Studio Ghibli releases 14 images from their latest movie, The Boy and the Heron

Studio Ghibli has a gift for you! They released 14 new images from their latest movie, The Boy and the Heron, “free usage within reason.” To access, go to Studio Ghibli’s website where you can access over 400 images from their classics such as My Neighbor Totoro, Ponyo, Kiki’s Delivery Service, and more! Click here to access Studio Ghibli’s website Plus, here are 8 extra free images and 1 gif image of the heron from The Boy and the Heron that Studio Ghibli released on twitter “free usage within reason.” Click on the images below to access their free gift.

スタジオジブリ公式サイトで『君たちはどう生きるか』の場面写真の提供を開始しました。 常識の範囲でご自由にお使い下さい①https://t.co/Dzy5T8Mr9r pic.twitter.com/tpC6XKPLlr

— スタジオジブリ STUDIO GHIBLI (@JP_GHIBLI) August 18, 2023

#新しいプロフィール画像 常識の範囲内で、自由に使ってください。 pic.twitter.com/T6WlXKVBAA

— スタジオジブリ STUDIO GHIBLI (@JP_GHIBLI) July 13, 2023

常識の範囲内で、自由につかってください① pic.twitter.com/ObWXms4hiK

— スタジオジブリ STUDIO GHIBLI (@JP_GHIBLI) July 30, 2023

常識の範囲内で、自由につかってください② pic.twitter.com/sRnfnfvfX5

— スタジオジブリ STUDIO GHIBLI (@JP_GHIBLI) July 30, 2023

常識の範囲内で、自由につかってください③ pic.twitter.com/uWwrJhmzGX

— スタジオジブリ STUDIO GHIBLI (@JP_GHIBLI) July 30, 2023

Spoiler on The Boy and the Heron below: Studio Ghibli did not no promotion for The Boy and the Heron, so the film remained a mystery for a long time until its Japan release on July 14th. I have been reviewing The Boy and the Heron for you. Some audiences who had seen this film speculated Miyazaki wrote a story about his life in this film. As is often the case in Studio Ghibli’s productions, this film is packed metaphors. When a film is filled with metaphors, it often makes it challeng for viewers watching in a different language to grasp the underlying message behind the film. To fully appreciate these films the way it was intended, it’s often essential to understand the cultural context behind them. That is why I plan to do a future article on expanding hidden messages behind Studio Ghibli films. What are your favorite Studio Ghibli films, and are there any scenes that you found confusing or odd that you want me to do the possible explanation in the future? Comment below and let me know. 🙂 Subscribe to the newsletter for more contents on Japanese culture!