Top 10 best Japanese Anime of all time
Although there have been many blockbusters born from the American film industry that can be named Hollywood, Warner Brothers, or Disney, Japan also owns an equal number of films. A masterpiece that movie lovers cannot miss. Over the past decades, anime has proven its powerful influence on people's lives. Japanese animation works are not only for children but also for all ages in society with noble humanistic meanings. Let's review the best Japanese Anime masterpieces of all time
1
Grave of the Fireflies
Grave of the Fireflies is a film based on the novel of the same name by Nosaka Akiyuki, which the author wrote in a semi-autobiographical form as an apology to the author's own sister. Like other Ghibli works, the film is noted for its high artistic and visual quality. Set in the final stages of World War II in Japan, the film tells the poignant yet touching story of the brotherhood of two orphans, an older brother named Seita and his younger sister. It's Setsuko. Two brothers lost their mother after a fierce bombing by the US Air Force on the city of Kobe while their father was fighting for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Seita and Setsuko struggle to survive amid starvation and the callous indifference of those around them, including the two children's relatives.
2
My Neighbor Totoro
My Neighbor Totoro is written and directed by Japan's animation king Miyazaki Hayao. My Neighbor Totoro can be considered as one of the first major cartoons of Hayao Miyazaki, this work is playful, pure, suitable for all ages. The film tells the story of Mr. Kusakabe's family moving to the countryside to live, where the mother of two girls, Satsuki (11 years old) and Mei (4 years old), is located near the hospital. Once playing in the forest near her house, Mei followed a Totoro and discovered the whereabouts of Totoro's three - the gods of the forest with very cute big bellies. However, no one believed in Totoro's appearance when Mei told me, until one day when the sisters went to pick up their father at the bus stop, Satsuki saw Totoro with her own eyes. From there, two sisters' lives begin to change and their amazing adventure begins...
3
Tenkuu no Shiro Laputa
Tenkuu no Shiro Laputa is a 1986 film, written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki. This is the first film that Studio Ghibli produced and released. The film revolves around the search for Laputa - an island or rather a castle floating in the sky of two friends Pazu and Sheeta. The necklace encrusted with Levistone is the heirloom of the Laputa family, a mysterious and ancient royal family. The stone is the key and final artifact that proves Laputa's existence. As the last remaining heir to this dynasty, Sheeta is pursued by an army of secret agents led by Mushka and the Dola bandits, in order to take Levistone's artifact, in search of the secret of Laputa. Protecting Sheeta on this journey is the generosity of Pazu, an orphan boy from the same situation, working in a small mining town. His mother died early, his father passed away in boredom, his burning dream is to prove the existence of Laputa, the legendary castle that his father saw once in his life. Pazu believes in the only photo of Laputa his father has taken, the one that people mocked as fake, causing him to die in bitterness...
4
Spirited Away
Spirited Away was released theatrically in Japan by Toho on July 20, 2001 and became the most successful animated feature film in the country's history, grossing over $331 million worldwide. The film surpassed Titanic (at that time the highest-grossing film in the world) at the Japanese box office to take the position of the highest-grossing film in the country's history with a total of 30, 4 billion yen. Spirited Away received mostly positive reviews and is often ranked among the greatest animated films ever made. The work won the Oscar for best animated feature at the 75th awards ceremony. The film also won other prestigious awards. The film tells the story of Ogino Chihiro, a bored 10-year-old girl who is trapped in a world of spirits and demons after her parents are turned into pigs on their way to a new home. She is forced to take a job at Yubaba's public bath to find a way to free her parents and herself and return to the human world.
5
Howl's Moving Castle
The film begins with the character Sophie, a shy 18-year-old girl who works at her father's hat shop under the direction of her stepmother and two half-sisters. She has the opportunity to meet the handsome witch named Howl - who saved Sophie from the threat of some guards. Howl immediately fell in love with Sophie, however, because of this, Howl brought Sophie to the attention of the Garbage Witch. She visits Sophie and casts a curse, turning her into a 90-year-old old woman. I can't tell anyone I'm cursed. Sophie must go to the Garbage Witch's residence to find Howl, begging Howl to break the curse. On the way Sophie meets a magician named "Radish Head". They begin to travel together to find Howl's flying castle.
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