동아시아의 평화와 화해의 정치학 Scrapbook

A fun fact nobody asked for: Studio Ghibli's name comes from the aircraft Caproni CA.309 Ghibli which was designed by Caproni.

@katelorraine4947

she was beautiful, like the wind

@toridetherisingwind4135

Coming from a family deeply rooted in aviation and engineering since its earliest stages (of aviation), and being an aspiring engineer in mechatronics myself, this film resonated very deeply with me. I see my dad, who is in his late 60s now, sitting, bored at his desk, mulling over endless safety procedures and regulations he needs to conform designs to, and I know that more than anything else in that moment he wishes for a drafting desk and stand, pen and paper and a vision to create something beautiful. When this film came out, I took my dad to go see it. Needless to say he grumbled about it being 'for children' and that he hadn't watched cartoons in years. By the end of it he came out saying it was one of the best films he'd seen, with a tear in his eye. I believe it resonated so deeply in him, and to an extent myself because he can appreciate and understand everything Jirou goes through in the film, and he understands the wish to make a beautiful plane, all to his own design so that he might see it fly someday. I honestly think sometimes he longs for the days when such things were possible, and it doesn't take teams of hundreds of engineers just to create a single part of a new design. This movie transported him, for an all to short two hours, to that time and that place. Thanks for reading to the end anyway :)

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@Vago931

thank you for sharing :)

@prithwisganguly4433

This film is unbelievable.

@2-d933

And then everybody clapped

@pablocaneva4374

Thanks for sharing such a moving experience.

@firstforest4752

Never underestimate the power of Miyazaki's animations.

@canadiancrafter5100

sigh, I want to do Aerospace engineering, but alas not many good schools in Canada and even fewer jobs.

@chayo62426

This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

@abandonedchannel281

Watching this film made me rethink wanting to be a pilot, made me think that maybe I should design planes instead however I decided I don’t want to accidentally make a plane that kills its own pilot. The fact that this movie made me rethink my life decision is a good enough reason for me to recommend it to my friends

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@sashimichi

Okay, I'm crying.

@akj7

Having studied mechanical engineering, more precisely Mechatronics, i really understood some of the movie more after our courses "Introduction to aerodynamic" at the university.

@eduardocano8243

TorideTheRising Wind thank you :)

@BurgerSoup

This is so nice, thank you for sharing this.

@333reee

This is such a beautiful comment

@MauricioAlsinaLee

Thanks for sharing, mate. Now, would you please take this onions from me? I can barely see.

@Relicoid

I long for that even though I’ve never experienced it. Too bad those times are in the past

@mrsfahrenheit

what a beautiful story!

️ my heart goes out to you and your dad

@maura_the_rose

This comment is making me cry omg

@user-.--.-

this made my day :)

@rleroygordon

@abandonedchannel281 You wrote, "I don’t want to accidentally make a plane that kills its own pilot". I'm retired from the USAF where I worked as an F-15 avionics repair technician. Believe me, I felt the same edginess whenever I worked on some of those black boxes. There was always the worry that something I worked on might fail at the worst possible time. I learned very quickly to pay very close attention to getting it right.

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@srv8585

thanks for the tear you brought into my eye :)

@thecarvershowentertainment5137

What country are you from ?

@Blockistium

i am in pain

@newhorizon4470

Then you should also watch porco rosso

@JakeXanimations

11 months ago

Screw you dude, making me tear up a little by the end of ye comment. Glad the film can touch people of all ages.

@RhythmGrizz

the wind is rising. we must try to live. i cry because as i get older, i find that just being alive gets so hard

@Nusha000

ghibli makes me fall in love with life

@renatoadorno9609

I think me too

@yuuyoya417

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@fwajed

Me too

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@priscilaantonia9554

Yeeeeees ;)

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@ayham8260

me too !! Always makes me love tommorow today and yesterday ..

@hippieflowerstudios3456

Same

@astronart1295

For real!

@pieceofsheet7410

Omg, you're right. :0

@ren-jz4mc

uwu same

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@VideoRhythm

Definitely

@seandavis8213

The ending where he walks off with Caproni in his dream is a very subtle ending to Hayao Miyazaki's career.

@dionysos46

Miyazaki really meet Caproni descendants who offered all these original plans from their engineer ancestors, like a blessing during Porco Rosso making. He never forget it to salute them in this movie!

@SMGJohn

Miyazaki career is never done until his ashes is spread over the sky of Japan.

@linkgoss4959

Didn't he just release a new film though?

@joedawg199

Aaaaand he's back...

@jared20089

Herpidus Derpicus They say that this is going to be his FINAL film, because he wants to make his grandson a movie before he finally passes away. (That's what I read on Wikipedia I think)

@tabathamcdickens5667

Hmmmmm very subtle

@Atys.D585

6 years ago (edited)

SMGJohn, not even then like, can you consider the career of people like Exupery "done"? their works will never stop blessing us with people "like" Miyazaki or Exupery.

@baphometslayer7261

Sean Davis and he fvcking sees her wife disapper :(((

@justinsu8793

Artists are only creative for 10 years, spend your ten years well

@tafana

"Except it's not, ha!" -Miyazaki, maybe.

