Kiki's Delivery Service follows a young witch, Kiki, as she leaves home at thirteen to complete her training year in a new city, opening a flying delivery service with her talking cat Jiji.
Studio Ghibli's Kiki's Delivery Service is a movie released 29 July 1989, based on a novel[1]
Thirteen-year-old witch-in-training Kiki leaves home with her cat Jiji to spend a year in the coastal town of Koriko, where baker Osono lends her lodging in exchange for deliveries, leading her to start a broomstick courier service[1]
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