Hayao Miyazaki on his new project (English subs, 2019)

In this excerpt from a Japanese TV program (aired on 17th December 2019), actor Takeru Satoh meets Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki and director Hayao Miyazaki. This is the first time Miyazaki was filmed in the studio since his appearance in "Never-Ending Man - Hayao Miyazaki" in 2016.

[@Namaster88]

I want to give him my years

[@valeriacarrascoferrari6006]

Same

[@ruipana]

Instead of that you should take your years and create, everyone has the potential to make incredible things

[@txusmates5476]

with yours and mine we'll do the trick

[@stayandarmyph626]

Same

[@mushroomsinmygarden6764]

Sweet Roll same

[@michaelsama]

The next Miyazaki film is defintely worth waiting forever for.

[@user-dc5ck2yu5j]

No doubt

[@mikhailshishin8125]

@VinTAEge It's called "How do you live?"

[@PanConQueso001]

Hope he’s safe :c

[@lemonyandzesty]

Always and forever.

[@cravis123]

let's pray together for this blessed man, because he needs help in this crazy world for his art to be born for eternity. God bless, Hayao Miyazaki!

[@user-fc4px2ol1k]

He's not only a treasure to Japan, he's a treasure to the world.

[@mrderp911]

Goentai Channel Exactly!! At 0:13 it says he stands at top of the anime industry, while in fact he stands at the top of the film industry in general

[@tigervalley62]

Animation legend as a whole

[@daydreamsun]

For sure

[@user-fc4px2ol1k]

@@mrderp911 Exactry! In Japan.

[@CiampaGiuseppe8]

His movies are better than the disney one

[@LucasDekker_CreativeWorks]

With all the blurr he looks like a god

[@salmazameel1391]

Bc that would spoil the movie

[@bluestreambtw6277]

He is over god

[@Emilianateicheira]

Lol. I was wondering if i was the only that thought that.

[@SimpleToasty]

Wait, he isn't?

[@BlaximilianD00d]

If looking like a god means sickly, I would rather stay mortal

[@Ashton-san]

Part of the reason why he stepped out of retirement to make this movie was make a "goodbye gift" for his grandson. My soul will be crushed if he doesn't make it to the end.

[@pikalink4914]

I keep thinking about that too, especially with the shit spreading across the world right now I would sincerely grant some of my years to him so he can finsih it, maybe for selfish reasons so I can watch it, maybe so he can complete that gift but either way, I will (or want to) do this by focusing on my own goals, and working hard on myself even if it is 1 minute per month (albeit, on a different scale)

[@andrewchung2940]

(Sigh) Thinking back to Richard Williams...I wish he had finished his final project before passing on and I hope the same doesn't happen to Miyazaki either...

[@tylercook-aitken8591]

hes 78 hell be fine he has a film or so left in him, I wish is last film would be fantasy based tho!

[@daydreamsun]

This hurts my heart

[@liliks14]

he is so sweet

[@agni3872]

I don't know why, but once i saw Miyazakai in his little apron, I just thought how cute he was and he reminded me of one of the elderly characters from his film and I started to tear up for some reason. It's really weird, but once I saw him as this old, yet powerful and wise man, I just found it so amazing that he came out of retirement to continue his master craft. I'm not even a diehard fan either, but I definitely respect his work. That's not say that Spirted Away is not my favorite film(who's isn't it), but I was just so happy to see him.

[@videochemist]

Watch Spirited Away again in a few years.

[@Balthazar2242]

Spirited Away is _the_ best film. I honestly believe it is one of the purest and most impressive films ever made.

[@grampalettuce6730]

@@Balthazar2242 I'm honestly of the opinion that Spirited Away is overrated. But, at the same time, I feel I don't quite understand it. Perhaps I'm overthinking it. What causes you to say Spirited Away is the best film? What makes it so great? Is it relative, universal? What's your analysis? My favorites are Howl, Mononoke and Whisper (altho it's not entirely Miyazaki).