@MrsAnimesmangas

This movie is my favourite Hayao Miyazaki movie. I think it´s so unique and even personal for Miyazaki. Since this movie didn´t receive as much recognition as the others movies it made me kinda sad. But this comment section for sure warms my heart :)

@Kitiara713

What do you think, Japanese boy? Is the wind still rising? #crying

@NameNik223

"Listen to me, Japanese boy. Airplanes are not tools for war. They are not for making money. Airplanes are beautiful dreams. Engineers turn dreams into reality". I love this quote. I think it fits well with any profession connected with art. Artists do their business not for money, but for creating something that never existed. I want to become a music composer. I want to compose music for something as great as Studio Ghibli movies. For me music is "beautiful dreams", and I want to turn these dreams into reality.

@Svech_Luft

"Airplanes are beautiful cursed of dreams, waiting for the sky to swallow them up."

@oserapis4802

Go for it buddy, well have dreams

@pariscloud2907

Boeing 737 MAX has left the chat

@phyllos7236

so you wanna work in Ghibli?? same dude, same. But me as an artist. Best of luck on your dreams, hope you can reach them and hold onto them tight <3

@NameNik223

@phyllos7236 Thank you! I wish you the best too

@farahh6703

I really hope your dream would come true best of luck

@Tigershark_3082

Man, I've always wanted to be an aeronautical engineer, to design aircraft. The whole reason I'm interested in military aviation isn't really because of their destructive nature, as much the beauty in those sleek, supersonic birds of prey. It's what they can do, the fact that they can truly push a person to their absolute limits.

@javitmamedov2514

i wish best for u dude be lucky in ur life

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@NameNik223

@Tigershark_3082 It sounds truly amazing

@NameNik223

@javitmamedov2514 Thank you! I wish the best for you too, my friend!

@lordgaben1214

Poor Jiro, the right man in the wrong time.

@callme_avocado

Sometimes, your true love can't be with you for the whole life.

@alecfernandez6611

7 years ago (edited)

The ending is quite ironic. Jiro was just a little kid who dreamed to make beautiful planes then many years later he created the Mitsubishi A6M "Zero". This fighter participated to the Attack of Pearl Harbor and was the icon of the Pacific War. In the beginning of the conflict, the Zero was the pride of Japan and was considered as the best fighter of the world in 1942 with its manoeuvrabilty and long range. However after 1943, the Zero became obsolete when F6F, P51, P38 and F4U were introduced during the war. At the end of war the mighty Zero ended as symbol of despair and tragedy. Thousands were used for kamikazes attacks. Thousands of young pilots lost their lives in those Zero. How do you feel when your creation was used to start a war, killing thousands of pilots and condemned Japan to its destruction with firebombing of cites ?

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@KillzoneParadox

" Everyone can ride planes, but we, we MAKE THEM!" , " Use your 10 years wisely, Japanese Boy "

@119-e1d

There was a war in Japan. From the Taisho Era to the Showa Era, In 1920s Japan, People sufferd life with The Great Depression, poverty, disease and The Great Kanto earthquake. Then, Japan plunged into war. How did Japan's youth survive such a time? Friendship and respect, across time and space, for the Italian aircraft designer Caproni. The birth of the later-mythicized Zero fighter. The meeting and parting with the beautiful, ill-fated girl Nahoko. This film tell the story of Jiro Horikoshi, who lived during those turblent times. We must live. A tribute to Jiro Horikoshi and Tatsuo Hori

@올이브

I CRIED SO MUCH at this film... And I'm crying now listening to this <3

@ivancorredera4241

Ugh, why can't we have more films with this kind of tone and atmosphere. Thank god for studio ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki.

@beepboopbeep5369

I feel like im walking down an endless hallway of emptiness, this feeling of melancholy is hard to understand but pleasing in a way , a movie that leaves you with such feeling of hollowness is indeed a masterpiece

@arghyadipgupta8260

"Who has seen the wind Neither I, nor you But when the leaves hang trembling The wind is passing through Let the wind carry these wings, Carry these wings to you"

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@linhnguyen6509

Seems like most people enjoyed the surface sadness of the film which Jiro's lost love. However, I hope they do pay attention to Japan's history at the time and Jiro's cursed dream. I believe that's what Miyazaki wished for when he created this deep movie.

@abigailflynn6400

I can't believe this soundtrack lost to Frozen.

@aniket8350

I can't believe this movie lost to frozen

@castronimussi6050

@aniket8350 wow really this movie lost to frozen? :(

@okiean1321

@castronimussi6050 its probably because oscar is based on popularity not the quality of the music or movie Besides its an american award, have you ever seen any other movies winning an oscar other than spirited away and parasites?

@IIGrayfoxII

This is because this was not shown to most people or kids. Ghibli fans would've seen it. Non ghibli fans were unlikely to see it. If disneys frozen and Ghiblis The Wind Rises was in theaters for the first time more people would've gone to the showing of Frozen just because of the disney animator. If the animators were reverse(disney made this movie and ghibli made frozen) This would've won oscars hands down.

@brandontea3815

I heard it's rude to compare a masterpieace to another art

@randojovarilolong3261

Idk man,, i think this movie is not for everyone, and frozen quality is bellow the wind rises, but more criticus chose frozen

@liamwilson7549

It was one of the greatest crimes in animation history. This movie literally made me cry my eyes out well after leaving the theater. One of the saddest love stories in anime I’ve ever had the privilege of watching.

