00:00In an exclusive interview with Euronews,
00:03director of Studio Ghibli and recipient of the Princess Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities
00:08says he's pleased that these films continue to reach so many people.
00:30I think it's something that we've seen in the world.
00:33I think it's something that we've seen in the world.
00:38It's a very happy thing, but it's something that we've seen in the world.
00:46Yoda also spoke about one of the most recurring themes at Ghibli War,
00:51which is particularly relevant amid the arms race,
00:54and with Japan drastically increasing its military spending.
00:58Of course, the war would not happen.
01:02But I think that he was a great place for the director of the Miyazaki Hayao.
01:08I think that he was a great place for the war,
01:10but he was a great place for the war,
01:17and he was a great place for the war,
01:21and he was a great place for the war,
01:28and he was a great place for the war.
01:34The director reflected on how Studio Ghibli has been able to interpret the times in which it operates,
01:40from its founding in the 1980s to the present day.
01:42We are always thinking about how to do this,
01:50and how to do this, and how to do it.
01:53I think we're always thinking about how to do this.
01:57We've always heard a discussion about how to do this.
02:10The Princess of Asturias' foundation will recognize this dedication to purpose during
02:16the Annunna Award Ceremony at the Campo Amo Theatre.
