Moving and iconic anime songs, popular tracks

From Me to YouTanizawa Tomofumi

Tomofumi Tanizawa – Kimi ni Todoke [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]（Anime「Kimi ni Todoke」Opening song）

It’s the opening theme of Kimi ni Todoke.

It matches the content of the shoujo manga-style anime and evokes the innocence of school days.

It also plays as background music in good scenes throughout the show, enhancing the bittersweet moments.

It’s a song that makes you want to hum along without thinking.

AgapeMerokyua

[Divine MAD] Eureka Seven: Agape

It’s a song used in UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie, characterized by its uplifting lyrics and clear, translucent vocals.

There are four different versions of this track in total, and it has remained popular enough to be covered multiple times.

Each version has its own appeal, so if you’re interested, why not listen to them all?

The city where the wind blowsrakkuraifu

Luck Life / The Wind-Blown City [Music Video] (TV Anime “Bungo Stray Dogs” Season 2 Ending Theme)

Rack Life’s songs are captivating for their heartfelt lyrics and melodies.

They feature refreshing guitar sounds and lyrics that resonate with listeners’ emotions.

Released in November 2016, the track was used as the ending theme for Season 2 of the anime Bungo Stray Dogs.

The song explores the meaning of continually protecting what’s important and the value of living true to yourself.

Filled with feelings drawn from everyday life, it has struck a chord with many people.

It’s a recommended track when you want to take a new step forward or cherish time with someone special.

Moonlight LegendNakagawa Shoko

Moonlight Densetsu Shoko Nakagawa

As a signature song of the 1990s, this moving track is etched in the hearts of many.

Set against a romantic moonlit ambiance, its lyrics—centered on true love and fateful encounters—leave a lasting impression.

The wish to be able to honestly express clumsy feelings in dreams or under the moonlight resonates deeply with listeners.

Released in March 1992, it became a major hit as the opening theme for the anime Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and achieved commercial success, including Gold Disc certification.

It’s a recommended song for those troubled by love or wanting to express gratitude for meeting someone special.

Carrying YouInoue Azumi

Carrying You, Laputa: Castle in the Sky, Azumi Inoue

It’s the theme song of Studio Ghibli’s film “Castle in the Sky.” The lyrics were written by Hayao Miyazaki and the music was composed by Joe Hisaishi.

In connection with the anime’s story, the melody and lyrics convey a grand, expansive feeling.

The song was created based on an arrangement of the image album for the same anime, “Sheeta and Pazu.”

Time after time ~In the town where flowers dance~Kuraki Mai

Time after time ~In the City Where Flowers Dance~ / Mai Kuraki [With Lyrics] 'Detective Conan: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital' Theme Song Covered by GBG

It’s the theme song from the Detective Conan movie.

It’s perfect for a film set in Kyoto, and I think it’s a piece that brings beautiful scenery to mind.

The lyrics, which convey the beauty and wistfulness of dancing flowers, are deeply moving.

Kuraki’s singing voice is very gentle and beautiful, and it helps me relax.

Moon Flower -tsukihana-Kitaide Nana

BANGBANG Cover! Tsukihana

It’s the opening theme of Hell Girl: Three Vessels.

The vocals are cute, and it’s a song I’d like girls who are hopelessly in love to listen to.

The lyrics are dark, but the rhythm is distinctive and addictive.

The guitar matches the mood of the track.