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『Season 1』

【Product Introduction】
The documentary film "The Making of Ghibli Park. [Season 1]," presented by Studio Ghibli × Walt Disney Japan, is finally here. Released September 6, 2023, it chronicles the production of Ghibli Park ("Ghibli's Big Warehouse" "Hill of Youth," "Dondoko Forest") from its conception to the opening of its first phase in November 2022. 
This deluxe edition includes 4 discs totaling approximately 399 minutes, a special outer case, and an explanatory leaflet. Brand new and unopened, it's perfect for collections or as a gift.

• Release Date: September 6, 2023  
•Detailed disc contents (Disc 1-Disc 4) available.  

『Phase 2』

【Product Introduction】
How was Ghibli Park created?
How was the world of Ghibli expressed?
A valuable making-of documentary capturing the detailed production process leading up to Ghibli Park's completion. The long-awaited Season 2 is newly released from the "Ghibli Ippai COLLECTION"!
Focusing on the two areas of the park opened as Ghibli Park [Season 2], "Mononoke no Sato" and "Witch's Valley," this epic record spanning over 1,400 days of filming is compiled into a main feature exceeding 7.5 hours, spread across 3 discs.

•Detailed contents (Disc 1 to Disc 3) included.

•Condition: Brand new, unopened. Outer sleeve and protective film are intact.

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