@pzz6367

We all know the Oscars is bs.

@jetsurge250

Probably because a movie about a guy who designed planes that killed Americans wouldn't win an American award. I know the movie doesn't focus on that but it still happened.

@敷島-j8u

この3分40秒に激動の時代を儚くも美しく生きた人の人生が詰まっているような気がする。素晴らしいですね久石譲さん。

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@superstevebroes

"She was beautiful...like the wind."

@cosmic.spaceman8923

"Le vent se lève, il faut tenter de vivre!"

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@geographyfish2203

i did not expect this movie to be this beautiful, truly wonderful.

@전자공학의악마

I didn't cried while watching the movie, but I cried over to hear this music. We always get older, and the dream and present is sometimes violent or cruel and totally different from what we imagined. But we must live and go forward because life is not worthless. I'm a hopeless geek of Studio Ghibli and movies always give me a positive view and courage of my life.

@kapelski104

The fact that Frozen was picked as the best animated feature over this proves that the Oscars are completely unqualified to judge anything.

@HarryMcKenzy

joe hisaishi is the greatest composer of our time

@AnakinSkyobiliviator

Miyazaki: artist career last for only a decade Also Miyazaki: guess who's back from retirement!

@edwardreed67

“Aeroplanes are beautiful cursed dreams, waiting for the sky to swallow them.”

@srv8585

I get emotional while listening to this track and relive the whole film. What a film and ost. Hayao Mayazaki and Joe Hisaishi(composer) are really legends

@huonggiangnguyen4277

I feel that it gets a summer vibe, feel like I am standing in a huge valley with wind, flower bloom everywhere, I mean I cant describe how happy I feel

@sluffnut7507

As an aspiring Aerospace engineer, this film not only spoke to me on an incredibly personal level, but inspired me to keep striving to do what I love. The beauty and wonder that airplanes excite in me was a feeling that I never thought I'd see expressed on screen, but this film perfectly encapsulates those emotions, and its only made me even more in love with aviation. Thanks for the incredible film, Miyazaki.

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@nanspring4404

I cried after the first time watching this film. And never ever watched the second time cause I can't hold that emptiness. It's sad. But it more just" nothing" after u watched it. Feeling so hollow

@merelynquintero6582

This song has been stuck in my head and always brings me to tears for some reason... I love studio ghibli films...

@kafei-creme

You don't know how much I need the 1:50 part to be longer

@vornamenachname1069

As a translator, you often will find the true beauty of a piece of art simply by taking a closer look at its name or title. The original title "風立ちぬ" contains a very old fashioned perfective form that had been used up until WWII. Now, the quote at the beginning of the movie "風立ちぬ、いざ生きめやも" is actually a mistranslation based on some French poem. In the French poem, you could translate it as "[When/Now as] The wind is picking up, we must try to live.)) The Japanese 風立ちぬ、いざ生きめやも however means something completely different. In the context of the quote shown at the beginning of the movie, you can translate it as "[Now, as] the wind has risen, it's time, whether we are going to live or die. This might not just be a hint towards Japanese war propaganda and the attitude of the "winds of the gods" (kamikaze - Japanese air force) but it also points towards that girl with tuberculosis who knew that she is gonna die eventually. Especially, as there is also a novel named 風立ちぬ (The Wind Has Risen) written in 1937 by Hori Tatsuo featuring a man who cares for his wife as she contracted tuberculosis. (And Miyazaki said he took inspiration from that book. And Hori Tatsuo was inspired by the French poem () and he was the one who translated it) Following that logic of the Japanese original quote, you will come to the same conlusion that "you should live every day as if it would be your last, no matter what is going to happen" which is almost identical in meaning to the French poem and the English translation (The wind is rising, we must live). However, the title only features "風立ちぬ" which, if it stands on its own, can also mean "風立った" (The wind rose). This suits the ending of the movie quite well as the girl said to be like the wind has died and from the kamikaze air planes who rose up into the sky, not one single plane came back, the war is over and most importantly: Miyazaki wanted to end his career with that final film, maybe because his train/wind of creativity had faded after almost twenty years of creating beautiful animations. Maybe, that's also one of the film's messages: If you are blessed by the wind of creativity and you feel the urge to create something beautiful, as an artist or engineer - go for it, no matter what.

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@ugandahater

This song gets to me every time and I don't know why. Every time the trailer would show at the theater it gave me chills. I love this movie

@FloofPuppy

The Wind Rises, we must live!

@weijizhu3729

le vent se lève il faut tenter de vivre

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@Prpr-vq5de

風景が音楽を通して伝わってくる。これは凄いことだと思う。

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@JoydeepHazarika

This is my favourite Hayao Miyazaki movie. And every time I listen to it I'm left misty eyed. :')

@MattSieli

I always want to watch this film when I feel burnt out and a bit exhausted, but still capable of doing something. This movie comes in then :) I cry every single time.

@qamar2808

one day when i have children of my own , i’ll show them every ghibli movie that i watched growing up and teach them to always love yourself

@shawnshackelford9149

Still my favorite movie of all time

@selenabonilla2281

I hear howls moving castle in this and spirited away, I love how he samples a few tunes from his previous works.

