Interest Electronic Ghibli Pia Pamphlet Posted Online for Free
posted on 2011-12-15 05:05 EST
The publishing and event ticket company Pia began distributing a free Denshi Ghibli Pia (Electronic Ghibli Pia) pamphlet about Studio Ghibli on Thursday. The pamphlet commemorates the November 16 release of Howl's Moving Castle and Tales from Earthsea on Blu-ray Disc in Japan.
The pamphlet features a conversation between Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki, Tales from Earthsea director Goro Miyazaki, and Dwango chairperson (and Studio Ghibli "producer-in-training") Nobuo Kawakami on the two films. It also has an inteview with Aoi Teshima (the voice of Tales from Earthsea's Theru and the singer of the film's ending theme "Theru no Uta"), as well as another interview with the fashion model and online personality Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
The pamphlet is available in a format for online reading, in a two-page-spread PDF file for computers and tablets, and in a single-page-spread PDF file for smartphones.
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Source: Anime Anime Japan
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