Quiz Wright down the recurring themes appear in Miyazaki Hayao’s films.
Final Oral Presentation Guideline Discuss your analysis (such as common themes, messages behind it, impact to the society or yourself) of Anime/Manga (s) of your choice The order of presenters will be decided by a lottery Use PowerPoint for your presentation The work should be split equally since you will be graded as a team 15 to 20 minutes (max) long (make sure you rehearse and timed you presentation beforehand) Should not contain more than 2 minutes of video clip(s) The presentation should have a title and should be well organized All presentations will be evaluated by me and your classmate (see the evaluation sheet) Submit your presentation via attachment
Final Paper Guideline The paper should be approximately 3000 words (roughly 8 -9 pages, Font 12 pt, double spaced) Maximum 12 pages All pictures should be located at the end of the paper (maximum 1 page) Must include reference Your sole analysis/discussion cannot be based on the web (such as Goggle and Wikipedia) You should use your presentation as the foundation
Miyazaki Hayao Part 1: となりのトトロ “My Neighbor Totoro Week 9
Miyazaki Hayao (1941-) Born in Tokyo Miyazaki Family owns “Miyazaki-kuukoo-koogaku”, an airplane parts company (he learned the company made A6M Zero fighter planes) Relatively wealthy family (even during the Pacific war) He was fascinated with aviation; studied and drew pictures of airplanes Keyword: Airplane, Zero-sen, KamikazeKamikaze
Miyazaki Hayao: Early Years Miyazaki was often sick as a child so he read and drew manga Captured by Tezuka’s Manga, Miyazaki decided to become Manga-ka when he was high- school. Also, he saw “Hakujyaden” (Toei’s Animated movie” and interested in Animation (he “fell in love” with the heroin of the movie) Keyword: Tezuka, strong female leading character
Miyazaki Hayao: (1) 1963 Miyazaki got a job at Toei Animation 1968 Worked with the director, Takahata Isao, for the first time 1971 Left Toei and changed productions (Mushi Production, A- Production and Nippon Animation) 1974 “Arupus-no Haiji” (Heidi, Girl of the Alps) become the highest watched Anime on the record (26.9%) and received recognition
Miyazaki Hayao: (2) 1979 Miyazaki made “Rupan Sansei: Kariosutoro no Shiro” (Lupin the Third: Castle of Cagliostro) 1979 meets Suzuki Toshio, the editor of Animeju magazine (the oldest Anime magazin) 1982 Miyazaki begin writing Kazenotani-no Nausicca on Animeju
An Interview with Miyazaki Hayao
Studio Ghibli’s Double Featured Film (1988) 1945 Mid 1960’s
Tonari-no Totoro (My Neighbor Totoro) Satsuki Kusakabe (12 yrs- old—originally 10) Mei Kusakabe (4) Tatsuo Kusakabe (32) Yasuko Kusakabe Obaachan Kanta Totoro –A mononoke Neko-no-basu Makkurokurosuke
Totoro was a big flop Totoro only made $ The studio Ghibli lost so much money that they had make a new film right away (Kiki’s delivery Service)—the last Ghibli distributed by Tohei movie co. 1989 Totoro was broadcasted on the TV and gets a record breaking 21% Majyo-no-takkyubin (1989)
Studio Ghibli’s Double Feathers (1988): Grave of the Fireflies & My Neighbor Totoro Showa ( ) 1953-ish /6 Hiroshima 8/9 Nagasaki 8/15 Surrender Pacific War ( )
A question. What’s common between Matrix and Totoro?
Good Old Showa Era 1
Good Old Showa Era 2
Good Old Showa Era 3