LOOK: 'Spirited Away' theatrical adaptation set photos depict memorable scenes from animated classic

Set photos of the theatrical adaptation of Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away are out, giving a glimpse of memorable scenes from Hayao Miyazaki's beloved animated classic.

Toho Co., the studio behind the adaptation, shared the photos on Facebook.

The uploaded photos include the scene where the protagonist Chihiro is being comforted by the character Haku in a field of flowers, which are depicted by actors adorned with blossoms.

The iconic scene between Chihiro and the character No-Face as they ride the Sea Train is also shown.

Toby Olié, puppetry designer and director, also shared more photos on his website and social media accounts.

First look: Spirited Away on stage

Adapting the limitless imagination of Hayao Miyazaki’s iconic animation for the stage was both a monumental joy & challenge.

More images in my online gallery: https://t.co/rLGZRBzamN#千と千尋の神隠し #SpiritedAway pic.twitter.com/05Dyf3H1Qc

— Toby Olié (@TobyOlie) March 3, 2022

"Adapting the limitless imagination of Hayao Miyazaki’s iconic animation for the stage," Olié wrote, "was both a monumental joy & challenge."

His post includes a look into the multi-armed character Kamaji.

In another tweet, he thanked followers for "all the kinds words, likes & shares of my previous tweet."

Here are even more images of #SpiritedAway at Tokyo’s Imperial Theatre.

Thank you for all of the kinds words, likes & shares of my previous tweet.

I’m so happy people are liking our interpretations of such well loved characters ?https://t.co/rLGZRBzamN#千と千尋の神隠し pic.twitter.com/GjDdeSvCWL

— Toby Olié (@TobyOlie) March 4, 2022

"I’m so happy people are liking our interpretations of such well loved characters," he said.

The show is being staged across Japan, starting at the Imperial Theatre in Tokyo in February and March. Osaka, Fukuoka, Sapporo and Nagoya will follow between April and July.