The original novel 'Kiki's Delivery Service' by Eiko Kadono is published in Japan, which later inspires the animated film.
Studio Ghibli releases the animated film 'Kiki's Delivery Service' directed by Hayao Miyazaki, which becomes a beloved classic in animation.
An English-language dubbed version of the film is released, expanding its audience worldwide.
The film is released in high-definition Blu-ray format, increasing accessibility to new audiences and collectors.
Kiki turns 13, the age when witches traditionally leave their homes for a year to live independently and develop their skills.
Kiki departs from her family to start her year of independent witch life in a new city.
Kiki arrives in the bustling port city where she plans to establish herself and make a living.
Kiki meets Osono, who offers her a place to stay and encourages her to start a delivery service using her flying ability.
Kiki launches her delivery service using her broom and begins gaining customers around the city.
Kiki meets Tombo, a boy interested in aviation, who becomes her friend and admirer.
Under stress and self-doubt, Kiki temporarily loses her ability to fly.
Kiki visits Ursula, a painter living in the forest, and in doing so reconnects with her own confidence.
Kiki regains her flying ability after regaining self-confidence and overcoming her insecurities.
Using her regained flying skill, Kiki rescues Tombo from a dangerous accident during a festival.
Following her heroic act, Kiki is embraced by the city’s residents and secures her place in the community.
