prison Hotel - プリズンホテル
[1999年春] 女性捜査官アイキャッチャー - 女性捜査官アイキャッチャー
[1999年春] 緋が走る－陶芸青春記－ - 緋が走る－陶芸青春記－
[1999年春] 刑事纯情派12 - はぐれ刑事純情派
[1999年春] 日本恐怖童话六部曲／1999恐怖童话六部曲
[1999年夏] 唇膏
[1999年夏] 无暇的爱
[1999年夏] 恋爱结婚法则
[1999年夏] ps我很好俊平(PS元氣です俊平)
[1999年夏] to Heart (世纪末恋爱预言、至死不渝、暗恋 )
[1999年夏] 暗恋 - to Heart～恋して死にたい
[1999年夏] 午夜凶灵－贞子复活 - らせん
[1999年夏] 甜蜜生活 - 甘い生活。
[1999年夏] 独身生活 - 独身生活
[1999年夏] 她们的时代 - 彼女たちの時代
[1999年夏] 女医
[1999年夏] 博士 - ザ.ドクター
[1999年夏] ふたりでタンゴを - ふたりでタンゴを
[1999年夏] 新我们的旅行1999
[1999年夏] 救急ハート治療室
[1999年夏] 小市民狂想曲 - 小市民ケーン
[1999年夏] 京都始末屋事件ファイル - 京都始末屋事件ファイル
[1999年夏] 素敵にライバル - 素敵にライバル
[1999年夏] 笑ゥせぇるすまん - 笑ゥせぇるすまん
[1999年夏] てっぺん -
[1999年夏] 田舎で暮らそうよ - 田舎で暮らそうよ
[1999年夏] 天国之吻 - 天国のKiss
[1999年秋] 冰的世界
[1999年秋] 真情姊妹花(ベストフレンドTHE BEST FRIEND)
[1999年秋] 美人
[1999年秋] 山田一家的忍耐
[1999年秋] V风暴(Vの嵐)
[1999年秋] 邻人偷笑的秘密
[1999年秋] 3年B組金八先生5
[1999年秋] 超能少年映儿2
[1999年秋] 危险的关系 - 危険な関係
[1999年秋] 廉价的爱情 - チープ.ラブ
[1999年秋] TEAM -
[1999年秋] Out妻子们的犯罪 - ＯＵＴ～妻たちの犯罪
[1999年秋] 怒る男わらう女 - 怒る男わらう女
[1999年秋] 流砂上的恋人 - 砂の上の恋人たち
[1999年秋] 科搜研之女 - 科捜研の女
[1999年秋] 恋爱诈欺师 - 恋愛詐欺師
[1999年秋] 蜜桃关系 - ピーチな関係
[1999年秋] 好朋友 - ベストフレンド
[1999年秋] 青鸟症候群 - 青い鳥症候群
[1999年秋] バースデー～こちら椿産婦人科 - バースデー～こちら椿産婦人科
[1999年秋] 刑事情热系4 - はみだし刑事情熱系4
<1975年-2008年日剧 - 2000年>
[2000年冬] 名牌爱情(BRAND)
[2000年冬] 美丽人生 (Beautiful Life)
[2000年冬] 爱神恶作剧 (恋の神样 )
[2000年冬] 金曜日戀人
[2000年冬] 二千年の戀
[2000年冬] 櫂
[2000年冬] 相亲结婚
[2000年冬] ショムニスペシャル2 ＝ 庶务二课新春特别篇 ／CX
[2000年冬] 葵 德川三代 ＝ 新幕府大将军 德川家康 ／NHK
[2000年冬] シンデレラは眠らない ＝ 灰姑娘夜未眠 ／YTV
[2000年冬] イマジンIMAGINE ＝ 爱情梦幻 ／KTV
[2000年冬] ブラックジャック(1) ＝ 怪医黑杰克(1) ／TBS
[2000年冬] 贮まる女 ＝ 小气女神 ／TX
[2000年冬] 恋爱中毒Love holic ＝ 恋爱中毒 ／EX
[2000年冬] 晴れ着,ここ一番 ＝ 霓裳梦想家 ／NHK
[2000年冬] モナリザの微笑 MONA LISA ＝ 蒙娜丽莎的微笑 ／CX
[2000年冬] バーチャルガール ＝ 虚拟美少女 ／NTV
[2000年冬] 平成小气夫妇 - 平成夫婦茶碗～ドケチの花道～
[2000年冬] 京都迷宫案内2 - 京都迷宮案内(2)
[2000年冬] 昨日的敌人今日的朋友 - 昨日の敵は今日の友
[2000年冬] おばあちゃま、壊れちゃったの？
[2000年冬] ただいま - ただいま
[2000年冬] 刑事情热系4 - はみだし刑事情熱系(4)
[2000年春] FLY航空学园グラフィティ ＝ 飞翔梦学园 ／NHK
[2000年春] 池袋西口公园
[2000年春] 秀逗小護士3
[2000年春] 天使消失的街道
[2000年春] 另一个天堂 Another heaven
