Ghibli Harbour at Dusk — The Watcher of the Distant Ships | Sleepbound Soundscapes

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A Studio Ghibli–inspired harbour town holding its breath at dusk. Copper light on the water, distant masts easing toward the horizon, gulls settling on slate roofs. The kind of small seaside place that turns up in a Miyazaki film right before the protagonist learns something quiet about the world.

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