Zeniba's Cottage

Revision as of 23:30, 12 June 2021

Zeniba's Cottage (銭婆の家) is located in Swamp Bottom.

Background

Zeniba's home is a cozy, one-story, cottage down by Swamp Bottom. The interiors are done in a simply, western-style, contrasting her sister's more opulent apartment and office.

Additionally, unlike her sister, Zeniba applies her magic on inanimate objects to help with her day-to-day activities. No-Face decides to settle here after Chihiro leaves to return to the Bathhouse.

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Main Cast	Chihiro \| Haku
Chihiro's Family	Akio Ogino \| Yuko Ogino
Bathhouse Denizens	Aniyaku \| Aogaeru \| Boh \| Chichiyaku \| Foreman \| Kamaji \| Kashira \| Lin \| Susuwatari \| Yubaba \| Yuna
Spirits	Kasuga-Sama \| No-Face \| Radish Spirit \| River Spirit \| Stink Spirit \| Onama-Sama \| Ōtori-Sama \| Ushioni
Others	Shikigami \| Zeniba \| Hopping Lantern
Miscellaneous
Locations	Spirit Realm \| Red Gate \| Clock Tower \| Deserted Town \| Bathhouse \| Boiler Room \| Yubaba's Office \| Yubaba's Apartment \| Sea Railway \| Swamp Bottom \| Zeniba's Cottage
Objects	Bath Tokens \| Dōsojin Statue \| Gold
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Flying City Plan • Shiki-Jitsu (Studio Kajino) • Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence • Nasu: Summer in Andalusia • Nasu: A Migratory Bird with Suitcase • Portable Airport • Red Crow and the Ghost Ship • Space Station No. 9 • The Red Turtle

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Hustle Punch (1965) • Horus, Prince of the Sun (1968) • Animal Treasure Island (1971) • Lupin the Third Part I (1971) • Panda! Go, Panda! (1972) • Heidi, Girl of the Alps (1974) • Dog of Flanders (1975) • Future Boy Conan (1978) • Anne of Green Gables (1979) Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979) • Chie the Brat (1981) • 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother (1981) • Gauche the Cellist (1982) • Sherlock Hound (1984) • Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)

Ghibli-related labels

Animage • Animage Home Video • Ghibli ga Ippai Collection • Ghibli Museum • Ghibli Museum Library • Ghibli Park • Totoro no Furusato Foundation • Totoro no Mori

Unproduced projects

Border 1939

Related productions

Like the Clouds, Like the Wind • Mary and the Witch's Flower • Modest Heroes • Natsuzora • World Masterpiece Theater

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+}}'''Zeniba's Cottage''' (銭婆の家) is located in [[Swamp Bottom]].
-}}
-'''Zeniba's cottage''' (銭婆の家) is located in [[Swamp Bottom]]. Chihiro visits it near the end of the movie.
+==Background==
-It is a one-story, cozy cottage in which the twin sister of [[Yubaba]], [[Zeniba]], and later [[No-Face]], lives.
+[[Zeniba|Zeniba's]] home is a cozy, one-story, cottage down by [[Swamp Bottom]]. The interiors are done in a simply, western-style, contrasting her sister's more opulent apartment and office.
+Additionally, unlike her sister, Zeniba applies her magic on inanimate objects to help with her day-to-day activities. [[No-Face]] decides to settle here after Chihiro leaves to return to the Bathhouse.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+ZenibaEntrance.jpg|The entrance to Zeniba's cottage.
+ZenibaCottage.jpg|Zeniba's entrance, filled with rustic detail.
+ZenibaHouseInside.jpg|Interior of Zeniba's cottage, which like her sister, is decorated in a western-style despite its Japanese exterior.
+ZenibaDetail.jpg|Window detail of Zeniba's home.
+ZenibaLoom.jpg|A small loom with hand spun straw material and baskets of flowers.
+No Face and Yubaba.png|INo-Face tries his hand at the loom.
+</gallery>
+==Navigation==
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+{{Studio Ghibli|collapsed}}
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-[[Category:Browse]]
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+[[de:Sumpfboden]]

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