Castle in the Sky

This film is directed by Hayao Miyazaki. Its story is that Sheeta and Pazu play active roles. He is a boy working in a coal mine shaft. She is a princess of Laputa and has a Levistone which can control Laputa. She is pursued by colonel Muska. He is a distant relative of Sheeta and wants to be the king of Laputa and the emperor of the world. One day, she falls from a passenger airship in order to escape from him. She is saved because she falls very slowly by Levistone’s power. She meets Pazu there and they run about trying to escape from him, but they finally are caught by Muska’s subordinates. After they are taken a Levistone by power, he go to Laputa. Thanks to a pirate in the sky, Sheeta and Pazu also go there. They fight against Muska. They utter spell of destruction and defeat him. They are rescued by the pirate, and Laputa soars high into the sky.
I watch this file once a year and want to be a man like Pazu. This file sets our mind as rest.

My Neighbor Totoro

This film is produced by Hayao Miyazaki. This story is in Japan in 1958. A university professor and his two daughters, Satsuki and May, move into an old house in rural, because their mother is in the hospital near here. There are mysterious creatures called Susuwatari in the house and Totoro in a mountain behind their house. Only young people can see them, that is to say, Satsuki and May can see them. Susuwatari can’t live in the house in which someone lives, so Susuwatari moves out. Satsuki meets Totoro at a bus stop when she waits her father. She lend her umbrella to him, because it rain heavily. Totoro gives a package of acorns in return. After she sows acorns in her garden, Totoros come here and pray that acorns grow well. Acorns grew well and were big trees. Satsuki and May go to top of the trees with Totoros, and they wake up. They don’t understand whether it was a dream, but they sprout up.
I am usually impressed after I watch this film.