Poster "Totoro"

“My Neighbor Totoro” (1988) is Hayao Miyazaki’s beloved animated classic that follows two young sisters, Satsuki and Mei, who encounter magical forest spirits including the titular Totoro while their mother recovers from illness in rural postwar Japan. The film’s gentle pacing and innocent wonder create a nostalgic portrait of childhood that has captivated audiences worldwide. Studio Ghibli’s beautiful hand-drawn animation brings to life the Japanese countryside with lush detail, while introducing some of animation’s most iconic characters—from the massive, benevolent Totoro to the whimsical Catbus—that have since become cultural symbols recognized globally.

With its perfect blend of fantasy and everyday life, “My Neighbor Totoro” has achieved an 8.1/10 rating on IMDb and universal critical acclaim for its emotional authenticity and visual imagination. Joe Hisaishi’s memorable score enhances the film’s magical atmosphere, particularly in the wordless sequences where the children discover the wonders of their new rural home. Despite dealing with themes of illness and family separation, the film maintains a sense of comfort and security that has made it a favorite for introducing children to world cinema. Totoro himself has become Studio Ghibli’s mascot and one of Japan’s most recognized cultural ambassadors, appearing on merchandise worldwide and in the studio’s logo. The film’s enduring appeal lies in its unique ability to capture the perspective of childhood while creating a fantasy world that feels genuinely magical yet somehow believable.

The poster is printed on thick glossy paper of A3 size (297Г—420 mm). Frame is not included.