Donguri Sora listed the "Jiji Gazing Kiki's Delivery Service Mini Lamp" on Oct. 31, 2026, as the newest item in its "Donguri Closet" decor and accessory collection. The collection draws on Studio Ghibli heroines and is aimed at older women, according to the retailer. The lamp combines an old-fashioned oil-lamp design with a faux wood base, and the base also supports a figure of Kiki's talking black cat, Jiji, looking toward the light.
The piece stands about 5.04 inches tall including its base and is made from high-quality polyester resin. Donguri Sora describes it as a replica of a lamp owned by Osono, the baker who gives Kiki a home after she arrives in Koriko. It has a glossy, ceramic-like finish and a bright pink rose design; the pattern on the base is inspired by the sofa in Osono's living room. The battery-powered lamp uses a glass interior shaped to make the bulb resemble a small yellow flame. Including tax, it is priced at about 13,200 yen, or roughly US$83.77.
Donguri Sora does not ship outside Japan. Fans abroad can use proxy delivery services such as ZenMarket and Buyee to order from the site, or turn to international retailers including Meccha Japan and Sugoi Mart, which carry licensed Ghibli products.
Kiki's Delivery Service is based on Eiko Kadono's book series of the same name. Hayao Miyazaki wrote and directed the film adaptation of the first novel, which follows 13-year-old witch-in-training Kiki as she spends a year away from home with Jiji, her mother's broomstick and an old radio. After settling in Koriko, she stays with Osono and her husband, Fukuo, and starts a delivery business using her ability to fly. The film is available on Max or Netflix, depending on the viewer's region.
Sources: Comic Book Resources.