Studio Ghibli releases new plush mascot character collection with a focus on friendship
Unlikely friendships form across anime movie borders with this new range of soft plush toys. One of the big things that makes a Studio Ghibli film so magical is its characters. A lot of the time, though, the most charming characters tend to be the most elusive, hiding out in forests, bathhouses and even a […]
Studio Ghibli has launched a new line of plush toys featuring their beloved characters, focusing on the concept of "nakayoshi", which emphasizes harmony and getting along well. This collection, called "Nakayoshi Mascot", can be found at Ghibli's specialty retail chain, Donguri Kyowakoku. The plush toys are designed to not only befriend their human owners but also each other, enabling the formation of unexpected friendships that transcend traditional movie borders.
The collection includes 11 characters, starting with the iconic Totoro from "My Neighbor Totoro". In Japan, Totoro is referred to as "Large Totoro" to differentiate it from the smaller Totoros seen in the movie. At approximately 9 × 9.5 × 9 centimetres (3.5 × 3.7 × 3.5 inches), the plush Totoro stands tall, much like its smaller counterparts, and exudes cuteness from every angle, thanks to its plump tail.
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