For fans of the anime, September is not only the rear school season – in Japan, it is the start of the planners and the calendar season, when the big brands and franchises publish their offers for 2026 and allow fans to start planning next year. The same goes for the emblematic Ghibli studio.
The anime studio has now unveiled its two new annual calendars, including a massive wall calendar that uses fixed images of fan Foven anime Movie Classic My neighbor TotoroAs well as a smaller offer that celebrates many works from the studio. Called a ‘Artistic framework“Calendar, this last product allows buyers to personalize their calendar, then, once the year ended, to frame the art itself.
Studio Ghibli unveils its new film calendars animates for 2026
The Totoro calendar presents various fixed images of the whole film, notably Mei and Satsuki with Totoro and the catbus of the end of the film, the Ocarina scene and of course, a lot of Totoro itself. The blanket is the night flight in which Totoro takes the girl to float in the sky while holding an umbrella. Meanwhile, the artistic frame calendar is smaller but offers a wider range of choices for favorite parts for each month, including Nausicaa de la Vallée du Vent,, Fiery,, Princess Mononoke,, Kiki delivery service And more. Changing each room is as simple as slipping them into and out of the artistic frame which includes the upper half of the calendar. The calendars will be available in Donguri Republic and in the physical stores of the studio in Japan, as well as in line. B3 size Stretchable The calendar sells 1,980 yen (~ US ~ $ 13.50), while the artist’s calendar is 3,300 yen (~ US $ 22.25).
Planners, such as annual newspapers / annual studio calendars, and calendars, are a large company in Japan. Calendars usually start to be released in August with planners after September. Studio Ghibli has been offering these calendars for years, which shows how popular they are. Their other calendar options include dioramas, as well as “forever” calendars featuring characters like Kiki or Totoro, where the date, month and day can be modified manually. However, paper calendars remain an important part of the Japanese planning state of mind and tend to be extremely popular each year, Ghibli studio offers regularly selling themselves.