Recommended for women! A roundup of anime songs that will liven up party performances and skits
When it comes time to perform something as entertainment at year-end or New Year parties, it can be hard to decide what to do, right? The go-to choices are, of course, karaoke and dancing.
In this article, we’ll introduce anime songs recommended for women that are sure to liven up your performance! We’ve included everything from the latest hits to nostalgic classics, so pick songs that match your preferred vibe and the generations attending.
We hope everyone has an absolutely fun time together!
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Recommended for women! A roundup of anime songs that liven up parties and performances (61–70)
Ojamajo Carnival!!MAHO dō
Many of you probably watched the anime Ojamajo Doremi when you were kids.
And for many, the opening theme Ojyamajo Carnival!! left a lasting impression.
That high-energy melody and the playful, chuckle-worthy lyrics are unforgettable once you’ve heard them.
The song is performed by MAHO-dou, a unit made up of the voice actors for the show’s main characters.
In fact, as more main characters were added, the number of vocalists increased too.
When you sing it, get a group together and really cut loose!
only my railgunfripSide
The opening theme of the anime A Certain Scientific Railgun.
It’s a high-energy, fast-paced song that gets everyone pumped, so if you’re good at hitting high notes, definitely give it a try.
Belting it out with a live-concert vibe works great too.
wingsAoi Eiru
Eir Aoi’s 13th single is a song used as the opening theme for the TV anime The Heroic Legend of Arslan: Dust Storm Dance.
Its lyrics focus on the bonds with companions and the determination to achieve one’s goals, paired with a powerful melody.
Released in July 2016, it reached No.
9 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
Blending elements of J-pop, rock, and anime songs, it has a sound that appeals to a wide range of ages.
Perform it as entertainment at year-end or New Year parties, and the whole venue is sure to come together and get excited! The lyrics, portraying a stance of looking forward even while unsure, are sure to resonate with many people.
Aiue feat. Minami, SAKURAmotiMAISONdes
Aiue feat.
Minami, SAKURAmoti is a crowd-pleasing anthem with call-and-response chants that make you want to join in.
It was selected as the opening theme for the remake of the hugely popular Showa-era anime Urusei Yatsura.
The track is by MAISONdes, a music project set in a fictional six-tatami-mat apartment known for creating the “most-used music on social media.” Their signature style features addictive melodies and a different vocalist for each song.
Even if you haven’t seen the anime, you’ll find yourself hooked on the song’s unique world.
Smile BombMawatari Matsuko
One of the most iconic anime of the ’90s, Yu Yu Hakusho, is known for its opening theme, “Smile Bomb.” Even the title alone is catchy and impactful, isn’t it? The song is performed by Matsuko Mawatari.
The lyrics portray the loneliness of society, so even those who haven’t seen the anime can relate.
There are many parts in the song where the endings of phrases are pronounced with emphasis, so try to be mindful of that when you sing.
By the way, Matsuko Mawatari also sang the anime’s ending theme.
Good luck to me tomorrow.Nanawo Akari
It’s a heartwarming number packed with energy and kindness.
The song, performed by Nanawo Akari, is set for release in January 2025.
It was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime “I’m a Guild Receptionist, but I Don’t Want Overtime, So I’m Going to Solo the Boss.” With its bright, poppy melody, it conveys the beauty of valuing yourself.
Listening to this track somehow helps you relax your shoulders and feel hopeful about tomorrow.
It’s recommended for when you’re worn out from busy days or need a boost of energy.
Crimson Bow and ArrowLinked Horizon
A song by Linked Horizon that symbolizes a strong will to rebel and seek freedom in a world ruled by overwhelming power.
Released in July 2013 as the first opening theme for the TV anime Attack on Titan, it sold 129,000 copies in its first week.
Loved by many as an anthem of indomitable spirit and hope, the piece has been covered by various artists.
Its powerful lyrics and grand sound can be compelling even with a female voice.
If you sing and dance to it with your friends as entertainment at year-end or New Year’s parties, it’s sure to bring the whole venue together in excitement!