[@Balthazar2242]

@@grampalettuce6730This is like the question I dialy wish prople would ask me 😆. Spirited Away is Miyazaki's magnum opus. It represents the very best of all he stands for. It is not only a technical and artistic achievement, but his best story as well. The story combines the focus and drive of Western storytelling (think Alice in Wonderland) with his own brand of Eastern storytelling (slower, more thoughtful). In other words, it has the simplicity and focus to have a coherent story (unlike so many Japanese films, Ghibli included) while also managing to retain that special brand of Eastern style that makes it feel like Ghibli. Visually it is perfect, audibly it is perfect, symbolically it is perfect. In every facet this film is closest to perfect that I've ever seen. I have watched it probably 20 times and have barely seen a seam or wrinkle. Even the English dub is phenomenal. I have a sense when I watch films that I think of as this "monitor" of how engaged I really am. In most films I only fully "lean in" at a few parts here and there. In Spirited Away I was maximally engaged for the entire runtime. I could go on and on.

[@belinda5785]

what you said was very heartwarming... it's just.. that picture of hisoka made it really hard for me to be serious 😂

[@zainrizwan5421]

He seems weaker and weaker in his interviews. I hope he's still taking care of his health before anything

[@jamespuso1627]

Unfortunately it doesn't much look like it.

[@jamespuso1627]

@Bro9650 No it doesn't.... he's looking unusually thin so that is worrying. The sitting around in one place for long periods of time is really bad for you too. Plus most animators in Japan have notoriously poor diets.

[@jamespuso1627]

@Bro9650 Yup, quit 8 years ago and thank God for that. Got my GF to a month ago, hope that sticks for her.

[@Spokker]

Considering how much he has smoked, he is living on borrowed time.

[@crimmerz2000]

@@jamespuso1627 they have intervals where they do excercise and stretching. Its shown in another documentary

[@ianbeach277]

I hope he's able to finish it. I would be disappointed if someone else needed to add the finishing touches and change what the great Hayao Miyazaki had intended.

[@mikhailshishin8125]

At the rate the film's being made I sure hope he's able to finish

[@jonathanlopez9423]

It would be beautiful that he son took over the movie if he dies, because Hayao told him that he had the responsability of their legacy now

[@neilbedwell7763]

In a way, I hope his last film is left unfinished. I'm sure he wants us to be waiting for his last film forever

[@mushroomsinmygarden6764]

Ian Beach yeah that wouldn’t be the same

[@tigervalley62]

Remember Osamu Tezuka's magnum opus Phoenix was never finished, yet is still considered one of the most legendary manga ever created to this day.

[@BrandenFudgey]

I don’t know what will happen to Studio Ghibli after he has completed this new film. The great thing about Studio Ghibli is that it’s never about “how many movies can we make”, “how long can the company go”, and “what can we do next that everyone will love”. It’s never been about that. It’s always been something so much deeper that I myself can’t see as much as I try to with all these “Making of” documentaries from the decades of Studio Ghibli.

[@pablomonzon87]

Don´t worry! Just focus on the message and the entire way it´s presented. That´s the key to get why they do what they do. Japanese artists have a very specific way of working. People like Miyazaki will die in his desk if it´s needed to complete a movie. The NHK documental "10 years with Miyazaki" it´s very clarifying about the topic.

[@Sabundy]

Yes. Because Studio Ghibli isnt Di$ne¥.... where the main purpose is money. Ghibli is about art first.

[@emmanitamuscaria2104]

@@Sabundy Exactly, its simply about the art of it. Pure emotions, experiences and moments captured so beautifully into animation. A desire and a deep wanting to tell a story so personal and meaningful, a treasure for the world to see. ❤️

[@Sabundy]

@@emmanitamuscaria2104 agree 100%

[@Balthazar2242]

The thing is that they have only made a relatively small amount of films in the short time they've been around. I know as a merchandise machine there will always be potential but I dont believe there another era of Ghibli is inevitable. It could just dissolve into Ponoc or something like before.

[@alkeemist007]

I hope to God the production isn't so interrupted by this pandemic that he won't be able to finish this movie. I hope he lives to a hundred, really.

[@kalebgonzales4009]

Aren’t you the God Emprah of mankind?! Give him your gene seed my lord.

[@juanmanuelpousada7179]

36 minutes have been finished so far, according to news report on May 2020, so i think they're still working on it

[@anderssondyke9919]

I mean he's Japanese he probably will XD

[@mackielunkey2205]

@@juanmanuelpousada7179And it’s gonna come tomorrow!

