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 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | To That SummerHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Insert song from Spirited Away, Summer of Memories |
| 2east | Dragon BoyHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Haku, in his dragon form, is injured and rampaging |
| 3east | Name of LifeHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | An emotional scene where Chihiro sheds tears |
| 4east | Always With MeHisaishi Joe | ![]() | The theme song of Spirited Away. |
| 5east | The River of That DayHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A song that hints at Haku’s true identity |
| 6east | againHirahara Ayaka | play_arrow | The Appeal of Ghibli Music and Joe Hisaishi |
| 7east | White DragonRIKKI | play_arrow | Haku’s theme song, a masterpiece by Hayao Miyazaki and Joe Hisaishi |
| 8east | godsHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The lively bustle of a bathhouse where gods gather |
| 9east | boiler bugHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The Boiler Room Song of Kamaji |
| 10east | Dear godsootaka shizuru | play_arrow | A memorable song depicting the god of the bathhouse |
| My Neighbor Totoro | |||
| 11east | Path of the WindHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A mystical nature-themed song of Totoro |
| 12east | My Neighbor TotoroInoue Azumi | play_arrow | Theme song of My Neighbor Totoro |
| 13east | Village in MayHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A cheerful song about Satsuki and Mei growing up in the village |
| 14east | Soot SpritesHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The song of the soot sprites, Makkuro Kurosuke |
| 15east | Twilight BreezeHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Introduction to the beautiful songs featured in My Neighbor Totoro |
| 16east | strollHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Opening theme song of My Neighbor Totoro |
| 17east | Dondoko FestivalInoue Azumi | A child secretly watches the ghosts' dance. | |
| 18east | CatbusKitahara Taku | play_arrow | The song from the Catbus entrance scene |
| 19east | Mysterious Shiritori SongMori Kumiko | play_arrow | Songs from the image album of My Neighbor Totoro |
| 20east | lost childInoue Azumi | play_arrow | Satsuki’s worry while searching for Mei |
| Castle in the Sky | |||
| 21east | Sheeta’s ResolveHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A masterpiece that conveys Sheeta's strong determination |
| 22east | Paradise LostHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Paradise lost, a wistful piano stirs the heart |
| 23east | Carrying YouInoue Azumi | ![]() | The Laputa theme song is a masterpiece and has been covered many times. |
| 24east | Aboard the Tiger MothHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Music of the sky pirates’ ship; the crew’s excitement rises. |
| 25east | Playful quarrel (chase)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A tense track that plays during a chase scene |
| 26east | The Pigeon and the BoyHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The boy Pazu’s trumpet announces the morning. |
| 27east | The girl who fell from the skyHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The grand and mysterious music of Laputa |
| 28east | Morning in the Slug GorgeHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Music that captures a refreshing morning in a valley |
| 29east | Robot Soldiers (Revival ~ Rescue)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Introduction to the Robot Soldiers’ Theme from Laputa |
| 30east | large treeHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Daiju is a soothing song that evokes nature. |
| 31east | Carrying YouInoue Azumi | play_arrow | The charm and emotion of the ending theme of Laputa |
| Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind | |||
| 32east | Legend of the WindHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Nausicaä’s piece—the piano melody is moving. |
| 33east | The Princess Who Loves InsectsHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Joe Hisaishi’s heartrending, lonely piano piece |
| 34east | “Bird People” ~Ending~Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The Legend of Nausicaä and Harmony with Nature |
| 35east | Interaction with the OhmuHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The beautifully terrifying requiem of Nausicaä Requiem |
| 36east | Nausicaä of the Valley of the WindYasuda Narumi | play_arrow | Nausicaä Unused Theme Song |
| 37east | Distant DaysHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Nausicaä’s Different Values and Feelings Toward the Insects |
| 38east | To a faraway land…Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The grand symphony of Nausicaä’s theme song |
| 39east | Battle between a Möwe and a CorvetteHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Battle scene BGM of Nausicaä’s glider, the Mehve |
| 40east | Nausicaä RequiemHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A track featuring the memorable voice of Joe Hisaishi’s daughter’s child |
