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Anime Songs to Enjoy at Christmas: A Special Feature on Winter Classics

As December’s chill settles in, Christmas songs begin to drift through the city.

And of course, the world of anime is full of heartwarming Christmas tunes and classic songs that capture the beauty of winter! In this article, we’ll introduce winter masterpieces unique to anime—perfect for a cozy Christmas Eve with someone special, or for enjoying the holiday all by yourself.

We’ve picked out everything from nostalgic anime themes to the latest tracks.

You might just find a song that becomes a cherished memory, so please read through to the end!

Anime Songs to Listen to at Christmas: Winter Classics Special (51–60)

snow fallingKalafina

With snow continuing to fall silently over a vast silver world…

The pure, chaste chorus that evokes such a scene is beautiful in “snow falling,” the ending theme of the anime The Garden of Sinners: Epilogue.

The clear tones of the piano, and the vocals and harmonies resonating within the silence, conjure up a quiet winter night.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you wish to spend Christmas serenely.

A Winter DayEri Sasaki

Eri Sasaki “Fuyu Biyori” (Music Video) TV Anime “Laid-Back Camp” Ending Theme
Winter Day by Eri Sasaki

When the temperature drops and the chill of Christmas sets in, a song that gently warms the heart is Fuyubiyori, which was used as the ending theme for the anime Laid-Back Camp (Yuru Camp).

Released in 2018 by singer-songwriter Eri Sasaki, who has worked on many anime songs, it captures a sense of travel that perfectly matches the series, which depicts girls camping and connecting with nature.

The song conjures heartwarming scenes that make you appreciate the happiness of being together—not just alone.

Why not spend Christmas with its warm, acoustic guitar-centered sound?

The Weeping AngelKaori Nazuka

“Nageki no Tenshi” was the ending theme for episodes 21 to 24 of the 2011 anime Amagami SS! Sung by one of the heroines, Tsukasa Ayatsuji, it’s a slightly melancholic Christmas love song with a sorrowful tone.

It’s recommended for those whose love has finally come to fruition, or for anyone who wants to spend a quiet Christmas with their partner.

A white Christmas while gazing at the illuminations sounds wonderful, too.

Ojamajo Happy ChristmasMAHO-do

Ojamajo Happy Christmas was used as an insert song in season 3 of the anime Ojamajo Doremi, titled Motto! Ojamajo Doremi.

Set to a rhythmic piano with triplet accompaniment, the characters from the series handle the vocals.

With magical incantation phrases and cute lyrics that match each character, it’s a song you’ll want to hum along to with family and friends.

It’s a melodious Christmas tune that conjures up a festive scene celebrating that once-a-year special day.

Anime Songs to Listen to at Christmas: Winter Classics Special (61–70)

very merryfirst cosmic velocity

If you’re looking for a love song that’s perfect for Christmas, this track is highly recommended.

Used as the ending theme for the anime “SoniAni: SUPER SONICO THE ANIMATION,” it was released in 2014 and is included on Daiichi Uchū Sokudo’s album “Love & II+.” The sweet yet bittersweet lyrics combined with Super Sonico’s adorable vocals make it truly wonderful.

Whether you enjoy it with your partner or listen to it quietly on your own, it’s sure to warm your heart.

Sing! Christmas ~ Jingle BellsSeven members of the Straw Hat Pirates

The seven Straw Hats: Sing! Christmas ~Jingle Bells~
Sing! Christmas ~ Jingle Bells: The Seven Straw Hat Pirates

The Straw Hat Crew from the hugely popular anime One Piece sings “Jingle Bells”! It’s a track from the 2016 release ONE PIECE Character Song BEST “FESTIVAL,” so the members participating are the seven: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin.

It’s a Christmas song everyone knows, and since it’s performed by beloved anime characters, kids are sure to be thrilled! How about enjoying a parent-and-child sing-along Christmas this winter?

Angel's PrayerAiM

Voice actress Ai Maeda, who has appeared in many TV anime, is also active as a singer under the name AiM.

In one of her works, Digimon Adventure 02, her song “Angel’s Prayer” was used as an insert song in the Christmas episode.

It’s a Christmas song that fans who feel nostalgic for the once wildly popular Digimon should definitely give a listen to.