[Ghibli] Popular BGM. Enjoy the world of Ghibli through music!
Studio Ghibli has many popular works, such as My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky, and Spirited Away.
And just as popular as the films themselves is the background music that plays throughout them! Ghibli’s music is famously composed by Joe Hisaishi, and every piece is truly wonderful.
Many of the tracks are so memorable that some people can tell exactly which scene from which film it is just by hearing the BGM.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of Ghibli’s most beloved BGMs all at once! Please enjoy the world of Ghibli.
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[Ghibli] Popular BGM. Enjoy the world of Ghibli through music! (61–70)
Ghibli Jazz Medley / All That Jazz

A lovely medley that lets you enjoy iconic Ghibli tunes in jazzy arrangements.
The melodies that evoke the worlds of Ghibli blend beautifully with the light rhythms of jazz.
Perfect for relaxing moments, like a calm weekend morning or tea time with friends.
Each listen reveals new charms in the Ghibli songs.
Ghibli Music Box Best Collection

This soothing album lets you enjoy beloved Studio Ghibli anime songs in the gentle tones of a music box.
The beautiful melodies touch the heart, offering both nostalgia and freshness at once.
Images that change to match the scenes from the films further enrich each song’s world.
Released in April 2008, this work is recommended not only for Ghibli fans but also for those unfamiliar with anime.
Listen to it as background music during a relaxing night or when you wake up in the morning, and you’ll feel refreshed in mind and body.
Why not rediscover the charm of the Ghibli world while wrapped in its tender sound?
Kiki’s Delivery ServiceHisaishi Joe

It’s a song from the movie Kiki’s Delivery Service.
Every time I listen to it, memories come back.
Even in a classical arrangement, it’s very calming to listen to, and it still feels fresh even now.
I love this song.
It’s a piece that can be enjoyed by both adults and children.
Symphonic Poem“NAUSICAÄ”Hisaishi Joe

Ghibli music usually gives a heartwarming impression, but this Nausicaä piece feels completely different no matter how many times I listen to it.
Even so, it’s filled with gentleness and poignancy, and it moves me to tears.
The piano delivers an incredibly beautiful melody.
“Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind” – Highlights –Hisaishi Joe

There may be no piece more perfectly suited for orchestral performance than Nausicaä.
It’s great that we can enjoy so many different versions.
This one is a well-rounded piece of music that feels reassuring to listen to.
It has a lovely melody.
Always With MeHisaishi Joe

From Spirited Away.
The original song is by Yumi Kimura.
Wakako Kaku, who also wrote the lyrics for this piece, is active as a lyricist, poet, and singer-songwriter, and has provided lyrics for a variety of artists including SMAP and Rimi Natsukawa.
This song won honors such as the Gold Prize at the 43rd Japan Record Awards.
She also wrote the lyrics for “Mother Sea,” a song from the Studio Ghibli film Ponyo.
Known by many alongside the film, it’s a piece whose lyrics evoke death yet, with a somehow calming melody, resonates deeply in the heart.
Name of LifeHisaishi Joe

“Name of Life” from the film Spirited Away is performed here as a poignant, ephemeral healing piano piece.
In the film it’s known as “One Summer’s Day,” but on the Image Album, Yumi Kimura—famous for “Always With Me”—sings lyrics she wrote to Joe Hisaishi’s melody.
Rendered with a gentle touch, this piece both evokes the scenes from the movie and becomes a healing music that seems to cleanse the listener’s heart.
The interlude arrangement is also wonderful, unfolding a musical drama on the piano that brings tears to your eyes.


