Songs of Studio Ghibli: List of Theme Songs, Insert Songs, and BGM from Ghibli Music
Studio Ghibli films, enjoyed by both adults and children, are also famous for their wonderful music.
Every work features songs that perfectly fit the story and leave an unforgettable impression after just one listen.
We’ve gathered not only the popular theme songs and insert songs from Studio Ghibli works, but also image songs that bring back memories of famous scenes and evocative moments.
If you want to listen to Ghibli’s masterpieces or hear again the song that played in that one scene, be sure to check these out!
Playlist
| Spirited Away | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | To That SummerJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Insert song from Spirited Away. Makes me want to listen in the summer… |
| 2east | Dragon BoyJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Until then, there were times when they were cold to me now and then, but… |
| 3east | Name of LifeJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Chihiro gets a rice ball from Haku, and the tension she's been holding in... |
| 4east | Always With MeJoe Hisaishi | ![]() | The song that became the theme song for Spirited Away... |
| 5east | The River of That DayJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The song that plays in Spirited Away. Haku’s... |
| 6east | White DragonRIKKI | play_arrow | Speaking of the “white dragon,” in this story it’s absolutely… |
| 7east | againAyaka Hirahara | play_arrow | Image song for Spirited Away. Composed by … |
| 8east | godsJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In Spirited Away, there’s quite a variety... |
| 9east | boiler bugJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In Spirited Away, the boiler man Kamaji’s boile… |
| 10east | Dear godsShizuru Otaka | play_arrow | This Japanese-style melody reminds me of Spirited Away… |
| My Neighbor Totoro | |||
| 11east | Path of the WindJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In My Neighbor Totoro, Mei and Satsuki pull out... |
| 12east | My Neighbor TotoroAzumi Inoue | play_arrow | As you can tell from the title, “My Neighbor Totoro”... |
| 13east | Soot SpritesJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Satsuki and Mei call them “soot sprites,” and... |
| 14east | Village in MayJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | I can imagine Satsuki and Mei enjoying life in the village... |
| 15east | Dondoko FestivalAzumi Inoue | Secretly watching a ghost floating in the twilight dance... | |
| 16east | Twilight BreezeJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Among the songs featured in My Neighbor Totoro, the most impressi… |
| 17east | CatbusTaku Kitahara | play_arrow | Also hugely popular as character goods, the cat-inspired... |
| 18east | Mysterious Shiritori SongKumiko Mori | play_arrow | An image from the animated film My Neighbor Totoro… |
| 19east | strollJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | It’s even become a classic song for performances at places like kindergartens... |
| 20east | lost childAzumi Inoue | play_arrow | In the story, Mei gets lost, right? So, um… |
| Castle in the Sky | |||
| 21east | Carrying YouAzumi Inoue | ![]() | This is the theme song from 'Castle in the Sky (Laputa)'. Studio… |
| 22east | The Pigeon and the BoyJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The factory town where the boy Pazu lives. Unaware of that morning… |
| 23east | Sheeta’s ResolveJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In “Castle in the Sky,” shaped by a strange twist of fate... |
| 24east | Aboard the Tiger MothJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Pazu and Sheeta end up boarding the sky pirates’ ship… |
| 25east | Playful quarrel (chase)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The scene where they’re fleeing from the men in black and the sky pirates… |
| 26east | Paradise LostJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Imagine the moment when paradise disappears... |
| 27east | The girl who fell from the skyJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | This is a piece of music used in “Castle in the Sky” (Laputa). |
| 28east | Morning in the Slug GorgeJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Everyone, what comes to mind when you hear the word 'gorge'? |
| 29east | Robot Soldiers (Revival ~ Rescue)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Among the works of Castle in the Sky (Laputa), it is a very important ki... |
| 30east | large treeJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A majestic tree that lets you feel the breath of nature... |
| Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind | |||
| 31east | Legend of the WindJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | It’s a piece of music used in “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind”… |
| 32east | The Princess Who Loves InsectsJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A somewhat poignant, lonely piano sound that leaves a strong impression... |