@sakura._.3711

This is how i got to know about these movies when my mother was little she used to watch these everyday and then she introduced them to me..! i thought they would be boring but... they were amazing!

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@teaning

The way the ending of the movie was a mix of sad and happy left me crying and at the same time kinda proud🥹

@ジアース-g1k

なんだろう大正、昭和初期の日本ってなんか良いよね

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@敷島-j8u

戦時中だからこそ、愛が際立つのですね

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@atea0679

This music makes me sad and happy in the same time. It bring me walk down the prairie in the rain.

@daysun28

どうやったらこんな素敵なメロディ作れるんだろう。儚くも素晴らしいですね。

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@bartlebob

Miyazaki and Hisaishi really found each other. What a beautiful and poetic movie.

@harshvraj

OMG I can't stop palying it again and again when it ends it feels so empty.

@ValiantPixel

Man, what a masterpiece this movie was. I got choked up multiple times, and I'm not really a crier. Thinking about it now makes me so sad...

@jjk4891

2 years ago (edited)

I'm glad Ghibli at least acknowledged the horror of war, not just as a victim, but also as an invader. Jiro is a calm man, who seems always disconnected from the world, and had the talent to make beautiful aircrafts that are made for war. The engineers knew that their products are being used for mass destruction, but did not question the morality of it. They lived a comfortable elite life style while the nation rewarded their talents. They know it but were always a little bit disconnected with the poverty in their nation and death toll of other nations. In the end Jiro is left with nothing, his planes are gone, no pilots returned, his wife is gone, and is left alone in the world but "must try to live". The war left a scar even on people who have made a living off of it. His wife might have lived if the war was not going on, if she could have received antibiotics earlier on, but the import was severely disrupted due to the war. And Jiro's career is something that definitely made international trades harder by fueling the war with weapons. Miyazaki and Suzuki Toshio made this film because they wanted to show the audience that airplanes and cars were inventions of war and that they acknowledge the pain that came with those inventions. It is thought that Miyazaki made Jiro left with nothing because he wanted to remind the world that no one can be free from their doings after participating in war. Such a beautiful masterpiece with lots of meaning in disguise.

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@sauceyeti4381

Life is harsh, there will always be a sudden gust of wind trying to knock you over. You must always try to overcome it...

@xXHacksAndTipsXx

...No words can really describe this...

@cleaver3168

2 years ago (edited)

This is one of my most favorited anime movies of all time. As other comments have mentioned there are a lot of hidden meanings and subtle messages in this movie that delve into politics, innovation, morality, human ingenuity, and etc. But the one thing that stood out to me the most is the line " the wind rises, we must try to live". This line alone for me encapsulates the core message that permeates throughout the movie. You have this dream, but the wind rises, meaning change is coming, unexpected ventures that will challenge you deeply. Yet we still must try to live, meaning we have to find our way around it and fulfill our dreams how we can. Maybe we won’t be capable to get what we wanted exactly the way we did, and maybe reality is so harsh we might not be able to get much. But we must try to live because it’s the only way to be happy. Try to live, the world is more real and beautiful than what you would first think of it. Life is about hope, sadness, reality, and dreams. So whatever makes you happy, live the way you want, that’s what you have to do when change comes. Your dream is your goal, try to live the path you choose to walk. God, I love this movie. This and Princess Mononoke are definitely my favorite Studio Ghibli movies.

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@saatanan_murmeli

2:23 is probably the most saddest and the most beautiful scene in the movie at least for me. How Nahoko encourages Jiro to live and seeing how she flies up into the sky and never returns is just so sad but beautiful at the same time

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@piper56m35

Hayao Miyazaki + Joe Hisashi = masterpieces

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@bebeluck9096

4 years ago (edited)

When studio ghibli making a drama, it smashing my cold heart, then i think its okay to cry even for hard men sometimes

@sluffnut7507

Here I am, years after hearing this for the first time, excited about my soon approaching freshman year of collage. Now, as I work countless hours through aerospace engineering curriculum, in the midst of the most difficult project I've ever seen, I can still say with absolute certainty that it is still worth it. Indeed, the wind is still rising for me.

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@tsukakoto

For along time i strayed away from this movie as the trailers never showed me anything that I thought would be interesting. However, today I said screw it and probably just watched one of my new favorite movies of all time. Everything about reeks of pure artistic beauty and as an Italian it was nice too see my people's similar aspirations along with the Japanese aspirations for flight. Si alza il vento.

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@mirai3744

I just watched this, and it became my favourite ghibli movie topping my favourite Castle in the Sky. For some people, they might not like the first hour about inspiration and only focus on the love, but for me, I loved the whole 2 hours. I am learning programming and seeing his focus and dedication towards aviations made me feel the inspiration. And as someone who just broke up after a 5 year relationship, the ideal and pure love story of them , flutters my heart. Perfect movie.

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@natubi4324

大変夢の詰まった、空をかけることに希望を持っていた時代だった。

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@LuisLopez-hp3cf

Rest in peace Michiyo Yasuda

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@ol_fortune9474

The ending never hit me so hard like this before in my entire life.

@MyDearMelancholyyy

I still didn't expect such a sad ending.

@mrsfahrenheit

this movie was so wholesome! Very beautiful story!

@warfighter7616

This was one of the most beautiful movies I have seen.

