Yadosagashi (House Hunting)

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Synonyms: Looking for a Home

Japanese: やどさがし

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Type: Special

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jan 3, 2006

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Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: Studio Ghibli

Source: Original

Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Slice of Life

Demographic: Kids

Duration: 12 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 6.48¹ (scored by 498 users)

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Ranked: #7051²

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Popularity: #9826

Members: 3,146

Favorites: 0

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6.48

Ranked #7051Popularity #9826Members 3,146

SpecialStudio Ghibli

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Synopsis

A nameless heroine packs up her belongings into a large satchel and heads out of the city. Walking on foot across the countryside, she encounters a strange collection of creepy crawlies and ghostly spirits.

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Miyazaki, Hayao

Director, Script, Storyboard, Key Animation

Yonebayashi, Hiromasa

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Yasuda, Michiyo

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Yamashita, Akihiko

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Reviews

Dec 9, 2009

IkariZero

Mixed Feelings

Yadosagashi is a short film viewable for patrons of the Studio Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Japan. Although it's most definitely intended for young children, it's a very clever film that audiences of all ages can understand and enjoy. The beauty of it is its use of Japanese onomatopoeia to tell the story of the female lead during her journey. The art is lackluster, but the prominence of the sound effects more than make up for it.