This indoor image displays a decorated wall featuring numerous cartoon figures resembling Kodama (tree spirits from Studio Ghibli's Princess Mononoke), along with a large sushi roll design. The wall is horizontally segmented into three sections: a textured white lower half, a solid black band across the middle, and a plain light brown/beige upper section. On the left, a prominent light blue Kodama figure stands on a glowing yellow neon semi-circle, appearing to support a large, illustrative cross-section of a sushi roll. The sushi roll depicts various colorful fillings such as red fish, green cucumber, orange carrot, yellow egg, and other ingredients, set against white rice with black specks, all encased in a black nori wrap. Along the black band and the white wall below it, several other Kodama figures are arranged. One smaller figure sits on the black band, perched above a neon light. To the right, a group of three figures stands on individual glowing neon bases, with two larger figures seemingly holding up a smaller one in between. Another figure is partially visible on the far right. The neon lights provide a soft, yellowish glow, illuminating the figures and adding to the whimsical ambiance. The artwork suggests a themed decor, likely in a restaurant or cafe setting. No text is visible in the image.Studio Ghibli-inspired wall art spotted
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Wed, Apr 22, 2026, 08:56 AM

Vinnytsia, Ukraine

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This indoor image displays a decorated wall featuring numerous cartoon figures resembling Kodama (tree spirits from Studio Ghibli's Princess Mononoke), along with a large sushi roll design. The wall i…read more

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