Miyazaki

[ mee-yah-zah-kee ]

noun

1. a city on SE Kyushu, in Japan.

Example Sentences

The comprehensive retrospective includes Miyazaki’s desk, his breathtaking watercolor renderings and poems he wrote for the animation teams on various films to express the atmosphere he was trying to convey.

From Washington Post

With Miyazaki’s signature focus on antiwar and environmental themes, “Nausicaa” is proof of the filmmaker’s enduring care for the world.

From Washington Post

It’s a painstaking process, but one that has undeniably shaped the singular animation aesthetic of Miyazaki films.

From Time

Outside of Japan, Miyazaki has inspired filmmakers from Wes Anderson to Guillermo del Toro.

From Time

It beat previous numbers set by another one of Miyazaki’s films, 1997’s Princess Mononoke.

From Time

Miyazaki is frank in his interviews with Sunada, whom he allows to tag along to his studio, his garden, and his private atelier.

From The Daily Beast

And Hayao Miyazaki, the 73-year-old director behind hits like My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away, is a walking legend.

From The Daily Beast

“There was a time when we both had passion for our work,” Miyazaki later says, referring to himself and Takahata.

From The Daily Beast

He does not admit it, but Miyazaki likely sees the resemblance between himself and Horikoshi as well.

From The Daily Beast

And when asked whether he worries about Studio Ghibli after he and Takahata retire, Miyazaki is frank.

From The Daily Beast

I am told they have banished him to Miyazaki in the country of Hyga, and there in changed estate he passes the months and years.

From Project Gutenberg

We have journeyed so fast that I think we must already have come to Miyazaki in the country of Hyga.

From Project Gutenberg