[@jaxlone997]

What shocks me every time is his modesty. He apologizes for everything Also , he never watches films ? That’s amazing

[@SMGJohn]

He does watch films, he just never talks about it because in the past people always asked about his opinion on what he had seen, hell Miyazaki has seen Evangelion LOL should tell you something, spoilers he aint a big fan of it LOL!

[@ElegeantFencer]

He's not a fan of Evangelion, but he's still has a respectful relationship with its creator.

[@ElegeantFencer]

@Fiurer What does he have in common? I hear Anno also hates the current anime industry just like Miyazaki.

[@Balthazar2242]

He isn't buddies with the media machine and the whole modern Internet, manga, anime era in general. It's a privilege that this young reporter gets to talk with him. Miyazaki isn't about "scoops" or "hype" or anything. He's in his 70's and he just wants to work on something he cares about. All the other marketing hoo haw is bullsh*t.

[@reapertsuki3624]

@@Balthazar2242 I agree with everything you say except this man (early 30s) is not a young reporter he is a famous actor in Japan

[@azmi6507]

This mean studio ghibli is alive again...my god...im really happy that near crying...miyazaki sensei take care of your health...😣🌸🌻🍂🍁..and stop smoking for your health...

[@cravis123]

I think he will not stop smoking, it's his only real pleasure...

[@reonrrrr]

@@cravis123 im not a doctor but i think at this age it also would be to much stress on the body wouldnt it?

[@cravis123]

@@reonrrrr yeah

[@Aogiri_9]

@zimThuet true, the stress is better than the prolonged smoking but its Miyazakai he can do what he wants

[@Beafeaters]

Don’t stop smoking please I know how it helps when drawing

[@SandyBelleX3]

I have huge amount of respect to this man. He's always going back to work... and he produces the most awesome animated films.

[@GG-cp7xi]

It almost seems like he has a compulsion to keep on working. I think it's that he is still finding ways to push himself and his films further, even though he has been doing so for a long time now

[@Balthazar2242]

I love how revolutionary it is when a producer is like, "So, you know how usually we rush directors and limit them in time and money a lot and tell them what to do and micromanage them? Well, we thought something _crazy._ What if...we _didn't_ do that and just tried to make the absolute best films possible? Idk, crazy, right?"

[@RayManiac90]

Yeah that's what I think producers and executives must do all the time let the artists and the staff completing their visions, I hate when a project turns to shit because higer ups decide to not give complete freedoms to the people behind a movie

[@BigChiken44]

@@RayManiac90 don't worry, a lot of project turn into shit EXACTLY because producers do give freedom to directors. Star Wars, for example. First trilogy was so nice, because producers kept punishing George Lucas, kept him on track and telling him to delete or add some scenes/dialogs. And prequels were complete garbge exactly because producers believed that they should give Lucas freedom to create. Producers are important part of the process. Also they count money, they have to limit directors to make movies possible from the financial point. With Myazaki it's unique situation, he and studio don't care about next movies after this one, because there will be no one.

[@BigChiken44]

Wow, why other producers don't do that?.. Wait, may be it's because they don't have unlimited time and money, huh? Also, in general producers have to limit directors in creative ways, because so many movies were ruined because "a director made one successful movie, so producers decided to give him complete freedom for his next movie, and the next movie became garbgae because director had freedom". Wachovski brothers made The Matrix - amazing, got freedom - Matrix 2 and 3 are garbgae. George Lucas made original Star Wars - pretty nice, got freedom - prequels are garbage. Reedly Scott - made Alien - amazing. Got freedom - we got Prometheus. Directors are pretentious, they don't understand why people like their movies. Directors ate pretentious, they have to be limited. Miyazaki is a very unique case

[@tomg9550]

Suzuki criticized parts B and C of the storyboard so Miyazaki edited them.

[@tomg9550]

@@BigChiken44 The script for a new film by an other director than Hayao and Goro is finished. It will be hand-drawn.

[@lemonyandzesty]

The blurring of the Ghibli environment somehow makes this more surreal, and beautiful. It makes you focus purely on Miyazaki the person, and how amazing he is despite the fact that he's a very real human person. And it brings a tear to my eye to realize, he may not finish this film. I don't want the world to keep spinning without Miyazaki in it.

