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‘Spirited Away’ comes to life with a movie-inspired feast in NYC

Fans of Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away can eat their way through the animated classic at a special New York screening on December 6. Metro Private Cinema is hosting a one-night event featuring a multicourse dinner synchronized with scenes from the 2001 Studio Ghibli film. Dishes inspired by Haku’s onigiri, No-Face’s extravagant appetite and Zeniba’s tea…

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Chihiro and No-Face sit with Zeniba at a table filled with tea and food in Spirited Away

Fans of Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away can eat their way through the animated classic at a special New York screening on December 6.

Metro Private Cinema is hosting a one-night event featuring a multicourse dinner synchronized with scenes from the 2001 Studio Ghibli film. Dishes inspired by Haku’s onigiri, No-Face’s extravagant appetite and Zeniba’s tea party will arrive as the corresponding moments unfold on screen.

The $250 ticket includes the screening, dinner, a choice of alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverage pairings, tax and gratuity.

Seating is limited, and smaller groups may share a screening suite with other guests. Tickets and details are available through Metro Cinema.

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