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Studio Ghibli and Rollbahn Release New Castle in the Sky, Pom Poko, and Earthsea Notebooks

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Ghibli’s partnership with Japanese stationery brand Rollbahn expands to include three more theatrical anime. In the digital age, you don’t actually need to write by hand in order to put your thoughts into readable words, but many will say that nothing gets the creative juices flowing quite like putting pen to paper.

Excerpt from SoraNews24 (by Casey Baseel). The full story is on the publisher’s site.

Original headline at SoraNews24: “New Studio Ghibli notebooks are a beautiful reason to write and draw by hand [Photos]”

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1,430 yen (US$9.40)
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Donguri Kyowakoku
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