| 33east | Nausicaä of the Valley of the WindNarumi Yasuda | play_arrow | The true theme song of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind. The true ma... |
| 34east | Interaction with the OhmuJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The most striking part in the film Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind… |
| 35east | Nausicaä RequiemJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Within the context of this piece, it can feel somewhat eerie… |
| 36east | “Bird People” ~Ending~Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The hidden main theme of 'Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind'... |
| 37east | Distant DaysJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Ever since she was little, Nausicaä has been a bit different from those around her... |
| 38east | Battle between a Möwe and a CorvetteJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A Möwe is the flying craft that Nausicaä rides… |
| 39east | Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind — OpeningJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The opening theme of the film Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, “Wind…” |
| 40east | To a faraway land…Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The subtitle is “Nausicaä’s Theme.” The title of this piece is sa... |
| Kiki's Delivery Service | |||
| 41east | A Town with an Ocean ViewJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | An impressive insert song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 42east | If I’m wrapped in kindnessYumi Arai | play_arrow | Yumi Arai’s classic song “Wrapped in Gentleness” |
| 43east | First workday of the yearJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Representative song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 44east | Kiki, Busy as a BeeJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Kiki’s fun and cheerful piano piece |
| 45east | Even though I like you!Arika Takarano | play_arrow | An impressive ALI song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 46east | Magical WarmthAzumi Inoue | play_arrow | An uplifting insert song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 47east | The revolving seasonsAzumi Inoue | play_arrow | The Secret Behind the Memorable Songs of Kiki’s Delivery Service |
| 48east | DepartureJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The shifts in emotions embedded in Kiki’s departure |
| 49east | Wind HillJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The memorable song 'Windy Hill' from Kiki's Delivery Service is striking. |
| 50east | I Became a BirdJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | I Became a Bird: Arika Takarano’s Free Song |
| 51east | Mother’s BroomJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Joe Hisaishi’s classic from Kiki’s Delivery Service resonates with the heart. |
| 52east | Message of RougeYumi Matsutoya | play_arrow | Yumi Matsutoya’s classic song and its nostalgic charm |
| Howl's Moving Castle | |||
| 53east | Merry-Go-Round of LifeJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Used in the Studio Ghibli film Howl’s Moving Castle… |
| 54east | Promise of the WorldChieko Baisho | ![]() | This is the theme song of Howl’s Moving Castle. “Merry-Go-Round of Life”… |
| 55east | The Boy Who Drank a StarJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The scene where Sophie goes to meet Howl in the past... |
| 56east | Suleiman’s Magic Circle: Return to the CastleJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In Howl’s Moving Castle, there’s a wizard named Suliman (Sulliman)… |
| 57east | Cave of MindJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | “Cave of Mind” in Japanese... |
| 58east | Sophie’s CastleJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | I bet many of you have heard this before... |
| 59east | To the Lake of StarsJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Howl and the others travel through the mountains and wilderness in the moving castle... |
| 60east | Waltz of the MagicianJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | As it’s a waltz, it naturally has a triple meter, and... |
| 61east | Secret GardenJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In Howl’s Moving Castle, Howl ca… |
| 62east | It’s love!Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A relaxed triple-time rhythm and a sense of lingering… |
| Ponyo on the Cliff | |||
| 63east | Ponyo on the CliffFujioaka Fujimaki & Nozomi Ohashi | play_arrow | The theme song of the 2008 film Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea... |
| 64east | Ponyo’s LullabyNozomi Ohashi | play_arrow | Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, released in 2008 ... |
| 65east | A mother’s loveJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | When I listen to this song, I can feel a gentle, motherly vibe... |
