Noritake My Neighbor Totoro plates restocked on Donguri Sora
Three 23-centimeter bone china dinner plates from the Seasonal/Monthly collection return to Studio Ghibli's merchandise portal at 5,500 yen each.
Three dinner plates from the Noritake x My Neighbor Totoro Seasonal/Monthly collection were restocked on Studio Ghibli's Donguri Sora merchandise portal on October 25, 2026, according to Screen Rant.
The returning designs are Dandelion (March/April), Mock Strawberry (May/June) and Japanese Viburnum (September/October). Each plate measures 23 centimeters and retails for 5,500 yen in Japan.
The reissued plates are made of bone china rather than porcelain. The illustrations on the tableware feature Totoro, Mei and the Catbus.
Donguri Sora does not ship internationally. Buyers outside Japan can find the plates on Noritake's U.S. website at $49.99 each.
Long-running collaboration
Noritake and Studio Ghibli began working together in 1993. The first release of the annual My Neighbor Totoro plates came in 1997, and the Seasonal/Monthly collection followed in 2005. The restock comes after mugs from the same collection were reissued earlier this year.
Quick answers
How much do the restocked My Neighbor Totoro plates cost?
Each plate is priced at 5,500 yen in Japan. On Noritake's U.S. website they sell for $49.99 each.
Can shoppers outside Japan order from Donguri Sora?
No. Donguri Sora does not ship internationally, but the plates are available on Noritake's U.S. website.
Which designs were restocked?
Dandelion (March/April), Mock Strawberry (May/June) and Japanese Viburnum (September/October).