Spirited Away is known as one of the most popular films among Studio Ghibli’s works.
After its release in 2001, it famously held the number-one spot for highest box-office revenue in Japan until the 2020 release of the animated film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train.
Although Spirited Away has been beloved across generations, many people may find it hard to answer questions about its finer details on the spot.
So this time, we’ve prepared a quiz about Spirited Away.
Whether you’ve seen it many times or are planning to watch it for the first time, give it a try!
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- You'll love it even more once you know! Spirited Away Quiz!
You’ll surely love it even more once you know! Spirited Away Quiz! (1–10)
Why were the protagonist’s parents turned into pigs?
- Because I drank magical water.
- Because (someone) ate the food offered to the gods without permission.
- Because I lied
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Because (someone) ate the food offered to the gods without permission.
After Chihiro and her parents wander into the world of the spirited, her parents help themselves to a meal they find. In fact, the food was meant for the gods who visit this world. Because they ate the gods’ food without permission, they were punished by being turned into pigs.
In the setting of the story, what would happen if someone weren’t working?
- It ends up becoming transparent.
- lose one's memory
- turned into an animal
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turned into an animal
In this film, the protagonist Chihiro’s parents are turned into pigs after eating the food. At the bathhouse, it’s implied that those who don’t work are punished by being transformed into animals.
What is the name of Yubaba’s twin sister?
- Zeniba
- Flower Hag
- Kama-baba
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Zeniba
Yubaba’s twin sister’s name is Zeniba. In Spirited Away, the protagonist Chihiro goes to meet Zeniba and discovers that she looks exactly like Yubaba. Zeniba lives elsewhere and is a strict yet kind-hearted character.
What is Haku’s true identity?
- River deity
- Mountain God
- God of the sea
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River deity
In this work, Haku is a river god whose real name is Nigihayami Kohakunushi. He is the spirit of the river that once saved Chihiro when she nearly fell in as a child, but the river later disappeared due to development.
What is the name of the place where the protagonist ended up working?
- Sento Zeniiba
- Yubaba’s Bathhouse
- oil shop
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oil shop
In Spirited Away, the protagonist Chihiro ends up working at a bathhouse called the Aburaya in a mysterious world. The bathhouse is a place visited by the gods and spirits of this world, and Chihiro grows as she faces various challenges.
Which of the following best describes the relationship between Boh and Yubaba?
- Mother and Child
- Grandmother and Grandchild
- Aunt and Nephew
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Mother and Child
Boh and Yubaba have a mother–child relationship. Boh is Yubaba’s son, and in the story Yubaba is depicted as doting on him.
In stories, the eight million gods are often mentioned. How do you read (pronounce) “八百万”?
- Hachiman
- eight million gods
- Yaoman
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eight million gods
"八百万" is read as "yaoyorozu." It refers to countless deities and comes from the Shinto belief in Japan that gods dwell in everything that exists in the natural world.