| 66east | Fujimoto’s ThemeFujioka Fujimaki | play_arrow | Played by George Tokoro, with a mysterious vibe... |
| 67east | Round Dance of the Sunflower HouseMai | play_arrow | The daycare service center where Sosuke’s mother, Lisa, works… |
| 68east | Hymn to Mother and the SeaJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | This too, like 'a mother's love,' evokes a sense of maternal affection... |
| 69east | Sousuke’s TearsJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Sōsuke, the 5-year-old boy who appears in Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, ... |
| 70east | luminescent signalJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In this film, “Morse code” is used by Sosuke and his father… |
| 71east | FinaleJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | As the title “Finale” suggests, the end… |
| 72east | Mother of the SeaMasako Hayashi | play_arrow | Set in a seaside town, with the desire to become human... |
| Princess Mononoke | |||
| 73east | Ashitaka SeikIJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Convey the scale of the rich natural setting that serves as the story’s stage… |
| 74east | Princess MononokeYoshikazu Mera | play_arrow | It's the theme song of Princess Mononoke. The person who sings this song... |
| 75east | Ashitaka and SanJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In the story’s final scene, the forest has become beautiful, and it vanishes… |
| 76east | Lady EboshiJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In Princess Mononoke, amid the somewhat brooding, oppressive atmosphere… |
| 77east | Women Treading the Tatara – Eboshi Tatara Song –Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A work song sung by the women of the tatara furnace, in rhythm with their labor. |
| 78east | Vengeful SpiritJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The scene in Princess Mononoke where the Tatarigami appeared… |
| 79east | KodamasJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | At the beginning of the story, in the forest, there appears only in lush woodlands... |
| 80east | Princess Mononoke (Instrumental Version)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | As the most ... as the ending theme of Princess Mononoke... |
| 81east | The Two in the Forest of the Deer GodJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | From the very beginning, those delicate piano phrases catch my ear... |
| 82east | ShuraJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The era of Princess Mononoke was a time of conflict, and people’s… |
| 83east | Ashitaka DiaryJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The epic music of Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke |
| Whisper of the Heart | |||
| 84east | Country RoadYoko Honna | play_arrow | It is the ending theme of Whispers of the Heart and... |
| 85east | Take Me Home, Country RoadsOlivia Newton-John | play_arrow | “...,” released by John Denver in 1971 |
| 86east | I’ve decided! I’m going to write a story.Yuji Nomi | play_arrow | This is used within the film Whisper of the Heart… |
| 87east | Flowing Clouds, Shining HillYuji Nomi | play_arrow | I’d title it “Flowing Clouds, Shining Hills,” and… |
| 88east | ReminiscenceYuji Nomi | play_arrow | From the film Whisper of the Heart, something called 'Reminiscence'... |
| 89east | Let’s fly! Catch the updraft!Yuji Nomi | play_arrow | Here we go: “Let’s fly! Catch the updraft!…” |
| 90east | The boy who makes violinsYuji Nomi | play_arrow | A piece that expresses the passion and artistry of Seiji Amasawa, who dreams of becoming a violin maker. |
| 91east | concrete roadLake Youth Choir | play_arrow | When you think of “Whisper of the Heart,” it has to be this song!... |
| 92east | Baron’s SongYuji Nomi | play_arrow | In “Whisper of the Heart,” the fictional ... created by Shizuku |
| 93east | Hill TownYuji Nomi | play_arrow | In “Whisper of the Heart,” where the protagonist Shizuku Tsukishima lives... |
| Porco Rosso | |||
| 94east | When the cherries ripenTokiko Kato | play_arrow | An adult ballad singing the feelings of an aviator |
| 95east | MAMMAIUTOJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The sky pirates' cheerful tune is heartwarming. |
| 96east | Days of No ReturnJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Marco’s poignant reminiscence, yearning for the past |
| 97east | Sometimes, old storiesTokiko Kato | play_arrow | The ending of Porco Rosso, a song that makes you feel life. |
| 98east | FriendJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The Friendship of Porco and Ferrarin in Porco Rosso |
| 99east | To the Adriatic SeaJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A lyrical piece that evokes the Adriatic Sea |
| 100east | Serbia MarchJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A lively march brimming with the atmosphere of Italy |
| 101east | Madness ~Flight~Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | An evocative piece that expresses the airship and the protagonist’s tenacity |