@convit92

This movie, together with Porco Rosso, really brings tears to my eyes. Both are so romantic yet tragic. I can't stand the moment the lady goes away and the plane takes off into the air.

@jasonwang2846

I find myself whistling this theme all throughout the day 3-4 year after watching the music. I enjoy a wide repetoire of music from 2pac, Cantonese, Taiwanese, classical, indie rock , 80's rock , 90's pop, etc. This song has remained stuck in my brain in some of the deepest strums. Weird but awesome!

@adamclark8994

So glad Joe Hisaishi is back for Ni No Kuni II! Beautiful music.

@パダツー

「母さん、　僕は美しい飛行機を創りたいんです」美に魅せられてしまった少年のあの眼を見るたびに美の崇高さに、そして、恐ろしさに心震える。久石さんの仕事は...本当素晴らしい。

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@kptlt.phillipthomsen5973

Who knew a true story could make me cry like a bitch at an anime..

@yifanwang7136

Yes your profile pic explains that very well

@kptlt.phillipthomsen5973

Rue - Like....The True story was still kinda sad.....But yeah you're correct

@dwightschrute3712

Hold on...this is based on a true story?! Oh, come on! Discovering that Grave of the Fireflies was a true story was already heartbreaking enough, but this too?!

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@rue-2843

Noctis Lucis Caelum Jiro Horikoshi was really a Japanese WWII aircraft engineer that designed the most successful aircraft at the time, which was the Zero fighter as depicted in the movie. His wife didn't die of tuberculosis though. Just look up Jiro Horikoshi, he even has the cute glasses.

@dwightschrute3712

+Rue - Ah, gotta love the cute glasses!

@dwightschrute3712

Your profile picture matches your comment perfectly.

@xXHacksAndTipsXx

Yes it is :D Almost.

@user-ww4wt5hm3l

not a true story

@sexyshinyashots

I will never consider Miyazaki's work Anime ever. There art. His work will always be works of art.

@NotAnotherVlog

There is also a short story called 'The Wind Has Risen' which seems to be Miyazaki's inspiration for the love story behind this film. It's worth it a read, and there you can see why tuberculosis was part of this love story.

@FinDan07

The ”lover dies of tuberculosis” part is actually also a true story, just for a different person, the author of The wind has risen who wrote said book about his experience

@MUETZE198

one of the most underrated ghibli movies

@Crypton16

Always loved how Caproni said "Japanese boy". It sounds insulting, particularly the first time he says it but throughout the course of the film you can hear how it becomes a term of endearment towards Jiro.

@kappazushi5963

2019.4.12　金曜ロードショーで見たよ。公開時、賛否両論あったからどんなもんかと思ったらすごくいい映画だった。

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@Rayiquazi

what I love about this soundtrack are the small fragments of melodies from the previous movies, I hear some howl's moving castle and some spirited away. it's like a nostalgia blast from the past adventures with Miyazaki and Hisaishi.

@laserdemonfrostmage8421

POV: you randomly got this video and had all of the memories of watching this way back in 2013-2014 gushing back like the great flood. Man if there is an animated movie that I'd recommend, laputa castle in the sky and the wind rises would be my top 2. These two hit harder than a million isekai trucks

@EMlNEM2020

beautiful soundtrack, beautiful film.

@ksuosai_kichn

what also I learned bout this movie is when you choose a specific career in life, choose what mind suggests and what the heart desires, balance both cuz if both don't work together our dream will be completely miserable. This movie gives us lessons in life, Its a masterpiece created by Hayao Miyazaki

pls come back and make more if possible, I owe you mahh life

@f1l4nn1m

Japanese boy!

@Kvelertaknes

My favorite Studio Ghibli film of all time, it doesn't get any better than this in my opinion.

@angelazdravkovska4913

6 years ago (edited)

Came across this movie a year after it was released and it was actually the year I got into anime but only watched it today. And I got this urge to make aircraft because of how beautifully it was brought. Today I want to create airplanes, yesterday I wanted to make songs, the day before I wanted to build a cafe, my dream constantly changes. But this movie reminded me that it is the motivation to create that keeps one going. It's not about the direction that the wind blows in, but the fact that it keeps on rising. As long as I get reminded of this not only will I keep on trying to live, but also be thankful for each passing day and each burst of inspiration I get. Thank you Ghibli.

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@AlminNesimi

The real poem in french is super long, like le vent se lève il faut tenter de vivre is just 2 vers from like 5, in there valery denounces the war and brings up the fact that even after all the madness of war we should still continue living ;)

@jadon6963

Isn't it amazing? How a song with no lyrics can tell a story.

@dari_elle

If you've watched this movie, you will cry hearing this song

@-AyushSaha

"She was Beautiful, Just like the Wind"

@dolria1

The greatest and most saddest movie of Hiyao miazaki. This should have won the Oscar but no, they have to give it to the stupid frozen. This is a masterpiece. Frozen can't come even close to this. What a sad ending. Should have give Miyazaki sensei one last time an Oscar. When i watch a Gibli movie, i always think that humanity still has some hope left..his movies shall live forever.

@tamtranthanh1022

The Wind Rises is the best ghibli film I ever watch. It makes me cry a lots. I still watch it more than three times but I don't boring. The love of Naoko and Jiro is ......... Don't have any words can describe their love and my feel about it. Love Naoko and Jiro!!!!

