Ghibli Park opens, author of "Lefty Allen" spends millions on peripheral products, sparking heated discussion

• The official theme park of Studio Ghibli, Ghibli Park, officially opened on November 1 and attracted a large number of visitors on the same day, including Kappi, the author of the famous manga "Left-handed Allen". However, it is obvious that Kappi prefers the official original peripherals. When checking out, it was discovered that he had spent more than 1 million yen, which sparked heated discussions among netizens.

•Ghibli Animation Studio was founded in mid-1985 and was named after its famous animation director Hayao Miyazaki, which means seasonal hot winds in the Sahara Desert. It has produced countless classic animated films and is deeply loved by fans around the world. The first phase of the theme park has three areas, namely "Youth Hill", "Ghibli's Warehouse" and "Totoro Forest". In addition, "Ghost Village" and "Witch Valley" will be opened next year.

•Kappi said that she had been looking forward to the opening of the Ghibli Park for a long time. On the opening day, she grabbed a "Porco Rosso" collaboration watch, which is limited to 100 pieces worldwide and was priced at 1,199,000 yen. Together with various other peripherals, the total amount of 19 items at checkout was 1,262,555 yen. She shared this online and attracted envy and praise from fans.