| 102east | In search of a distant eraJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Gina’s longing for a bygone era |
| 103east | Winds of an Era — When People Could Remain Truly HumanJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The grand and striking theme song of Porco Rosso |
| Pom Poko | |||
| 104east | Someone at any timeShang Shang Typhoon | play_arrow | The theme song of “Pom Poko.” The arti… |
| 105east | The Twin Stars: Song of the Star Traveler | As expected, the music in this play uses flutes, drums, and the like, rather than elec... | |
| 106east | Mr. Raccoon Dog, won’t you play with me? | Japan’s … sung in a truly folk-song-like child’s voice. | |
| 107east | Main Title | What an incredibly powerful and brief piece it is! | |
| 108east | chemical reconstruction | The decidedly high-tech–sounding phrase “chemical renaissance”… | |
| 109east | Pom Poko Main Theme “Genki-bushi” | Set in Japan’s mountainous regions—and what’s more, during the Heisei era… | |
| 110east | Life of a tanuki | play_arrow | In the world of Pom Poko (Heisei Tanuki War), the raccoo… |
| 111east | The tanuki now… (Epilogue) (Pom Poko) | play_arrow | I was so deeply moved by the slow, gentle melody... |
| 112east | Elegy (Heisei Tanuki War Ponpoko) | play_arrow | Directed by Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata, who teamed up to create... |
| 113east | In this city in AsiaShang Shang Typhoon | play_arrow | Warmly portrays scenes of Asian city life and its people… |
| The Wind Rises | |||
| 114east | contrailYumi Arai | play_arrow | "The Wind Rises" theme song. During the film's production stage, the theme song... |
| 115east | Journey (Dream Flight)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The strength to pursue one’s dreams, and the courage to face… |
| 116east | Only onceWerner Richard Heymann | play_arrow | The German film “The Congress...” released in 1931 |
| 117east | JunkersJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | This was used in the film The Wind Rises… |
| 118east | Nahoko (Fate)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | This was used in the film The Wind Rises… |
| 119east | peregrine falconJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | When you feel a flutter, there's something a bit glamorous about it... |
| 120east | Castorp (The Magic Mountain)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The protagonist, Jiro Horikoshi, and the German he met at the hotel… |
| 121east | Nahoko (Encounter)Joe Hisaishi | ![]() | This is a piece of music called “Nahoko (Chance Encounter)”... |
| 122east | Journey (Winds of Italy)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | Do you have someone you call a benefactor? |
| 123east | The wind rises.Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | The beautiful melod… used in The Wind Rises |
| A Wizard of Earthsea | |||
| 124east | Song of TimeAoi Teshima | play_arrow | It’s the theme song of Goro Miyazaki’s film Tales from Earthsea… |
| 125east | Teru’s SongAoi Teshima | play_arrow | This is a piece of music used in Tales from Earthsea. Aoi Teshima’s song… |
| 126east | rowan (tree)Aoi Teshima | play_arrow | When you hear rowan, does it ring a bell for you all… |
| 127east | Song of Time (songbook version)Aoi Teshima | play_arrow | This is the ending song of Tales from Earthsea. Hope is abou— |
| 128east | twilightAoi Teshima | play_arrow | A mystical singing voice that makes you want to keep listening forever… |
| 129east | JourneyTamiya Terashima | play_arrow | A popular, melancholic piano solo that depicts the journey of Haitaka and Allen. |
| 130east | Teru’s Song (Songbook Version)Aoi Teshima | play_arrow | It’s not the main theme song but rather an insert song used in the film, and it goes, “… |
| 131east | travelerAoi Teshima | play_arrow | Here’s a song with a traveler theme. The vast wilderness unfolds… |
| 132east | dragonAoi Teshima | play_arrow | There are many parts that differ from the original Earthsea, and it’s a bit... |
| 133east | town/cityTamiya Terashima | play_arrow | An Irish-tinged atmosphere, brimming with an exotic feel... |
| When Marnie Was There | |||
| 134east | Fine On The OutsidePriscilla Ahn | play_arrow | The 2014 release “When Marnie Was There” theme song… |
| 135east | Memories of the AlhambraFrancisco Tárrega | play_arrow | It’s an insert song from “When Marnie Was There.” The original song is s... |
| 136east | While cutting a tomatoTakatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | Anna visited Kushiro, Hokkaido, for asthma treatment... |
| 137east | I Am Not AlonePriscilla Ahn | play_arrow | Until now, the theme songs of Studio Ghibli films in Japan have... |
| 138east | Shimecchi ManorTakatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | In the story it's called the 'Shimecchi Mansion,' and no one lives there... |
| 139east | Two people on a boatTakatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | When the tide comes in at the Shimetchi Residence, the path becomes the sea... |
