FAQ About Studio Ghibli

Yes, you can watch Studio Ghibli films in their original Japanese language with subtitles. Many home video releases, streaming platforms, and screenings in theaters offer the option to watch Studio Ghibli films in their original Japanese language, often with English subtitles or subtitles in various languages. Here's how you can enjoy Studio Ghibli films in their original Japanese language:

• Streaming Services: Streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video have offered Studio Ghibli films with multiple language options, including the original Japanese audio track with subtitles. Be sure to check the available language options on your chosen streaming service.
• Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Studio Ghibli films are often released on Blu-ray and DVD with multiple audio and subtitle tracks. Look for the "language" or "audio" options in the menu to select the Japanese audio track and enable subtitles.
• Theaters and Film Festivals: Some theaters and film festivals may screen Studio Ghibli films in their original Japanese language with subtitles during special events or film festivals. Check local listings or film festival schedules for screenings in your area.
• Ghibli Museum: If you have the opportunity to visit the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, you can watch exclusive short films and screenings of Ghibli classics in Japanese with subtitles.
• Physical Rentals: You may be able to rent Studio Ghibli films from physical video rental stores or libraries, and they often provide the option to watch in Japanese with subtitles.
• Online Purchase: Some digital platforms, such as iTunes and Google Play Movies, offer Studio Ghibli films for purchase with language and subtitle options.