[@jaojao1768]

Very true

[@mafum4fu]

@@jaojao1768 i know, i don't like to think about that either, but i want to believe that he will make it to the end, im sure, Japanese people tends to live a long time, and he haves family and his own employers to support him and help, he's a strong man

[@PsyQoBoy]

Dude. Best in Ultra Instinct mode. Don't dare offend the guy. But seriously Miyazaki he's a legend. Also the people who create the soundtracks. Amazing people these Japanese.

[@mafum4fu]

@@PsyQoBoy Joe Hisaishi is the man behind the soundtrack, he gave Ghibli's movies even more life!

[@Meggsie]

He should take frequent vacations instead of retiring. Take time to enjoy life but keep creating. Its hard to stop doing what you love and you shouldn't just because you get old

[@csrmervz88]

Master was interviewed by the famous actor who acted in Rouruni Kenshin live action movie.

[@rediisteadii7695]

ok but can we talk about the 15 PERCENT FINISHED ? for three years that’s insane- poor team man, i’m sure this is a lot of work

[@georgvonrechenberg2217]

One can only hope that the start of a project usually is slower. I think it's possible that production will "speed" up as soon as it gains flow.

[@noonelast8458]

Sometimes waiting is better then ending . i would like to wait for his work rather then knowing that its the end.

[@Gencoil]

This man really lives for his craft, he puts everything he has into it and doesn't settle for anything less than perfection.

[@kentonbaird1723]

So much time and dedication is poured into even a single minute of a production. Can it be said that there is an obvious flaw in any of his films? I can't think of even a one.

[@il35215]

Newer ending man! He looks like my grandparents, they worked till last breath, and always told that they die when they stop. It was incredible generation.

[@fernandoqueirozpopovic7024]

This man has once sayd "my career was a mistake" and I believe him but I'm many people he gave motivation to do so much good in the world and to just see him say "can't be helped" brings that kind of motivation to my life to try and better my self. And even though he is 78 years old I respect him to retire ever again if he wants so and of course many people will be upset but i will just smile and say...he has done his job now he can rest and have the time of his life. 😊👍

[@finniancarr6821]

He never said his career was a mistake. He said anime was a mistake, and even that was a troll quote.

[@fernandoqueirozpopovic7024]

@@finniancarr6821 oh...well he is so cheeky I really believed him that 🤣🤣🤣👍

[@ScienceDiscoverer]

@@finniancarr6821 That was not his quote.

[@chickendinner4248]

I genuinely felt like crying when he started speaking, he speaks with so much feelings and emotions. This is a man, which I have admired since I was first introduced to Spirited Away my all time favourite film. It was beautiful in every way, moving me emotionally. I deeply treasure this man, his passion, his vision and his work. I hope that his generations work ethic does not disappear and we will have more people like him. Thank you for everything Hayao Miyazaki - forever loyal fan

[@ibgwiraga]

Why am I crying watching this? :( I will wait forever too Mr. Miyazaki.

[@jopiluis3382]

So what did you think of The Boy and the Heron? 😂

[@tobi5689]

I felt like he was going to cry during the interview. I felt that. I love Miyazaki so much.

[@LukmanHakim-gn3uk]

Interviewer = I'm happy about you going back to work again! Miyazaki = no, dont be happy. Me (crying in hidden) = you are the reason why 10-year-old me smiled

[@claricelee7173]

Same

[@sundaresapai4614]

😂😂😂😂

[@kamiko8021]

This man is still correcting key frames after all this time even makes senior animators feel sorry 😂

[@1gnore_me.]

miyazaki is a true artist. he keeps coming back because he feels like he has more to say. I hope I will be able to see his next film someday.

[@huntress1013]

I haven't seen an interview of him in quite a few years and I was shocked when I saw how frail he looks now. I know that he is old, I know that Takahata Isao has already left us and I know that he said that it will be perfectly fine if he dies while making this movie but reading about it and seeing are two different things. Please stay with us, you are treasured not only by the people in Japan but so many people around the world.

[@mafum4fu]

I agree with you, i don't want 'him to die either, but he's a wise person and maybe he's getting mentally preparded for that, year by year it's more possible and he must know it, which is sad. I will cry a lot when the time comes...