| 140east | MarnieTakatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | This piece, titled “Marnie,” is now… |
| 141east | Hisako’s Story (1)Takatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | In the film “When Marnie Was There,” the street artist… |
| 142east | Hisako’s Story (2)Takatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | Here, too, Hisako talks to Anna about Marnie… |
| 143east | Anna (Piano Version)Takatoki Muramatsu | play_arrow | Living in modern Japan, dealing with a certain problem day by day... |
| From Up on Poppy Hill | |||
| 144east | Summer of Goodbye ~From Up on Poppy Hill~Aoi Teshima | play_arrow | “Summer of Goodbye ~From Up on Poppy Hill~” is, … |
| 145east | A navy-blue undulationAoi Teshima | play_arrow | By the poet Kenji Miyazawa, “Address to Students…” |
| 146east | With love. UmiAoi Teshima | play_arrow | The songs included in the “From Up on Poppy Hill Song Collection” are... |
| 147east | Canal at DuskSatoshi Takebe | play_arrow | When you want a boost of energy first thing in the morning, I reco… |
| 148east | A heart yearning for motherSatoshi Takebe | play_arrow | As the sun sets, its glow reflects on the river... |
| 149east | Breakfast SongAoi Teshima | play_arrow | This is also an insert song from From Up on Poppy Hill. |
| 150east | EscapeAoi Teshima | play_arrow | From the lively piano rhythm at the beginning, it feels like a fun wa— |
| 151east | When I was in my first loveAoi Teshima | ![]() | One of the insert songs in this work, “Back When I Had My First Crush.” Ha… |
| 152east | I look up as I walkKyu Sakamoto | play_arrow | An insert song from the Ghibli film “From Up on Poppy Hill.” “Ue… |
| 153east | signal flag(s)Satoshi Takebe | play_arrow | A rich, ... set in the Showa era before the Tokyo Olympics. |
| The Tale of the Princess Kaguya | |||
| 154east | nursery rhymeIsao Takahata | play_arrow | A song composed by the director and co-written with the screenwriter. A nostalgic piece that evokes natural landscapes. |
| 155east | parting (farewell)Joe Hisaishi | play_arrow | In the story, a dear friend I spent time with in childhood… |
| 156east | Music of the CelestialsJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A beautiful yet mechanical and eerie piece used during the celestial being’s entrance scene. |
| 157east | Memory of LifeKazumi Nikaido | play_arrow | The theme song of Isao Takahata’s film The Tale of the Princess Kaguya... |
| 158east | Song of the Celestial MaidenIsao Takahata | play_arrow | It appears repeatedly in the film The Tale of the Princess Kaguya… |
| 159east | bamboo shootJoe Hisaishi | Princess Kaguya, who was born from a bamboo stalk, is a child of bamboo, and… | |
| 160east | slender bambooJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | “Nayotake” refers to supple, flexible bamboo. Bamboo… |
| 161east | BeginningJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | As everyone knows, the tale of Princess Kaguya is a bamboo... |
| 162east | Spring WaltzJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A piano piece that makes you want to dance, where springtime cheer blends with a waltz. |
| 163east | FlightJoe Hisaishi | play_arrow | A standout track packed with personality and playfulness... |
| Ho-hokekyo: My Neighbors the Yamadas | |||
| 164east | telephone lineAkiko Yano | play_arrow | Yamada-kun’s movie insert song, the protagonist’s joy |
| 165east | Shut up and follow me.The Yamada Family | Express the Showa-era vibe with an upbeat song | |
| 166east | Pleasant Music I Headlong RushAkiko Yano | A light, melodic tune for a pleasant everyday mood | |
| 167east | I stopped being alone.Akiko Yano | play_arrow | Warm, heartwarming theme song of Yamada-kun’s movie |
| 168east | An un-Cuckoo-like main titleAkiko Yano | play_arrow | A gentle melody colors the air of everyday life. |
| 169east | Cheerful Music V Academy is funAkiko Yano | play_arrow | Captivated by its picture-book-like rhythm and development |
| 170east | Cheerful Music III: I Go My Own WayAkiko Yano | play_arrow | Akiko Yano’s music: the harmony of her distinctive voice and piano |
| 171east | Who is Moonlight Mask?Yoshiko Kondo | play_arrow | The Moonlight Mask theme song makes a striking appearance with Yamada-kun. |
| 172east | Young PeopleGhibli Women’s Choir | ![]() | The touching song of My Neighbors the Yamadas |
| 173east | Que Sera, Sera (Whatever will be, will be)The Yamada Family & Mr. Fujiwara and Classmates | ![]() | Yamada-kun’s insert song symbolizes a carefree vibe. |
| 174east | My Neighbors the Yamadas Theme – Orchestral VersionAkiko Yano | ![]() | Akiko Yano’s masterpieces colored by an orchestra |
| Others | |||
| 175east | Arrietty’s SongCécile Corbel | play_arrow | The Borrower Arrietty theme song, a beautiful singing voice |
| 176east | Love is a flower, and you are its seed.Harumi Miyako | play_arrow | The famous song sung by Harumi Miyako with lyrics translated by Isao Takahata |





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