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Moving and iconic anime songs, popular tracks

From the latest anime songs to nostalgic national favorites everyone knows—opening themes, insert songs, ending themes—we present a selection of tear-jerking anime tracks, featuring classic and popular picks recommended by our editorial staff.

Some parts that were cut in the TV broadcast versions are included here—why not listen to the full-length versions from this list?

You’ll surely get chills when you discover deeper lyrics or keywords that tie directly into the anime’s scenes.

Masterpiece and popular anime songs that move you (141–150)

ParadiseCAVE

Yu-Gi-Oh - ED3 - CAVE - Paradise
ParadiseCAVE

It’s an ending theme from Yu-Gi-Oh!.

I really love the chorus melody and lyrics because they’re so beautiful.

The song, titled “The Sun That Doesn’t Set,” gives me motivation and hope even when I’m feeling down, and it lifts my spirits.

When I listen to this song, it feels like the day is coming to an end.

Bacchi DancerDOES

DOES 'Gamble Dancer' (Theme song of the film Gintama: The Movie – A New Retelling Benizakura Arc)
Bacchi DancerDOES

This is a hit song that served as the opening theme for the highly popular Benizakura Arc in the anime Gintama.

The arc was adapted into a feature film and also into a live-action movie starring Shun Oguri, where the song was used as well.

If you’re a Gintama fan, you probably know it.

deep forestDo As Infinity

Do As Infinity / Deep Forest (Fukai Mori)
deep forestDo As Infinity

A song with a breathtakingly beautiful melody and lyrics that resonate deeply with the heart.

Released by Do As Infinity in June 2001, this track was chosen as the second ending theme for the anime Inuyasha and captured the hearts of many.

Even when we lose things as we go through life, the lyrics sing of the strength to keep walking in search of the light we believe in, gently giving listeners a supportive push.

Included on the album DEEP FOREST, this masterpiece is one you should listen to especially when you feel lost or worn out by life.

It will surely give you the courage to take a new step forward.

Moving Anime Song Masterpieces and Popular Tracks (151–160)

Odoru Pompoko RinE-girls

Just hearing the opening phrase puts you in a light, buoyant mood! The theme song from a popular anime covered by E-girls is a fun track loved by a wide range of ages, from children to adults.

Released in August 2014, it also drew attention for its “Pi-hyara Dance” choreography.

With its distinctive rhythm and repeating phrases, it’s sure to get your body moving before you know it! The lyrics, which sing about small joys and discoveries in everyday life, are like a tonic that lifts the listener’s spirits.

It’s perfect when you want a change of pace or to have a lively good time with family and friends!

GOFLOW

FLOW 『GO!!!』(Music Video Short Ver.)
GOFLOW

This is a song by the rock band FLOW that gained attention as an opening theme for the popular anime Naruto.

It’s a very upbeat and cool track, so it’s a karaoke staple and quite popular.

How about singing it together to get everyone excited?

forgotten bloomGARNET CROW

GARNET CROW - Forgotten Bloom (Hitoshi Okamoto)
forgotten bloomGARNET CROW

It’s an ending theme from Detective Conan.

The relaxed tempo is very characteristic of GARNET CROW and really soothes the heart.

The lyrics also use many expressions that feel profound, which gives it a deep, lingering effect.

Conan often features bittersweet cases, and I think this song matches that perfectly.

If it shinesGoose house

[MV] If It Shines (Short ver.) / Goose house
If it shinesGoose house

It’s a song that colors a page of youth! Chosen as the opening theme for the anime “Your Lie in April,” it captured the hearts of many fans.

Just listening to it makes you feel lighter and fills you with hope.

Released in February 2015, this track is widely known as one of Goose house’s signature works.

Its warm melody resonates across generations, and the lyrics—filled with encouraging messages that give you a gentle push—are especially appealing.

It’s a must-listen not only for children moving forward into the future, but also for adults who fondly remember their own youthful days.