Robot From Miyazaki’s Castle in the Sky Comes to Life
September 6th, 2010
If you love Miyazaki’s animes, then you’ll love the fact that the gigantic robot from Laputa: Castle in the Sky can be seen in Tokyo, at the Ghibli Museum (FR).
Apparently, this robot is life-sized, meaning that it’s quite huge. You can take your photo right next to it. This makes me want to hop on a plane and head to Japan right now.
The movie was released in 1986 and is the first movie that Studio Ghibli released. I’ve been a fan for years. My favorite Ghibli feature by Miyazaki is Spirited Away. If you haven’t seen it, add it to your Netflix queue now.
[via Le Blog De Bango (FR)]
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been there since 2001
Nausicaä was my fabourite.
I think kikis delivery service was actually my favorite but I think its really really cool they made that statue
That sculpture isn’t the robot shown below it. The sculpture is a rendition of the military robot. And then the picture below would have a lot more fire in it, and it just wouldn’t have the same happy tone.
And to be completely accurate, it needs to be missing a hand. And a foot.
M needs some friends.
Still waiting for them to make a life-sized Howl’s Moving Castle.