Ghibli's enchanting aesthetic has inspired countless artists to create outdoor sculptures that evoke the studio's magical worlds. Among the most famous is "The Guardian of the Valley," a towering moss-covered figure nestled in a forest, reminiscent of "Princess Mononoke." Another standout is "Whispering Wind," a kinetic sculpture of delicate metal leaves that flutter like spirits from "Spirited Away." In Japan's Shiretoko National Park, the "Kodama Grove" features hundreds of small, carved wooden figures hidden among trees, paying homage to the forest sprites. Meanwhile, the "Floating Castle" installation in Wales mimics Laputa's floating ruins with suspended stone pillars. These sculptures transform public spaces into Ghibli-esque wonderlands, inviting viewers to step into Studio Ghibli's beloved universes.