As the signature character of Japanese animation, Miyazaki has many fans around the world, but after directing "The Wind Rises" in 2013, the old man announced his retirement, which made many netizens very reluctant.
Now the Japanese media give the news that on August 31 this year, the Ghibli Museum will officially release the CG short film "Caterpillar Polo", which is a super animated short film created after Miyazaki's silence for 5 years.
In order to create this short film with a length of only 14 minutes and 20 seconds, Miyazaki spent five years preparing for it, and he himself is looking forward to how the audience will feel after watching it.
For Miyazaki, who insists on using hand-drawn, this "Caterpillar Polo" is his first attempt at CG animation technology, and the outside world is also looking forward to it.
