[Latest & Timeless] Recommended Anime Songs for Women [All Genres]
No matter how old you are, anime and anime songs are great.
Well, maybe I don’t even need to say it—if you’re reading this, you probably already know.
From here on, I’m going to introduce lots of anime songs recommended for women.
Check out the tracks listed in this article, and your craving for anime might just ignite!
I’ve put together a selection without any walls—spanning eras and genres.
Whether you were the type who rushed home from school and glued yourself to the TV back in the day, or you’re thinking, “Now that I’m an adult and have some breathing room, maybe I’ll take my time finding some anime I like,” this is for you!
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[Latest & Classic] Anime Songs Recommended for Women [All Genres] (11–20)
Zankyo SankaAimer
If you want to listen to something instantly dazzling, this is the one! It’s a track by the popular singer Aimer, known for many anime songs, released as a single in 2022 and used as the opening theme for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Entertainment District Arc.
The upbeat jazz-tinged sound paired with Aimer’s rich, layered vocals makes for an incredibly cool piece.
The surge in intensity from the pre-chorus into the chorus is irresistible! It’s an energetic number that conjures up images of Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and Tengen Uzui battling it out.
Full of thank-yousKyua Reinboozu with Purikyua Oorusutāzu 21
It’s the ending theme of “Pretty Cure All Stars DX3: Deliver the Future! The Rainbow-Colored Flower That Connects the World,” featuring the voice cast of all 21 Pretty Cures at that time.
If you’re a true connoisseur, you might be able to tell who’s who just by listening.
Naked HeroVaundy
If you listen to it together with the opening visuals, you might find yourself in tears in just about a minute and a half.
The song, used as the opening theme for the anime Ranking of Kings, is by singer-songwriter Vaundy.
The grand yet fast-paced sound meshes perfectly with lyrics that fully capture the world of Ranking of Kings, resulting in a piece that shakes your emotions to the core.
It even feels as if each and every word is alive.
ODDTAXIsukaato to PUNPEE
If you like city pop music, definitely check this out.
It’s a 2021 collaboration between Skirt, the solo project of Wataru Sawabe, and trackmaker PUNPEE.
The song was used as the opening theme for the anime Odd Taxi, which drew attention for its cute art style and contrasting, twist-filled story.
With its laid-back rhythm and effortless flow, it evokes the feel of a city night all on its own.
Highly recommended for women who want to enjoy a sophisticated, grown-up vibe.
DIES IN NO TIMEFukuyama Jun
Let’s pump up the energy with a lively and stylish anime song! This track is sung by popular voice actor Jun Fukuyama and serves as the opening theme for the anime The Vampire Dies in No Time.
Fukuyama also plays the protagonist, Draluc.
It’s a high-energy jazz number with an impressive horn section, and just following the sound is enough to lift your spirits.
I mean, given Fukuyama’s large female fanbase, there are probably plenty of people who already have this on their playlists without needing an introduction.
Burning HeroTakemoto Takayuki
If you’re a woman who loves both sports and anime, this is a must-check.
Captain Tsubasa, originally a manga serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump, is a globally popular soccer anime that has influenced countless professional players.
Here’s its opening theme, “Burn! Hero” (“Moete Hero”).
As the title suggests, it’s a fiery anime song, and the gritty guitar solo feels great to listen to! After all, you definitely want to keep the classic anime and famous anison tracks on your radar.
[Latest & Classic] Anime Songs Recommended for Women [All Genres] (21–30)
Moonlight LegendDALI
Under the theme “Recommended for Women,” this is a track you simply can’t leave out! It’s the very first opening theme of the wildly popular anime with fans around the world, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.
Needless to say, it’s one of those timeless anime songs loved across generations.
Released in 1992 as the debut single of the idol group DALI, just hearing that iconic line and the song’s intro is sure to bring back memories for many.
It’s also been covered by numerous famous artists, so part of the fun is finding the version you like best.