吉卜力工作室的展覽會原定於2025年12月25日在廣東省廣州市開幕，名為「吉卜力工作室物語·宮崎駿電影世界的奇境漫遊」，但近日已確定延期。活動官方社交媒體帳號於12月8日發布公告，宣布展會將延後舉行，並表示「後續安排，我們將第一時間通過各官方渠道向大家發布」，同時附上「期待在不久的將來，我們能早日再見」的訊息。然而，官方公告並未明確說明延期的具體原因。

此次展覽會原本計劃持續至2026年10月，吸引不少影迷和家庭觀眾的關注與期待。社交媒體上，在延期公告發布後，出現大量惋惜與遺憾的評論，許多網友表示「期待了好久，好可惜」，顯示出展覽會在粉絲群體中的高關注度與期待值。回顧歷史，吉卜力的展覽會曾於2024年在上海舉辦，當時也曾引發熱烈討論與參觀熱潮，廣州展的延期無疑讓影迷們倍感失望。

值得注意的是，近期中日兩國關係緊張，日本相關文化活動連續宣布取消，外界普遍認為本次展覽會的延期也受到這一背景因素的影響。除了吉卜力展，原定於中國上海舉行的11月下旬濱崎步演唱會亦已被取消，進一步凸顯近期日方文化活動在中國的舉辦受阻。此次吉卜力展覽延期事件，除了影響廣州及周邊地區的影迷，也引發社會對中日文化交流及大型展覽活動持續性的關注和討論。

The Ghibli exhibition originally scheduled to open on December 25, 2025, in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, titled “Ghibli Studio Tales: A Magical Journey Through the World of Hayao Miyazaki’s Films”, has recently been officially postponed. The exhibition’s official social media account announced the delay on December 8, stating that “any subsequent arrangements will be announced through official channels as soon as possible,” and added, “We look forward to seeing you again in the near future.” However, the announcement did not specify the exact reason for the postponement.

The Guangzhou exhibition was originally planned to run until October 2026, attracting considerable attention from fans and families eager to visit. Following the postponement announcement, social media was flooded with comments expressing regret and disappointment, with many users saying things like “We’ve been looking forward to this for so long, it’s such a pity,” highlighting the high anticipation among the fan community. Looking back, Ghibli’s exhibitions were previously held in Shanghai in 2024, which also generated widespread excitement and attendance. The delay of the Guangzhou exhibition has undoubtedly left many fans disappointed.

It is worth noting that recent tensions between China and Japan have led to the cancellation of multiple Japanese cultural events, and many observers believe this exhibition’s postponement is influenced by these geopolitical factors. In addition to the Ghibli exhibition, Ayumi Hamasaki’s concert originally scheduled for late November in Shanghai was also canceled, further illustrating the recent disruptions to Japanese cultural events in China. The delay of the Ghibli exhibition not only affects fans in Guangzhou and surrounding areas but also sparks broader discussion about the sustainability of cultural exchanges and large-scale exhibitions amid geopolitical uncertainties.