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In Porco Rosso the voice actor in french is Jean reno

Isn’t it ironic that Zoro gots beef with a cook when Lolonois was cooked alive?

It’s just so emotional for me born in France and in love with Japan since childhood that those two countries merge so beautifully and have mutual respect and admiration in such an inspirational way. We love Ghibli for sure but we also love anime / manga such as Dragon Ball or Sailor Moon and imported them before any other countries beside Japan. ❤

As a french from Alsace, the region where you can found Colmar and many many amazing town like it, I can onlya approve this video and even tell you that betwin my region and Japan, there is a lot of bound betwin us, not only includin architecture, but also food and art.

There has been an unexpected strong connection between France and Japan when it comes to art eversince Claude Monet in the 1870s. French Millennials grew up with the Japanese animés in the 80s including Ulysse XXI, Masks, Goldorak, Dragon Ball, Captain Tsubasa, Jayce and the Wheel Warriors, Inspector Gadget and many more, then Japanese video games in the 90s and the passion for Manga is still flying strong among the French Gen Zs. The French rank third in the global manga market behind the Americans and the Japanese, bearing in mind France's population makes for 20 percent of the USA's. The tradition of Belgian comics may bring an explanation to this connection.

he's not anti america he's anti war.

Hey, I'm anti America when it comes to Japan. LONG LIVE THE EMPEROR! TEN THOUSAND YEARS! Funny as it is people were MUCH happier when they were living under the Imperial Government. They had to be stopped, but we went around it the wrong way.

He's such an old man, he hates everyone.

The fact that you included a scene from "Les Kassos" at 1:30 is a welcome surprise for me. This is so specificly french that it's incredible that youtube could bring it up to an english reserch !

Fench schools frequently have children watch Ghibli movies in theaters, or at least they used to, and I can't thank them enough for it. No wonder it felt right at home watching these as a kid

“The regular people of the country are not to blame for the stupid decisions of the government” Yes they are, especially for America. America prides itself on it being the beacon of Freedom and Democracy. Every decision America has made has the blessing of the American population. If this were not the case, then America would be best described as a Two-Party Authoritarian Regime, which would only be met with hostility by Americans. You cannot take credit for the good that your government does without taking accountability for the bad. You cannot have your cake and eat it too. The American people vote for its representatives. The representatives carry out the will of the people. The atrocities committed by the US have been approved of and defended by the representatives. Any problems you have with the US has received majority support of “regular Americans”

Well americans tried to control japan :v

Great video!

As a Dane I'm fairly certain that H.C Andersen has inspired some Ghibli movies but I can't really remember any at the moment

Inventing animation also kinda helped 😂

17:40 Americans r not blunt , biggest people pleasers

Fisrt Anime VHS: Nausicaa, a masterpiece. And grave of the fireflies is still a trauma. Nice work as usual!

"Anime" is literally a French word. It comes from "dessin animé" which means "animated drawing". It means nothing in Japanese apart from the term "me" which means "eye".

France and Japan, two countries with a very rich culture and very ancient civilization. The mastery of art and know-how continues from generation to generation. You only have to see the restoration of Notre Dame in Paris, to realize that French know-how has lasted for centuries.

Amazing documentary thank you 🙏🏼 Moebius' love for Nausicaa was such that he named his daughter after the movie ❤️

Wow, I knew Miyazaki was fond of Colmar but I didn't know his true passion of St Exupery. I was in Japan six years ago and I visited a very nice museum in Hakone : the Little Prince museum. It was weird to see that there... As a French man, I was happy to see my culture well exposed but I didn't understand why this author was so important for the Japanese people. And now, I just learn Mitazaki loves St Exupéry very much. Thank you for this nice documentary!

SO WHAT? I don't want Miyazaki to like everything I do! I also don't like many things he doesn't like! We can agree and disagree. So what??? People have different life experiences. They are entitled to different opinions when it comes to entertainment and art. Am I supposed to hate Myiazaki's work because we disagree here or there? Or start hating everything he dislikes? 🤦‍♂️

As a french guy, I will never stop being proud of the relationship Japan and France built, of that "symbiosis" between french art and japanese art. Japan and its culture are immensely respected in France, and I am glad of it.

