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‘Your Name’ Surpasses ‘Spirited Away’ to Become the Highest-Grossing Anime!
By
Flora
/
18 Jan 2017 (Wednesday)
The Japanese anime movie ‘
Your Name’
(Kimi no Na wa) has grossed over $331 million at the international box office, beating Studio Ghibli’s fantasy adventure Spirited Away’s $289 million, making it the highest-grossing anime film in the world, and the highest grossing film in Japan of all time.
It has been reported
(via The Independent)
that the majority of tickets have been sold in Japan, where the film is currently the third-highest grossing film of all time having made $192.5 million.
[Synopsis]
Taki wakes from what seemed like a very important dream. But in an unfamiliar room and not in his body…but that of a girl! On the other hand, Mitsuha, a teen girl, is tired of living in a mountain village. She pleads to God “Please, let me be a handsome Tokyo boy in my next life!” The next morning, Mitsuha awakens as a high school male. Based on information around her, she learns whose body she inhabits. His name is Taki. The two have switched places! When they wake up again, they’ve returned to their former selves. But sleep brings the body swap again and again. Mysteriously, the pattern continues daily. The two fumble about, unaccustomed to each other’s bodies, but start communicating by memo. As they awkwardly overcome one challenge after another, a bond develops between the two- one that evolves into something more romantic. However, there’s something they still don’t know… The unexpected is about to be revealed.
Your Name
Japan
Kimi No Na Wa
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