[@gangstagamegangstagame4467]

@@mafum4fu he might die in his 90s

[@reelheck]

I really appreciate him. He has always been someone I looked up to since I was young, but now I realize he is a person like everyone else and that makes him even more special.

[@Rekken200]

Something about watching this made me really emotional. It's hard to watch someone so passionate about his work being held back by inevitable mortality... I hope he lives to his hundreds, and continues to inspire us through his immortal art and creativity.

[@nobi1821]

I'm actually rewatching all Ghibli Movies now! ☺️ Wishing him a good health and live a long life. ❤️

[@positiveproductions6699]

I don't mind how long we have to wait I'm just amped for it I remember being 8 years old seeing spirited away for the first time and being blown away I can tell this next film is going to do the same it always does.

[@Grim_X98]

1 Minute per month... as Goro Miyazaki said: "Then don't die..." Hayao, if you don't finish this, nobody will be able to. I wish this man was inmortal.

[@sundaresapai4614]

😂😂😂😂he is lazy..... 😂😂😂😂The most laziest guy in this world 😂😂😂

[@TheFiown]

I still remember when my ex gave me 'Spirited away' and I said oh no, not a cartoon than watched it, loved it, bought all the others and watched them dozens of time each one; sometimes three in a day ,,,, my favorite is Howl ,,

[@dianafridabtmfrid923]

This man. Id wait forver for his masterpiece

[@Jhess101AnimeXOXO]

I feel like the narrator is about to introduce an anime his voice is spot on anime character - anybody else notice his perfect voice?

[@Alaryk111]

Isn't he an actor?

[@BoszoliChan]

He's an actor and a very good one! Please watch his films if you're interested~ 🙏

[@cocoroach_ok]

He's freaking Takeru Satoh. He's a very popular actor in Japan. I've seen him alot in anime/manga based live action movie (Bakuman, Ruroni Kenshin). At 3:12 , Toshio Suzuki said "He seems to have many fans".

[@user-ni7nd3fo1b]

Actually He is left young man

[@bshthrasher]

it's Hiroshi Kamiya, seiyuu of Trafalgar Law (One Piece)

[@aprince009]

If I'm not mistaken, this film is supposed to be finished by the Olympics... If they really are only at 15% there is no way it will be finished in time.

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

Probably Will Release The Next Year . I mean ghibli still need a economical fixing .

[@MrKJ444]

@@m.syauqiabdurahman2798 not really, they agreed to have their films on streaming sites for the first time ever this year and i'm betting the amount of money netflix and hbo paid was insane

[@userjoinedyourchannel1]

@@MrKJ444 Apparently people inside HBO have rumored it to be 50 million but I doubt that. Netflix is rumored to be 35 million. It may be enough but overall as a COMPANY, they need more. Debt is the biggest disease for every single Japanese animation studio since the 80s if you know YOU FUCKING KNOW. Also, no, it is more like Spring 2022 but if the deals do work out with a budget for the next film then Summer 2021 Edit: Covid a bitch. Early 2023 or Mid.

[@jamesb7924]

It's expected release date is 2022. He is creating this movie for his grandson, as his way of saying - "Grandpa is moving onto the next world soon but he is leaving this film behind because he loves you" that is a direct quote.

[@aprince009]

James Balmer Wow reading this made me tear up... I’ve read that his relationship with Goro hasn’t always been amazing so to hear that he has such a close relationship to his grandson is awesome. Ghibli films were just as formative to my childhood as Disney was... I’m just concerned that once the old guard has gone and passed Ghibli will fall apart... As much as i’m looking forward to this film the finality it carries with it has made me uneasy about the company’s future.

[@lavane26]

"Mr. Miyazaki, I will be waiting for your new film forever". I feel the same. No matter how long it takes, I will be so happy when it finally comes out. There's such magic and love and timelessness to these films, that I'm sure I'll adore this one as well.

[@gabe3882]

For those who don’t know, the gentleman doing the interview, is actually the same actor who played, Himura Kenshin, from: Rurouni Kenshin

[@midnightlilac4170]

Im watching this interview with Howl's Moving Castle in another tab and I just can't imagine not having this man in my life. All his movies have impacted me so much and the lives of those that enjoy his movies as well. I hope he continues to put his heart and soul into his project, and continues to love/work on his creations.

