Highest Grossing Film in Japanese History

Movie "Spirited Away" by Ghibli Studio has 230 million box office income in 2001, making it the best film in history in Japan. With imperfect animation and appropriate lessons, its appeal is obvious to the audience watching the movie. However, intertwining with the story of a 10 - year - old girl trapped in supernatural world, Hayao Miyazaki is proof that the audience wants the audience to show the tradition of Japan. This praiseworthy movie uses fantasy plots and scenes to cover the backdrop of the movie and the tradition hidden behind the movement.

According to the Japan Film Producers Association on July 20, 2001, Dealer Toho issued "Spirited Away of Spirited Away" in Japan with 304 box office income. One billion yen became the movie with the most income in the history of Japan. This is also the first movie with global box office revenue of $ 200 million before the US opens. The movie was dubbed English by Pixar Disney Pictures under the director of Pixar 's John Lasseter. It was premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2002, and was released in North America on September 20, 2002. Thousands of marketing is rare, Disney's other B rated movies, up to 151 theaters show movies after Oscar in 2003, and it extended to 714 theaters. The movie reached 4 million dollars in box office opening weekend, ended in September 2003, and box office revenue was about 10 million dollars. In Argentina, it is the most ticket, ranked in the top 10 of animated films

This film was released in Japan by Toho, a distribution company in Japan on July 20, 2001, became the most successful movie in the history of Japan, and worldwide box office revenue exceeded 288 million dollars. This movie surpassed the Titanic (the world 's best - selling movie by the box office income in the world), it became the most selling movie in the history of Japan, and the total box office revenue was 30.4 billion yen. "Spirited Away" is highly acclaimed worldwide and has been evaluated as the best anime movie ever. It received the Best Work Award at the 75th Academy Awards and became the first (and much more unique) winner in both hand-drawn and non-English animated films. The Golden Bear of the 2002 Berlin International Film Festival is in line with the Blood Sunday; and ranked in the top ten of the 50 movies that should be seen before the age of 14 at the British Film Institute.

Miyazaki Hayao is not a stranger to success. His 1997 film "Princess Mononoke" became the most selling movie of Japan's history (until the "Titanic"), and won the Best Film Award at the Japan Academy Awards. "Spirited Away" (2001) won the same award and became the first animation cartoon in the United States. "For a female character it may not be that far, most of his films have real or necessary" magical powers ", and this part is played only by small people who do not use magic, creativity "Craft said. "From a preview perspective, this looks very satisfying and there is no official use of supernatural factors."