@justinluc2572

I better enjoy this while I can before the copyright warriors come.

@eversincekorea

how can a movie be so beautiful yet so ever crushing my favorite ghibli movie

@rahmetdemir1191

When I am happy,this song makes me sad. When I am sad,this song makes me happy.

@marryinc.4400

2 months ago

This has to be my all time favorite soundtrack to come out of any movie tbh. It's so good

@Cokain3

Wonderful movie and OST ...

@johnflorendo5846

She was beautiful like the wind

@emmfdez812

The Engineers build Dreams :')

@elisavetk2591

I remember this beautiful piece of music was stuck in my brain the day my grandma passed, when i was having flashbacks to my childhood with her and how much caring and loving she was! Listening to it now, almost 3 weeks later brings me such a sweet feeling and reminds me that just as long as this music exists my memories of her won't ever fade away

@harshvraj

This song is beautiful and depressing both at the same time.

@orca6110

I watched this movie a few times and I cried so much at the end. Such a sad but beautiful ending. I also realized that the meaning of “the wind rises” is a storm. Wind blows up during storms aka WWII and they have to live on and survive the war. I love this movie so much and the music is fantastic!

@reevaldy

Just by listening to this soundtrack I can cry

@KuzanNegs

I finished it yesterday, and while watching it, I never thought that the ending would be this sad

@jiwonkim7536

7 years ago (edited)

I just like the way Joe Hisaishi incorporates many kinds of melodies from his previous works into a song. For example when the song was progressing to the end, there are elements of One Summer's Day.

@keyaunna.

i’m here crying to this song after my lover left me. i just thought id never be without him and now i’m crying because we watched this movie for the first time together and i love it so much.

@sailint8532

This music is so good. The wind rises is great story about love, war, sorrow, dream. It impressed me so much.

@charlottei148

i particularly love the last 40 seconds of this song

@thelostcomrad

the wind rises marked my final year at high school and my final Miyazaki film, after growing up with the magic I cry every time. a perfect note to leave on, and leaving for the military in a little less than a month, the feel are real y'all. I hope I grow old enough to see magic like Mr Miyazaki again

@bluetink1042

this song i dont know but soothes my heart ...makes me feel calm at the same time sad.....!

@GhibliMusicWorld

I love how Studio Ghibli draws inspiration from nature in their films.

@pallizer2328

i have no idea what it exactly was, but something in this movie got me so early in it, that im still fascinated by its beauty and music and those lovely characters. Im so thankful for this piece of art.

@ImApromox

Ghibli gives me life in my darkest moments. Ghibli movies have been a lifesaver so many times in my short 21 years of life and never fails making life feels worth living! <3

@phantomwolfgames5813

This soundtrack gives me inspiration, so many ideas. Every note makes me think of the past within every memory, it truly makes me cry. I just want to be free while listening to this.This soundtrack really is beautiful. It feels like a lot more than what I said, and again, looking at the past lisening to this soundtrack makes me cry. And it's simply been 12 years in my life. The composer of this song did a phenomenal job. I gave all the credit in the world to him/her.

@GuitarHeartno1

Sounds like my childhood is escaping through my fingers as I grow older, but the nostalgia remain the same.

@tiwitiwi6202

it really has deep meaning you never realized yet. if airplanes are dreams, nahoko's airplane was jiro. while she was sick and dying, she really tried her best to build that airplane which was jiro. the day she left, she knew she successfully built that plane and ready to be flown away jiro said none of his planes came back, same can really be said for nahoko, she will never meet the airplane again which was jiro

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@its_master_Roshi

Beautiful movie I felt tears when she went to sanatorium in the end

yknow studio ghibli movies always tend to wake our deep emotions within us they always outclass Disney with their art style and story themes.

@cychopedia9699

2 years ago (edited)

I got inspired by this film. i used to dream about being a pilot but that seem to be impossible because of my bad eyesight so i decided to abandoned that dream but after a while i was introduced to this beautiful movie which make my dream come true... well not really. Im planning to become an aircraft engineer. Its beautiful and weird to be inspired by a film but still after i watched this film i got the motive to be an aircraft engineer. Well the lesson is to never give up. Goodbye. -A person

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@Ghibli4Vibes

8 months ago

これを読んでいる皆さん、あなたを傷つけたり、常にストレスを与えていることがすべて良くなることを祈ります。暗い考え、過剰な考え、疑いがあなたの心から消えますように。明晰さが混乱に取って代わるかもしれません。平和と静けさがあなたの人生を満たしますように。

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@fattabby5011

I really need a happy ending for this, finally the plane flied but Nahoko gone. Nothing can compensate that tremedous emptiness inside me right now

@GuitarHeartno1

i like deep, gentle music like this. It makes me more comfortable and relaxed. Whenever i can't sleep, i turn on anime music without lyrics. It makes me forget stress and have goodnight's sleep

@apetit8687

The main character had an amazing journey of a life, as an artist and an engineer, and I think Miyazaki could identify with him as an artist. This music perfectly represents that 10 years, the pain of failure, and the welling, unstoppable push of innovation and technology racing forward with time. In the middle of that, one man floats along, and finds simple love and happiness. And it's beautiful. It's more beautiful because he experienced it all, bittersweet, don't you think?