It is very clear that Miyasaki's films reflect his personality. He is humble and despises the arrogance of man. He wants us to strive to be greater than we are and to rise above our lowest desires.

A story was made by one man.

How you can hate that peacefull country America and all these wonderful and beautiful souls from Hollywood?

Miyazaki wound up dealing with absolutely the worst American Arrogant Pricks available when he interacted with the American film industry. Disney wants to believe that it has some special right to OWN creativity and imagination, and is so terrified that anyone whose style is different from theirs might ever be noticed or appreciated that they actively shut creative input from others out. So... that probably didn't help.

For those curious about Saint Exupery, there is going to be a movie soon

The french and the japanese always had a special relationship. Just look up how the house of Monet was decorated (the painter)

I'm french and this whole Club Dorothée debate is the reason why my mother despise Ségolène Royal and her whole political party

I find it quite funny that nowadays the French will refer to Japanese cartoons using the Japanese « Manga » and the Japanese in return will use the French « animé ».

As a real One Piece fan loving the manga & French, I am amazed about how u really understood the build up to France s love for Japanese anime and manga. Great look back It took me back to my childhood and exact timing on watching those animes and still loving it Thanks for this

Vidéo très intéressante et instructive pour moi dont la découverte de Miayazaki est assez récente suivant les conseils de mes fils. Je me suis rattrapé depuis. Je comprends mieux la 2 CV du documentaire Hayao Miyazaki et le héron qui lui aussi fait réaliser la complexité que représente la réalisation d'un film.

How surprising the British taking credit for something that is theirs to take

Okay but who wouldn't hate the USA ....😅

If you keep with conten like this you're channel is blowing up

French here We love Ghibli, I often watches those movies with my familly From my grandma to my youngest cousin. It's great memories I'm happy Miyasaki enjoys our country

Hello , i'm french , thank you for making this video , i love yall❤

That video made me proud of being french thank you

You cut out the most important part of that Zombie AI clip, he said the first thing it made him think of was a friend of his who had a horrible medical condition (I think it was seizures iirc), all of his stances come from a place not of sophist philosophy, but in fact an intensely natural, human perspective. You can agree or disagree but he always operates from a stand of principle that is from consideration and experience.

I dont think he hates America as much as he hates war and consumerism, which are about the only two things the US manages to succeed at.

It's not Jee blee, but gi·blee. Great video !

When I was around 7 or 8, my parents took us to a special exhibition of Le Roi et l'Oiseau. We had seen the movie so many times as kids, and my mother was a massive fan as well. We were playing in the exhibition with my little brother, chasing the images of the movie that were projected on the ground, when we met a Japanese old man. Probably the first Japanese man I had seen in my life. He asked us if we liked the exhibition and if we were having fun, and we said yes and yes! Then, he walked away, and we continued our games. This man was Miyazaki, my mother told me later and I'm kinda baffled about it still. I didn't know or care who he was at that time. But also, it was such a nice normal encounter that i can't be mad about it. It's even better ❤ so yeah, he is certainly a big fan of Grimault's work.

Le Roi et l'Oiseau is truly an underrated treasure of French animation. I must have seen it thirty times already, starting when I was really little until today. The animation is already great, but the political message behind the story is amazing. Truly, don't overlook this gem, Paul Grimault is the root under the Ghibli tree. Also, the music is beautiful, and the texts are written by Jacques Prévert, who is also a monument of French literature. So yeah, enjoy ❤

In México is Dragón Ball Z. Also we had a lot on common on how many of that generation started watching anime without the proper censorship haha

Anyone who think Miyazaki is an old grumpy man just don't want to even try to understand him.

I've never seen it mentioned anywhere yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if the cartoonist Fred (Frédéric Othon Aristidès) was another influence on Ghibli's works. I love his Philémon cartoons from the 70s, and its oniric aspect seems to match quite well. The colourful and fantastical visuals are also reminiscent of Moebius.

Ok

We french grow up with manga

Well he lost a lot of my respect I’m really not interested in a close minded racist