| 41east | Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind — OpeningHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Joe Hisaishi composed the music for Nausicaä. |
| Kiki's Delivery Service | |||
| 42east | A Town with an Ocean ViewHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | An impressive insert song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 43east | First workday of the yearHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Representative song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 44east | If I’m wrapped in kindnessArai Yumi | play_arrow | Yumi Arai’s classic song “Wrapped in Gentleness” |
| 45east | Even though I like you!Takaran o Arika | play_arrow | An impressive ALI song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 46east | The revolving seasonsInoue Azumi | play_arrow | The Secret Behind the Memorable Songs of Kiki’s Delivery Service |
| 47east | Wind HillHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The memorable song 'Windy Hill' from Kiki's Delivery Service is striking. |
| 48east | DepartureHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The shifts in emotions embedded in Kiki’s departure |
| 49east | Magical WarmthInoue Azumi | play_arrow | An uplifting insert song from Kiki's Delivery Service |
| 50east | I Became a BirdHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | I Became a Bird: Arika Takarano’s Free Song |
| 51east | The town I long forMAI&YUMIKO-Chan | play_arrow | A gently soothing yet wistful flying delivery service |
| 52east | Mother’s BroomHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Joe Hisaishi’s classic from Kiki’s Delivery Service resonates with the heart. |
| 53east | Message of RougeMatsutōya Yumi | play_arrow | Yumi Matsutoya’s classic song and its nostalgic charm |
| Howl's Moving Castle | |||
| 54east | Merry-Go-Round of LifeHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The cheerful yet wistful music of Howl's Moving Castle |
| 55east | Promise of the WorldBaishō Chieko | ![]() | Theme song of Howl's Moving Castle |
| 56east | The Boy Who Drank a StarHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A beautiful piece that portrays the relationship between Howl and Calcifer |
| 57east | Suleiman’s Magic Circle: Return to the CastleHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Suleiman appears, mysterious piano sounds |
| 58east | Cave of MindHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Expressing the cave of the heart with an orchestra |
| 59east | Sophie’s CastleHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Diverse moods in Sophie's Castle theme song |
| 60east | To the Lake of StarsHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The castle moves and arrives at the lake of stars. |
| 61east | Waltz of the MagicianHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The witch's waltz is eerily soothing |
| 62east | Secret GardenHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The scene where Howl takes Sophie out to the secret garden |
| 63east | It’s love!Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The moment Howl and Sophie fall in love |
| Ponyo on the Cliff | |||
| 64east | Ponyo on the CliffFujioka Fujimaki & Oohashi Nozomi | play_arrow | Ponyo on the Cliff theme song Nozomi Ohashi |
| 65east | Ponyo’s LullabyŌhashi Nozomi | play_arrow | Ponyo’s gentle lullaby |
| 66east | Round Dance of the Sunflower HouseMai | play_arrow | Image song of the House of Sunflowers |
| 67east | Sousuke’s TearsHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Expressing Sosuke's tears on the piano |
| 68east | A mother’s loveHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A gentle song filled with maternal love |
| 69east | luminescent signalHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Means of communicating with my father using Morse code |
| 70east | Fujimoto’s ThemeFujioka Fujimaki | play_arrow | Fujimoto's Tango Theme Song |
| 71east | FinaleHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The theme song flows naturally into the end credits. |
| 72east | Hymn to Mother and the SeaHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A song praising the greatness of mothers and the sea |
| 73east | Mother of the SeaHayashi Masako | play_arrow | The Adventures of Ponyo and Sosuke |
| Princess Mononoke | |||
| 74east | Ashitaka SeikIHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A beautiful song with the theme of coexistence between nature and humans |
| 75east | Ashitaka and SanHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A bond of living together while walking separate paths |
| 76east | Princess MononokeMera Yoshikazu | play_arrow | Countertenor masterpieces by Yoshikazu Mera |
| 77east | Women Treading the Tatara – Eboshi Tatara Song –Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A work song sung by the women of the tatara furnace, in rhythm with their labor. |
| 78east | KodamasHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Theme song of the forest spirit Kodama |
| 79east | Departure — Westward —Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The music of Princess Mononoke is a masterpiece that expresses nature and history. |