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@GHIBLI_MEDIA

I don't know who needs to hear this but whatever is worrying you right now, forget about it. Take a deep breath, stay positive, and know that things will get better

@foolofatook1271

10 months ago

“Little Japanese boy”

@Wingzofelzorro

I was a kid who tried to make flying planes and now Im an adult who enjoys the pleasures of model flying (mostly love designing models as it is where i find peace).This movie touched the deepest depths of my heart.

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@allysafayebayona3500

3:18 so we had a very short SPIRITED AWAY vibes here...

@thelostcomrad

Everyone has a special moment with a ghibli movie, I was lucky enough to have two. The first was when I first saw princess mononoke as a kid and fell in love with the animation styles and storytelling of japanese animation, and then secondly after many years of tragedy and depression, I saw this movie and heard this song, and it kind of just.... melted away, and replaced it with hope.

@aithnecrow1377

That piano bit at 2:57 always gets me. Can't not feel melancholic listening to that

@Hai-vg2pv

this soundtrack makes me cry a lots whenever I hear it.

@jasodu1

1:50 is lit

@DogtownPower

I use this song to wake up in the morning, what a beautiful song.

@eversincekorea

Le vent se lève, il faut tenter de vivre

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@vaibhavjain3234

just the First 15 seconds of this gives shivers.

@st3v3nk3

1:50 you CAN feel how the wind rises and blow you.. and after that calm wind... and AGAIN it blow.. this is a masterpiece...

@whiskeythepuppydog2398

Life become simply heaven when you achieve what you want from yourself. This anime makes me happy, VIVE LA JOE HISHASHI !

@louisalbertoucourt2117

Le meilleur film d animation pour moi

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@darklord9252

When I heard the music in between the scenes i thought that there was a tinge of sadness in it and when i finished the movie my tears proved it.

@m.dsayan198

1:50

@naho1320

Esta canción es tan linda la película también, aunque algo triste pero con un bonito mensaje

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@karoAps

1:49 holy mother of god this part is so good

@skynguyen3342

I love this song and "promise of the world" from Howls moving castle. They do instill hope.

@lenny7877

I'm studying mechanical engineering to build rocketships one day, this movie gives me life.

@trip_t2122

4 months ago

I cried so much when this ended. What a good movie!

@projetsgroupeactif

Beautiful drawing

@ren-jz4mc

whisper of the heart and the wind rises inspired me to write more stories, now i love writing and love all the time i spend with anything, ghibli cures everything even depression

@hurraysourav9928

Jiro... O jiro... My heart goes for you

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@Cbey2121

I always imagine the different planes of jiro's dreams flying around, until I hit the last 40 seconds of the piece. Then all I can think about is naoko and how amazing their realationship was written in the movie.

@sushrut5102

Caproni: Is the wind still rising Japanese boy? Goosebumps

@aliaa2677

I love their love story very much. Very pure. Thank you Ghibli. I almost forgot how to live in this world. But watching all the movies really make me feels like I have to stay on the ground. Don't runaway- that's the main message from Miyazaki.

@zaynahmed9711

Thank you Miyazaki

@stevfell

I got no words to express what I feel listening to this...

@imjuxtiinnnn

"Someone is waiting Japanese boy"

@foxslt4533

Every time i see this movie i remember not only the zero but also the Macchi mc.202

@yatothinks4506

The Wind Rises is more deserving to win that Oscar back in 2013. I think This film is superior than Frozen

@kptlt.phillipthomsen5973

Airplanes are not tools for war. They are not for making money. Airplanes are beautiful dreams. Engineers turn dreams into reality

@muhammadlutfim250

The planes didn't come back, same as his wife :"

@dokuhuynh7883

Hauntingly beautiful. Joe Hisaishi will forever remain the best composer in me.

@kaur2989

I started watching this movie with low expectations, boy was I wrong.

@tara-xr2ot

6 years ago (edited)

When I first saw Spirited Away, I was maybe 2 or even younger or to be more precise, it was 2006. From that moment till this day bond between me and Studio Ghibli is something that I treasure the most. This feeling of fragility I feel when I listen or watch any of Mr. Miyazaki's movies I can't describe. I feel like porcelain that could be broken anytime. But, that feeling of pure happiness is what I treasure the most. Whisper of the Heart helped me through my bad depression and, WAAH, I'm emotional, I'm extremely grateful for their creativity and beautiful minds. Thanks! bows down

@sayenshin

At first, I didn't know what to think of this piece of music. Actually, I found it boring after listening to it the first time. Then, three years passed and I listened to it again. My god do tastes change with time after experiencing new events in life. It really stands there with the other famous Ghibli themes Joe Hisaishi has written in the past. I still can't it'll probably be the last collaboration between Miyazaki-san and Hisaishi-san. Time goes as fast as a dragonfly passing by!

@nigelwatson3701

Got the film, and my so, so special friend, Stuart, gave it me as a present!!! Miss him loads and I mean big time!

@jhosuarodriguez7612

Now I can´t listen to this without wanna cry TwT

@lostzephyr2191

Was lucky to be able to see this in a theater when it came to the United States. Excellent film, and would have been a nearly perfect swan song for Miyazaki if he had stuck to his retirement. Considering the themes of the film, I believe that was his intention. I'm happy that we'll be receiving at least one more film from the master, but I think that the cost will be him throwing away the best farewell to the world he could have made.