[@elenakawa6450]

Miyazaki always makes me emotional because everytime he reminds us that he comes back only because of his passion, to keep creating

[@pazhy-_-nochance4107]

seeing miyazaki san tears me up i love him soo much

[@emilianomarquez1629]

Man, what a great soul.

[@pankajbiswakarma1640]

Omg this guy is the luckiest fortunest person on earth to have seen miyazaki in his working environment... he lived my dream.. will wait for his film till my last breath

[@jopiluis3382]

Whatcha think of it?

[@user-lc1qf4fy8g]

I am Japanese.This subtitles are completely different.

[@MM-TheEnd]

Please write down the correct subtitles and share them if you can. I can tell the timing of the subtitles was off sync.

[@sarahg3530]

I find Mr. Miyazaki so inspiring! His work is every bit meticulously reviewed and made with the image he has in mind, and you will never see a manga, anime, or movie with his style and finesse, it is every bit unique and of the studio ghibli team! I want to make something like that. I do not draw, but I will find my medium, because I have my own knowledge to share with the world

[@rodrigo3732]

I hope the quarentine hasn,t stopped him from work,not just because i want to see his new movie,but because he seems like the kind of person that is only happy when working.

[@O-DogKubrick]

I can’t wait to see it!! 😃😃

[@colleenfinuf4188]

I would gladly give one year of my life for this beautiful man.

[@RadityaNugraheni2405]

I thought that I recognized this voice, yet at first I didn't realize that he was Satou Takeru. Kenshin Himura himself in studio Ghibli definitely my favorites in one screen.

[@hannajmendoza8080]

Same, I was like he looks familiar

[@fiji007]

that’s it im including him in my prayers every night

[@noonelast8458]

A great man in my lifetime, not as a person but for his works. (cause I don't know him in person).

[@neilbedwell7763]

There will always be a Miyazaki film we will be waiting forever for. He blesses us in this way. I feel like he is a great grandfather to me, to us?

[@pcdoodle1]

Thank you so much for sharing this! We are so blessed to have his work and to be inspired by him.

[@darrenkhosasi1252]

Hayao Miyazaki shaped everyone's childhood but if you dig deeper... He's an absent father to Goro Miyazaki

[@YK_Paul-J]

Edison failed at parenting. Because I couldn't control my heat. But thanks to that we have the light. Genius is a kind of disability. Art is the only form of communication for people who have special talents but are social misfits. He demands the same passion and talent from those who step into the world of art and stand on the same scene as him. No one will be able to stand it. Knowing this, neither Miyazaki nor his wife wanted Goro to become an animator. Because just as genius knows genius, he can also distinguish people who don't have it. But Goro became an animator.

[@YumegakaMurakumo]

I am so happy Miyazaki-sensei is still wanting to get more of his ideas and stories out there. This video made my day. He is one of my biggest inspirations. 💜🌙🌌💜

[@shivrajrai7805]

I wish he could never retire. Lots of love and respect.

[@SuperCutiepie1012]

My gratitude for what miyazaki did for my childhood runs so deep, the greatest thanks i’ll probably ever feel towards someone. It’s not a custom in the u.s to bow to anyone so it would be such an honor to ever bow before this man.

[@pikalink4914]

I love coming back to this clip. Crazy to think what he was working on here will be released tomorrow 😍

[@lucasbueno5711]

this is absolutely amazing I feel so lucky for existing at the same time that this man does and being able to watch his masterpieces, It looks like we'll need to wait a lot of years for getting our last gift from him but im sure it will be very worth it.

[@caerbear913]

if i see him in person i would literally cry and thank him for giving us masterpiece and happiness

[@kmila28]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I loved your video, every single second of it. The respect you showed to M Miyazaki reflects the honor of being in front of such man. If I get to meet M Miyazaki in person, I will die in peace. 🙏

[@anaclaudialara]

That's awesome, a new film is coming!!!

[@user-xb2wt5mw4c]

世界中で愛されているジブリ作品、最高です‼︎ジブリがある時代に生まれて良かった！

[@iniflyi1349]

I didn't know they were making a new film I'm so excited, definitely gonna be worth the wait!

