Today we will talk to you about the top ten good-looking Japanese anime movie recommendations, Japanese animation movies are still very developed in the world, and there are many types of types, and the overall picture is easy to heal, can better relax the mood, next we will introduce these must-see Japanese anime movies with you.

1. Spirited Away
"Spirited Away" is an animated film directed and written by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli, which was officially released in Japan on July 20, 2001, telling the story of the girl Chihiro who accidentally came to the supernatural world. The film won the 2003 Academy Award for Best Feature Animation, and is also the first and only animation work in history to win the Berlin Golden Bear, one of the three major European film festivals as a film, and the film finally grossed 30.4 billion yen in Japan in 2001.
2, Tomb of Fireflies (movie)
"Tomb of the Fireflies" is a Japanese animated film directed by Takahata, starring Tatsumi Tatsuto, Ayano Shiraishi and others. The film tells the story of Kobe in the late World War II, where his brother Kiyota, who lost his mother due to an air raid and was adopted by relatives, and his 4-year-old sister Setsuko lived away from people and hidden in a cave under the rule of Linggumi (an institution established to rule the people at that time during World War II), but gradually died because they could not get the help of adults. A ragged teenager, lying breathless at a crowded station, is slowly approaching the end of his 14-year-old short life, which is Japan after the defeat of the war...
3, 5 cm per second (movie)
"5 Cimmeters per Second" is a realistic animation created by Makoto Shinkai, which was officially released in Japan on March 3, 2007. The anime is an anime short story based on a teenager as the story axis and unfolds three separate stories in a row, set in Japan from the 1990s to modern times, and shows the changes in Tokyo and other regions through the life of a teenager. The first episode "Sakura Copy" describes the mood of Takashi and Akari when they fell in love when they were young, and the day they reunited, the second episode "Astronaut" describes the life of Takashi and Akari after their separation from the perspective of Hanae Sukita, who has a good impression of Takashi who entered high school, and the third episode "5 centimeters per second" portrays the various inner hesitations of Takaki and Akari when they grow up.
4, Howl's Moving Castle (movie)
Howl's Moving Castle is a work by Hayao Miyazaki in the winter of 2004 following the animated film Spirited Away. The film was released in Japan on November 20, 2004. The film is adapted from British children's novelist Diana M. Harwell the Sorcerer and the Fire Demon by W. Jones. Set on the eve of the war, the film describes three sisters living in a small town, of which the eldest sister, Sophie, is an expert in hat making, but she offends the witch and changes from an 18-year-old beautiful girl to a 90-year-old woman. She escapes from her home in terror, but enters a moving castle, where she and Hal, who can't fall in love with people but knows magic, compose a war romance and work with the rest of the castle to find a way to undo the spell on her body.
5, Sky City (movie)
"Sky City" is an animated film produced by Studio Ghibli in Japan, Miyazaki Hayao serves as the original, supervisor, script design, character setting and director, and voiced by Mayumi Tanaka, Keiko Yokozawa, Yonoei Hatsui, and Nong Terada. The film was released in Japan on August 2, 1986. The film tells the adventures of the protagonist girl Hida and the young Balu, as well as pirates, troops, muska and others in search of the sky city of Laputa. Its theme song "With You", composed by musician Hisaishi Jean, is famous all over the world for its beautiful tunes that make people cry and beautiful music that moves the heart, and has been adapted into many versions and has become a famous film and television song.
6. Your Name (movie)
"Your name. is an original Japanese animated film directed by Makoto Shinkai and mainly voiced by Takanosuke Kamiki and Moe Ueshiraishi. The work was released in Japan on August 26, 2016. Chinese mainland was released on December 2, 2016. The work tells the story of male and female high school students who meet in dreams and find each other. The slogan of the work is "Find the You You Have Never Seen". This encounter between a teenager and a girl living in a distant land was inspired by Makoto Shinkai's 2014 Z-Club CM Crossroads. In addition, the creation is inspired by two Japanese classics, Ono Komachi's waka song "If you meet no one in a dream, if you know that it is a dream, why wake up." Even if there are often trysts in dreams, how can it be better than seeing the real thing.
7. Listen to the ear (movie)
"Ear Listening", based on Aoi Hiiragi's manga of the same name, is directed by Kifumi Kondo, who has served as a drawing supervisor in Miyazaki's works many times. The film tells a story that takes place in 1994, and is mostly set in downtown Tama near Tokyo. The male and female protagonists encourage each other to learn from each other and strive for their respective ideals, narrating the pure and sincere and touching love story between boys and girls, expressing the author's attitude to life and positive and enterprising spirit. "Ear Listening" continues this theme, and the girl Tsukishima Wen comes to the Earth House for help when she is frustrated and loses her direction. She was touched by Seiji's dedication to pursuing her dream of becoming a violin maker.

8, Millennium Actress (movie)
"Millennium Actress" is an animated film produced by MADHOUSE, directed by Toshi Imatoshi, and voiced by Momi Oyama, Shozo Iizuka, Tomiko Orikasa, Miyoko Shoji and others. The film was released in Japan on September 14, 2002. The film tells the story of Chiyoko Fujiwara, a popular actress in Japan, who recalls the past after receiving the mysterious key sent back by Genya Tachibana. The film won the Best Animation Award at the Canadian Fantasy Film Festival in 2001 and the Best Animation Achievement Award at the 31st Annie Awards in 2002, and was the only animation work invited by the Taipei Film Festival. Chiyoko Fujiwara, a popular female star in Japan, suddenly disappeared from the screen when she became popular thirty years ago...

9, Firefly Forest (movie)
"Hotaru no Mori" is based on the manga of the same name by Yuki Midorikawa in the shoujo manga magazine "LaLa", and was announced as a theatrical manga on March 24, 2011. It was released in Japan on September 11, 2011. On February 22, 2012, the Blu-ray and DVD release of Firefly Forest began. "Firefly Forest" tells a poignant and fleeting love story that takes place deep in the countryside and mountains. The protagonist Akin and Hotaru met in the mountains, but Akin disappeared as long as he was touched by humans, and love developed between the two in the year after year of getting along, and finally Akin disappeared because he touched humans at the Yokai Festival, but the two were finally able to hug together.
10, Red Hot Chili Peppers (movie)
"Red Hot Chili Peppers" is an animated film directed by Imatoshi and voiced by Emi Hayashi Hara, Toru Furutani , Toru Emoru and others, released in 2006. The film is adapted from Yasutaka Tsukai's cover work "Dream Detective", which tells the story of the beautiful doctor Atsuko Chiba who works at a psychiatric research institute and together with the genius scientist Kosaku Tokita, invents a device "DC MINI" that can monitor and change the patient's dream. Jin Toshi not only acted as a director, but also took on the burden of creating a script for the film, and thanks to Jin Toshi's efforts, "Red Hot Chili Peppers" finally appeared on the big screen in a new form of animation.
Finally, I strongly pushed five centimeters per second and listened sideways, the love of our youth is the most memorable in our lives!