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The 17 pages that link to Hayao Miyazaki, each with the reason it gives.

• Traditional animationRelated: His films demonstrate the expressive range of detailed drawn animation in modern cinema.

• Studio GhibliRelated: His films established the studio’s visual language and international reputation.

• Spirited AwayRelated: He wrote and directed the film, shaping its images and moral ambiguity.

• Japanese animationRelated: His work helped bring Japanese animated cinema broad international recognition.

• Isao TakahataRelated: Takahata and Miyazaki collaborated from their early Toei Animation years through Ghibli’s founding.

• Toei AnimationRelated: Miyazaki began his animation career at Toei, where he met collaborators including Takahata.

• Toshio SuzukiRelated: Their long partnership joined Miyazaki’s filmmaking with Suzuki’s production and studio leadership.

• Joe HisaishiRelated: Their repeated collaborations made Hisaishi’s music central to Miyazaki’s cinematic worlds.

• My Neighbor TotoroRelated: He wrote and directed the film, shaping its characters, rural setting, and spirit world.

• Princess MononokeRelated: He wrote and directed the film, shaping its characters and ecological conflict.

• History of animationRelated: His films sustained a prominent tradition of expressive, painstakingly drawn animation.

• Hideaki AnnoRelated: Miyazaki directed Anno’s first professional animation work on Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.

• Anime and manga fandomRelated: His films have inspired extensive international fan communities and creative responses.

• Cinema of JapanRelated: His films made Japanese animation a major presence in global cinema.

• History of animeRelated: His films brought anime’s hand-drawn fantasy storytelling to broad international audiences.