[2000年春] 相约在九龙
[2000年春] 庶務二課 2
[2000年春] 让爱说出来
[2000年春] 太阳不西沉
[2000年春] 夜叉 (YASHA)
[2000年春] モナリザの微笑(蒙娜麗莎的微笑)
[2000年春] 30岁的天堂、29岁的忧郁「29歳の憂鬱パラダイスサーティー」
[2000年春] 六番目の小夜子
[2000年春] それぞれの断崖
[2000年春] ゲームの达人
[2000年春] 別れる2人の事件簿
[2000年春] はるちゃん4 ＝ 小春Ⅳ ／THK
[2000年春] 私の青空 ＝ 小妈妈的天空 ／NHK
[2000年春] HAPPY SALVAGE ＝ 泳装美少女 ／EX
[2000年春] サラリーマン金太郎2 ＝ 上班族金太郎2 ／TBS
[2000年春] 永远の仔 ＝ 永远的仔 ／YTV
[2000年春] 天气预报の恋人 ＝ 气象预报的情人 ／CX
[2000年春] ショカツREAL POLICE STORY ＝ 美少年警探 ／KTV
[2000年春] QUIZ ＝ 电子情谜 ／TBS
[2000年春] 传说の教师 ＝ 传说中的教师 ／NTV
[2000年春] 执著一番(霓裳梦想家)
[2000年春] 多重人格探侦サイコ－MPD-PSYCHO－ 雨宫一彦の帰还
[2000年春] キッズ．ウォー(2) ＝ 孩子们的战争(2) ／CBC
[2000年春] 美少年警探 - ショカツ
[2000年春] 刑事纯情派13 - はぐれ刑事純情派(13)
[2000年夏] 花村大介 ＝ 执法先锋--花村大介 ／KTV
[2000年夏] 京都潜入搜查官 THE SLIPPERS ＝ 京都潜入搜查官 ／EX
[2000年夏] つぐみへ~小さな命を忘れない~ ＝ 诱拐 ／EX
[2000年夏] OLウィジュアル ＝ 爱美大作战 ／EX
[2000年夏] ハッピー２爱と感动の物语 ＝ 爱来了哈比 ／TX
[2000年夏] ナニワ金融道5 ＝ 浪花金融道5 ／CX
[2000年夏] ブラックジャック(2) ＝ 怪医黑杰克(2) ／TBS
[2000年夏] 夏之雪(Summer Snow)
[2000年夏] 冠軍大胃王 (Food Fight)
[2000年夏] 百年物語
[2000年夏] 圈套
[2000年夏] 浪漫巴士站
[2000年夏] 嫁给亿万富翁的方法
[2000年夏] 催眠
[2000年夏] 20岁的结婚
[2000年夏] 不平凡的勇气
[2000年夏] 請給我愛 (愛をください)
[2000年夏] 朋友フレンズ
[2000年夏] リミットもしも,わが子が... ＝ 爱的界限 ／YTV
[2000年夏] 爱的界限 - リミット もしも、わが子が…
[2000年夏] なごや千客万来 - なごや千客万来
[2000年夏] 素顔のときめき - 素顔のときめき
[2000年夏] 喪服のランデブー - 喪服のランデブー
[2000年秋] 大和拜金女(大和抚子)
[2000年秋] 真夏的圣诞节
[2000年秋] 拭去泪水
[2000年秋] 擁抱明天
[2000年秋] 汉城生死恋
[2000年秋] 顽固老爸
[2000年秋] 新闻最前线
[2000年秋] 深く潜れ～八犬伝2001～ ＝ 偶像八犬传 ／NHK
[2000年秋] 渡る世间は鬼ばかり(5) ＝ 冷暖人间Ⅴ ／TBS
[2000年秋] 君の手がささやいている第四章 ＝ 轻轻紧握你的手(4) ／EX
[2000年秋] 神样のいたずら ＝ 爱神乱配对 ／KTV
[2000年秋] 编集王 ／CX
[2000年秋] 泪をふいて ＝ 顽固老哥 ／CX
[2000年秋] ラブ コンプレックスLOVE COMPLEX ＝ 恋爱症候群 ／CX
[2000年秋] スタイル! ＝ 我形我素 ／EX
[2000年秋] 爱人の掟．あなたに逢いたくて ＝ 不伦恋爱守则 ／EX
[2000年秋] 新宿暴走救急队 ／NTV
[2000年秋] ただいま满室 ＝ 爱情宾馆大客满 ／EX
[2000年秋] 科捜研の女(2) ＝ 法医女神探 ／EX
[2000年秋] チームTEAM スペシャル ＝ TEAM团队SP1 ／CX
[2000年秋] もう一度キス ＝ 汉城生死恋 ／NHK
[2000年秋] 平成夫妇茶碗スペシャル ＝ 平成小气夫妇特别篇 ／NTV
[2000年秋] 新宿爆走救急隊 - 新宿爆走救急隊
[2000年秋] マッチポイント！女が勝負をかける時
[2000年秋] 教習所物語 - 教習所物語
[2000年秋] 刑事情热系5 - はみだし刑事情熱系(5)