[@jolie7751]

We will wait forever for your beautiful films.There will never be films like this again.You are a real master,you are just amazing

[@Fabinou1720]

Wow, he says he's doing something that he's never done before! That's the best teaser I ever heard for a movie !!!

[@andgate2000]

Woo hoo.....another films coming.....can’t wait.

[@kevbotroberts]

I just want to say thank you so much for the hard work and dedication to your craft! It’s always well worth the time, effort and money! Western Animation companies and animators themselves have really fallen behind recently, at least here in the states!

[@roachdoggjr45]

Thank you for posting this!!!

[@IsaacCorreia1]

Amazing interview! Thanks for it.

[@DeidyX]

I need a love button!! Thank you for this video ❤️

[@sarasholi7087]

Mr. Miyazaki, Thank you for all the films you made, each one was great, your touch is soo different, for ever ghibli studio

[@FlywithmeNetAu]

It is always heartwarming to see something so profound created from the heart of a truly inspirational person.

[@KanohiVahi]

Man I have so much respect for Miyazaki, I want to find a purpose in life such as his. It is so inspiring how he said "there is something he needs to do because of the time we are living". Man... Whether he chose retirement or continued working doesn't change the immense amount of gratitude I have for his movies and the respect I feel towards him.

[@nicolaskalt4335]

If I ever see this man I will give him a hug

[@UncleSamSiam]

The blurring is very cool. Very cool insight into the production process and the people behind it

[@gloglogloish]

I suffer from severe anxiety and ghibli movies saved me so many times. I will forever be grateful to Hayao Miyazaki. I will be waiting!

[@Vestu]

I'm glad he still returned. The work is amazing once again with The Boy and The Heron.

[@user-bk8ll6ro2k]

Yeah of course they give Satoh access, he’s like the best looking man ever.

[@DushyantJoshiNewZealand]

Thanks to Studio Ghibli for everything! Best wishes from Melbourne :)

[@aoisakura6486]

Oh no...it makes me cry and round he can still survive to this day. I will never forget her name...TwT

[@benwhitney7044]

Thank God for those subtitles!! .... oh wait

[@Anasyub]

I will never stop watching ghibli films like these films i will never get tired of rewatching them srsly

[@leftyfourguns]

In 2020, Miyazaki-San said about 50% was complete and it would take another 2-3 years

[@wasdplayer]

It's about 75% completed.

[@tiramisoso]

seeing him made me cry and i can't explain why

[@zainbkhalid7324]

I'm jealous u meet him😭😭thanks for th vid for sure

[@DreBourbeau]

I love Toshio Suzuki's office - it looks like someone's living room, full of clutter and odd decorations.

[@rinnesharingan3334]

Thanks for everything will wait for movie 💚

[@unknown-ow7yy]

thank you hayao miyazaki for making my childhood better❤️ I love this person because he is so genuine and kind, when you watch his films you visit the fantasy world, that you never want to leave. Thank you Miyazaki for being so creative and making films that no one can make except you.I hope you get to finish this project because it means the world for all of us❤️take a rest if you need to and take care of youself because the world needs you. WE need you❤️

[@asahel980]

I really like his works, I am a 90s kid and never have seen his movies during my childhood , I can only remember watching similar to his work like Heidi, its good to watch this great classic movies once in a while during early sunday mornings like the carefree days of my childhood.

[@horseradish4046]

Bows sincerely when he sees Miyazaki me: "damn right!"

[@LATINASTYLEx3]

Princess Mononoke is my favourite movie ever and I guess it will always be. Thank you 🙏❤

[@raihanahmydin]

Precious! Arigato Takeru-san!

[@DafyddBrooks]

He made it and its finished yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!

[@blaqrose6911]

this man makes incredible movies. i love his work so much.

[@SAG1028]

This man must stay alive, he's an inspiration to most aspiring animators or he should be. Need more like him he prefers quality over deadlines. Truly a master.

[@yukemomo8336]

I’m the only one crying because of this like I’m so happy 😩😭😭❤️

[@semhiluku7328]

Hayao Miyazaki thanks you for all movie what you have done for us