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You can now get a Ghibli jigsaw puzzle calendar for 2024

Calendar designs include cute images from 'My Neighbor Totoro' and 'Spirited Away'

Kaila Imada
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Kaila Imada
Associate Editor, Time Out Tokyo
Ghibli calendar jigsaw puzzle
Photo: Ensky Co., Ltd.
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You might want to start your Christmas shopping early this year. If you or someone you know loves Studio Ghibli, you’ll want to add these adorable Ghibli jigsaw puzzle calendars to your shopping list.  

Ghibli calendar jigsaw puzzle
Photo: Ensky Co., Ltd.

These awesome 2024 calendars are the perfect year-end gift, more so since they are only available on a made-to-order basis. The 2024 calendar comes in two designs featuring images from iconic Ghibli films 'Spirited Away' and 'My Neighbor Totoro'.

Ghibli calendar jigsaw puzzle
Photo: Ensky Co., Ltd.

Each jigsaw comprises 1,000 pieces and when finished, the calendar can be framed and hung on a wall. The puzzle also comes in a cute box, which doubles as another calendar or a keepsake box.

Ghibli calendar jigsaw puzzle
Photo: Ensky Co., Ltd.

These made-to-order Ghibli calendar puzzles cost ¥3,850 each. You can reserve one via the Ensky online shop and Donguri Kyowakoku.

Ghibli calendar jigsaw puzzle
Photo: Ensky Co., Ltd.

If you do plan on framing your puzzle, the Ensky online shop is also selling matching frames. Each frame costs ¥4,070. You can find the ‘My Neighbor Totoro’ frame here and the ‘Spirited Away’ frame here.

Want more from Studio Ghibli? Check out our ultimate guide to Ghibli Park near Nagoya. 

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