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'''Availability:''' Common.
'''Availability:''' Common.
* Can be seen on Studio Ghibli movies since 1991 starting with Isao Takahata's ''Only Yesterday'', but also put at the beginning of the re-releases of older Ghibli films such as ''Castle in the Sky'', ''My Neighbor Totoro'' and ''Kiki's Delivery Service'' among others.
* Can be seen on Studio Ghibli movies since 1991 starting with Isao Takahata's ''Only Yesterday'', but also put at the beginning of the re-releases of older Ghibli films such as ''Castle in the Sky'', ''My Neighbor Totoro'' and ''Kiki's Delivery Service'' among others.
* It is also used as a de-facto home video logo on releases of their material since around 2009 (it was also used on the 1994 Fox Video release of ''My Neighbor Totoro'') following the logo for whatever distributor distributes their material (the North American Disney releases however only have their logo). On post-2017-US prints of their back catalog, this logo would be preceded by the [[GKIDS]] Logo. It is spotted on the Australian and UK Blu-rays of ''Ponyo''. It is most likely going to appear on the Japanese Blu-ray release of ''Wallace & Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death'', since Studio Ghibli actually provided distribution to that short there.
* It is also used as a de-facto home video logo on releases of their material since around 2009 (it was also used on the 1994 Fox Video release of ''My Neighbor Totoro'') following the logo for whatever distributor distributes their material (the North American Disney releases however only have their logo). On post-2017-US prints of their back catalog, this logo would be preceded by the [[GKIDS]] Logo. It is spotted on the Australian and UK Blu-rays of ''Ponyo''.  


'''Editor's Note:''' Not the best logo in the world, but their movies more than make up for it.
'''Editor's Note:''' Not the best logo in the world, but their movies more than make up for it.
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