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| + | | name = Mizugumo Monmon |
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| + | | kanji = 水グモもんもん |
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| + | | director = Hayao Miyazaki |
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| + | | producer = Hayao Miyazaki |
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| + | | writer = Hayao Miyazaki |
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| + | | starring = [[Akiko Yano]] |
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| + | | music = Rio Yamase |
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| + | | released = January 3, 2006 |
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| + | | runtime = 15 minutes |
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| + | | country = Japan |
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| + | | language = Japanese |
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It is based in part on "Boro, the Caterpillar", a story idea which Hayao Miyazaki considered working on prior to the start of production on Princess Mononoke. The short film's main character is a diving bell spider who seems to have fallen in love with a water strider. Although she is scared of him at first, the water strider soon gets used to the presence of the spider. |
It is based in part on "Boro, the Caterpillar", a story idea which Hayao Miyazaki considered working on prior to the start of production on Princess Mononoke. The short film's main character is a diving bell spider who seems to have fallen in love with a water strider. Although she is scared of him at first, the water strider soon gets used to the presence of the spider. |
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Revision as of 18:53, 17 February 2019
Mizugumo Monmon (水グモもんもん, lit. Water Spider Monmon) is a fifteen-minute Japanese animated short film released on January 3, 2006. It was produced and directed by Hayao Miyazaki for anime production house Studio Ghibli.[1] It can be seen at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan.
It is based in part on "Boro, the Caterpillar", a story idea which Hayao Miyazaki considered working on prior to the start of production on Princess Mononoke. The short film's main character is a diving bell spider who seems to have fallen in love with a water strider. Although she is scared of him at first, the water strider soon gets used to the presence of the spider.