Studio Ghibli Launches Kiki’s Delivery Service Music Box For Anime Fans

The famous Japanese Studio Ghibli, known for heartwarming, hand-drawn two-dimensional cartoons, has launched a new Jiji-themed collectible through Ghibli specialty retailer Donguri Kyowakoku. The decorative music box, named Kiki’s Delivery Service Music Box: A Message to Kiki, features the beloved black cat character from the Kiki’s Delivery Service anime movie.

Directed by the legendary Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki, the anime movie uses Jiji to represent the protagonist Kiki’s inner monologue, who left home to become independent at age 13. The black cat served as Kiki’s adorable talking companion, depicting her naïve, childish side and psyche. The turning point of the movie occurs when the protagonist loses her ability to fly and can no longer understand or converse with her cat.

The Kiki’s Delivery Service Music Box brings this loyal companion back to life with an eye-catching centerpiece appeal. The music box’s design recreates the nostalgic scene from Guchokipanya bakery where Kiki begins her journey for freedom. The sculpted collectible depicts a realistic vintage rotary telephone and Jiji’s figurine sitting pretty on top of a wooden box.

The intricate lace cover draped on the wooden box and the matte-black flexible cord add a timeless touch to the collectible music box. This beautiful design captures a precious moment from daily life at the bakery and reflects the rustic charm of the place.

The music collectible shows Jiji curiously leaning towards the detached receiver with perked-up ears. The inquisitive expressions perfectly capture the cat’s curiosity, leaving us to wonder whether Kiki is on the line or a customer calling for the delivery. Instead of playing the caller’s voice, the telephone plays the iconic theme song of the movie, “Rouge no Dengon” (Message in Rouge).

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The music box measures 4.1 × 5.1 × 4.1 inches and weighs only 1.17 lbs, making this collectible a compact and lightweight centerpiece. You can place the music box on your coffee table, countertop, or keep it inside an open shelf as a showpiece. This music box is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face and remind you of the slow-paced and evocative nostalgia of the 90s era.

The Kiki’s Delivery Service Music Box was released on August 8, 2026, and has sparked an outrageous buzz on various social platforms ever since. Since the music box is in high demand right now, better place your order before stocks run dry. You can purchase the Jiji-themed centerpiece from the Donguri Kyowakoku offline stores in Japan, or place an order through the official online store.

Via: Sora News 24