Official Ghibli The Boy and the Heron Photobook + CD Limited Edition • Kenshi Yonezu "Spinning Globe" • How do you live • Studio Ghibli Gift

Kenshi Yonezu "Spinning Globe (Terugui)" Photo book + CD [Limited Edition], the theme song of Studio Ghibli The Boy and the Heron (How do you live?) anime.

Published in Japan.
Size: W155 x H210 mm (A5)
Pages: 160
Weight: 460g

Condition: New

This is a single CD with Photobook [limited edition] of the theme song "Terugui" by Kenshi Yonezu.
The jacket is the original layout of the movie "How do you live?"
A cut that cuts out the back of a boy facing a desk is used.
A 160-page A5-size photobook is included with the CD containing one song, "Spinning Globe".
The first edition comes in a moss-green hardcover with engravings of leaves and herons, and is housed in a kraft paper case.
The photo book is a five-year documentary photo collection of Kenshi Yonezu, director Hayao Miyazaki, and producer Toshio Suzuki.
The process of making the theme song is recorded, and it contains a photo of the realism as it is.
At the end of the book is a dialogue between Kenshi Yonezu and producer Toshio Suzuki.

Kenshi Yonezu has long been inspired by director Hayao Miyazaki, such as the shock of seeing "Princess Mononoke" and "Spirited Away" at a movie theater when he was in elementary school, and the fact that he used the manga version of "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" as a guideline for his creation. I admired him, and I have professed that he has been greatly influenced by me as a writer as well as a signpost. This time, Yonezu's long-standing desire has come to fruition, and the production with director Hayao Miyazaki has taken shape over the course of four years.