Miyazaki Desktop Series 011 Sea Train Spirited Away
$309.00
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Character: Spirited Away · Chihiro Ogino, Kaonashi
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Width: 45 cm / 17.7 in
- Depth: 18 cm / 7.1 in
- Height: 20 cm / 7.9 in
Configurations
- One (1) complete Sea Train diorama with train car, translucent water base, and railroad crossing platform
- One (1) Chihiro figure
- One (1) No-Face figure
- One (1) Boh (mouse form) and Yubaba’s Bird figure
- Three (3) interior shadow passenger figures
- Two (2) platform shadow passenger figures
- One (1) Train Conductor figure
- Magnetic installation for the detachable train door and front car section
- Multiple LED light-up functions (train headlights, car interior, and water base)
Material & Packaging
- Imported Resin
- Imported PU
- Dyed Clear-Cast Transparent Parts
Other
- Edition Size: 288 pieces
- Mass Production: The final product will include an optimized second head sculpt for Chihiro and a Blue Sky & Cloud Background Board.
- Estimated Shipment: Q1 – Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Relive the serene and magical journey from Spirited Away with this breathtaking Sea Train diorama, which masterfully captures the iconic scene featuring Chihiro and No-Face. With intricate LED lighting illuminating the train car and the translucent water base, this diorama is a true work of art. As a highly limited edition, it promises to be a profound and cherished centerpiece for any discerning collector’s display.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This evocative diorama is inspired by one of the most memorable sequences from the celebrated animated film, Spirited Away. It captures the quiet and mysterious train ride across the flooded plains, featuring the young protagonist Chihiro alongside the enigmatic spirit, No-Face. This scene is a poignant moment of reflection and transition within the film's fantastical spirit world.