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@rhinospaint1417

Such a beautiful portrayed film!

@borganon3022

Beautiful.... just so beautiful

@dawnnika4421

But remember this, Japanese boy... airplanes are not tools for war. They are not for making money. Airplanes are beautiful dreams. Engineers turn dreams into reality.

@adamclark8994

I love this movie, it's one of my favourites. Infact if you ask me it's the best Studio Ghibli film.

@harrypotteryescaillouno45

Why wasn't this score nominated in the Oscars?

@방찬종-k7d

This is so beautiful.

@vincent-ataramaniko

When you see stuff like Spirited Away or Princess Mononoke, you'd think it is impossible to make better movies than the likes of those. But Miyazaki never ceases to exceed our expectations.

@EmilyRafferty

This gets me emotional like 30 seconds in.... every single time

@50shekels

After hearing this song I got a new reinvigorated and rekindled fire in my chest, from where I worked extra hard for the next 30 years, in the end having created a successful company engineering small aeroplanes for civilian use. I sold it at the age of 54 and retired early with a handsome fortune of 14.5 million dollars in the US currency. My family and I moved to the northern part of Italy near Sardinia, in the modest, but beautiful alpine village of Arezias. I had found a wife there some 20 years earlier, and sworn I would make it my home some day. We got 4 kids. In the summer we drive to the coast where our children practically sprint onto my boat from where we go fishing and swimming in the blue Mediterranean. Our oldest, Matteo, he is 16 and can already sail independently and can do a glorious job while I feel the ocean splashes on my face, relaxing. We also barbecue and invite friends and family over. I have become good friends with a butcher there, Giovanni. We talk about anything from our kids to football. He is a good friend. In the winter the night is chilly, but the nights are long and dark, which gives me plenty of time to look into the shining light that is my wife’s eyes, appreciating how wonderful and strange life is, and how in the end everything works out. We still live there today. The wind is rising, and we must try to live.

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@liamholloway7885

Listening to this and feeling devastated for the aviation industry due to Covid-19. Hoping the wind will rise again for all aviators and aeronautical engineers.

@Alex-gj9bg

I always wanted to become an airplane engineer. Now that I saw this movie, I feel like I need to become an airplane engineer. This movie showed me my vocation, and my dreams... This story is so poetic, beautiful and tragic. It did something to me... it resonated in me. I love airplanes, since I was a little child. I remember me and my dad going to airplane shows and meetings. I will always do my best to make dreams possible, I will do pieces of art...

@Bombastic-Jam

Hearing this kinda gives me goosebumps

@Bharicot

I dream about become writer ( I apologies for my English I’m french) since I’m young I dream about it now that I am 20 and in literature studies I understand that dreams are important for life, for a long time I forgot about this dream and life was empty and painful now I understand that if you don’t try hard for your dreams and still trust in it you have nothing so I keep dreaming even if it’s hard and this kind of movies help a lot for that thank you Miyasaki love you master !

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@NotBadJefferBoat

"The sky is beautiful, as the wind rises."

@LambdaLife

Is the wind still rising, Japanese boy?

@SoloPilot6

I looked forward to this film because I wanted to see it, but I was sad to think that it would be Miyazaki's last. Then I saw it, and knew that it was a film for adults, that had been made to appeal to kids. As a pilot who has flown planes that I designed and built (for fun!), I consider this one of the finest films ever made. My joy is increased by knowing that Miyazaki -- like all creative people -- can't put his talent aside for very long, and is working again.

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@danielj7053

1:05 What do you think, japanese boy? Is the wind still rising?

@meltup3668

This is like inspirational music x100

@captainngoose

I own a limited set from nearly a decade ago, and that's all I've seen from Studio Ghibli. But from experience from watching the movies I do own, I'm willing to bet this, and others, are also beautiful. <3

@nnarcissminator3193

Joe Hisaishi <3 omg what a splendid composer that combines styles across the ages. I can hear Romanticism, Rachmaninoff and more!

@mariapl4587

Почему это вызывает у меня столько слёз каждый раз?

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@HerArtnThoughts

One of my favourite movies! I love painting studio ghibli scenes!

@guadalupestubblefield5297

1:50 She was beautiful, like the wind.

@catstix4087

Such a beautiful song

It makes me feel like I'm someplace else

@ngapik6985

relaxing.... I love it

@user-jj2mu7lx9l

"She wanted him to remember as she was" , the movie left me freakin empty for a minute or two , the void left in jiro's heart after her death and another inevitable deaths of pilots who went on war with his creation , the creation's sole purpose was the exact opposite to be precise!

@Supermoneygang12

Other ghibli films get too much shine. This movie blows spirited away out of the water.

@LeMeccerino

This showed up in Demo's stream last night. Stayed up 'til 4am. Worth it

@zelaltoptas6358

when ı watch this movie and listen this movie soundtrack, ı feel better. ı believe my dreams will be true one day, in the future. ı feel like a optimistic and ı study harder before. ı think studio ghibli's movies are very useful for students.

@strakhovandrri

Jiro did more than warplanes. He became a teacher after the war, so he gave the power of creation to generation of students. His wind is still blowing in them and will blow forever, just as the winds of previous creators gathered in him, making a new flow.

@petavanlieshout9171