Moving and iconic anime songs, popular tracks

Type: WildMatsumoto Rika

Type: Wild

Here is a classic song that captures the world of Pokémon.

Its lyrics, depicting a journey of adventure and growth, resonate deeply with listeners.

You can practically see the protagonist setting out from Pallet Town and gaining experience along the way.

Rica Matsumoto’s powerful vocals further elevate the song’s appeal.

Released in February 1999, it was also used as an ending theme for the anime Pokémon.

It’s a perfect track not only for Pokémon fans but also for anyone striving toward their dreams.

It’s a song with a mysterious power that fills you with energy when you listen.

My greatest treasureLiSA

My Most Precious Treasure ~Yui final ver.~

It was used as an insert song in Angel Beats! during a moving scene where a disappearing female character is confessed to.

There are two versions of this song with different lyrics, and both successfully express the characters’ emotions, making it a very touching piece.

A bouquet of astersASCA

ASCA "Bouquet of Asters" (TV Anime "The Irregular at Magic High School Season 3: Ancient City Insurrection Arc" Ending Theme) Music Video

A moving song created as the ending theme for season 3 of the anime The Irregular at Magic High School.

ASCA’s powerful vocals and the grand sound leave a strong impression.

Centered on themes of longing for a lost loved one and eternal love, it conveys deep sorrow and heartfelt gratitude.

Released in June 2024, the CD also includes additional tracks, and the Blu-ray features the music video.

It’s recommended for those who have experienced parting or who want to reaffirm their feelings for someone special.

Each listen resonates with the heart, offering a one-of-a-kind world of sound.

Unchanging ThingsOku Hanako

Unchanging Things

Resonating deeply with the heart, this song is known as an insert track from the animated film The Girl Who Leapt Through Time.

Hanako Oku’s gentle voice expresses the protagonist’s aching feelings, tightening the listener’s chest.

Included on the 2006 single Garnet, it has garnered strong support alongside the film.

It’s a piano-centered ballad, characterized by a simple yet emotionally rich arrangement.

Highly recommended for those who want to cherish memories with a loved one and unchanging feelings.

Its poignant lyrics and Hanako Oku’s vocals are sure to bring tears to your eyes.

The Story You Don’t Knowsupercell

Bakemonogatari ED – The Story You Don’t Know

It’s a renowned song that played as the ending theme for a popular anime series and quickly became a hit on video sites like Niconico and YouTube.

The lyrics themselves tell a story and are connected to the anime’s plot, so listening to it after finishing the show leaves you with a faintly bittersweet feeling.

While the song is popular among teens and people in their twenties, I think it’s actually even more moving—enough to make you cry—when you listen to it as an adult.

Diamond CrevasseMay’n

Diamond Crevasse

Used as the ending theme and an insert song in Macross Frontier, this track is characterized by May’n’s powerful vocals and its heartrending lyrics.

The words, which describe parting from a loved one and a firm resolve, can make you feel very positive when you listen to it during times of heartbreak or when you’re feeling down.

rainbowSuda Masaki

Masaki Suda 'Niji' (Rainbow)

Masaki Suda, who thrives at the forefront both as an actor and an artist.

The song he performs captured the hearts of many as the theme for the film STAND BY ME Doraemon 2.

This heartwarming track tells the story of a protagonist who recognizes his own weaknesses, expressing deep gratitude to the partner who supports him and vowing firmly to walk into the future together.

Released as a single in November 2020, the song was written and composed by Huwie Ishizaki.

Suda’s gentle yet powerful vocals align beautifully with the film’s moving narrative.

It’s the kind of song that will surely make your heart swell when you want to convey your appreciation to someone special.