| 80east | The boy who came from the eastHisaishi Joe | ![]() | A composition that expresses Ashitaka's bravery |
| 81east | Princess Mononoke (Instrumental Version)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The famous ending theme of Princess Mononoke |
| 82east | The Two in the Forest of the Deer GodHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | An eerie yet sacred forest theme played on the piano |
| 83east | ShuraHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Express the era of warfare with a sense of tension |
| 84east | Ashitaka DiaryHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The epic music of Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke |
| Whisper of the Heart | |||
| 85east | Country RoadHon’na Yoko | play_arrow | The Importance of the Theme Song in Whisper of the Heart |
| 86east | Take Me Home, Country RoadsOribia Nyūton=Jon | play_arrow | A classic song by John Denver was covered |
| 87east | I’ve decided! I’m going to write a story.Yuji Nomi | play_arrow | Determination to write a story and the freshness of spring |
| 88east | Baron’s SongYuji Nomi | play_arrow | A song in which the Cat Count guides Shizuku to a fantasy world |
| 89east | concrete roadShōnen Shōjo Gasshōdan Mizuumi | play_arrow | Introducing iconic scenes from Whisper of the Heart |
| 90east | Flowing Clouds, Shining HillYuji Nomi | play_arrow | A beautiful piece about flowing clouds and a shining hill |
| 91east | ReminiscenceYuji Nomi | play_arrow | to play the bittersweetness of memories |
| 92east | Let’s fly! Catch the updraft!Yuji Nomi | play_arrow | A Baron cat figurine guides the protagonist to the sky |
| 93east | 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. |
| 94east | Hill TownYuji Nomi | play_arrow | Streetscapes of my youth and small changes |
| Porco Rosso | |||
| 95east | When the cherries ripenKatō Tokiko | play_arrow | Gina, the eternal heroine of aviators. “Crim… |
| 96east | MAMMAIUTOHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The sky pirates “Mamma Aiuto Gang” that appear in Porco Rosso… |
| 97east | Days of No ReturnHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | In the adult classic Porco Rosso, the protagonist Marco... |
| 98east | Sometimes, old storiesKatō Tokiko | play_arrow | The very relaxed, mood-filled “Porco Rosso”… |
| 99east | To the Adriatic SeaHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A lyricism that makes you nostalgic for that Adriatic Sea… |
| 100east | Serbia MarchHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The vibrancy of Italian cityscapes and the people’s en— |
| 101east | Madness ~Flight~Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Dodging our pursuers in the newly outfitted airship… |
| 102east | FriendHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | This is also irresistible for fans of “Porco Rosso”… |
| 103east | In search of a distant eraHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Since many people found it memorable even within the film Porco Rosso... |
| 104east | Winds of an Era — When People Could Remain Truly HumanHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Very fun, grand, and a little tense co… |
| Pom Poko | |||
| 105east | Someone at any timeJōjō Taihūn | play_arrow | A cheerful Ryukyuan-style theme song that depicts the way of life of tanuki |
| 106east | The Twin Stars: Song of the Star Traveler | Expressing stars with instruments that don't use electricity | |
| 107east | Life of a tanuki | play_arrow | A song depicting the peaceful life of a tanuki |
| 108east | The tanuki now… (Epilogue) (Pom Poko) | play_arrow | The gentle life of a raccoon dog surrounded by nature |
| 109east | Mr. Raccoon Dog, won’t you play with me? | A Japanese tune sung in a folk-style child’s voice | |
| 110east | Main Title | A short musical piece that expresses the balance between nature and humans | |
| 111east | chemical reconstruction | A musical work of tanuki transformation studies | |
| 112east | Pom Poko Main Theme “Genki-bushi” | An upbeat Studio Ghibli track set in the mountains | |
| 113east | Elegy (Heisei Tanuki War Ponpoko) | play_arrow | A piece that symbolizes the reconciliation between death and nature |
| 114east | In this city in AsiaJōjō Taihūn | play_arrow | Shang Shang Typhoon’s songs that warmly portray Asian cities |
| The Wind Rises | |||
| 115east | contrailArai Yumi | play_arrow | The theme song from The Wind Rises matches the world perfectly. |
| 116east | Only onceWerunā Rihyaruto Haiman | play_arrow | Theme song of a 1931 German film |
| 117east | Journey (Dream Flight)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The strength and fragility of those who face their dreams |
| 118east | Castorp (The Magic Mountain)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The encounter between Jiro Horikoshi and the German, Castorp |
| 119east | JunkersHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Introduction to the Junkers musical piece from The Wind Rises |
| 120east | Journey (Winds of Italy)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A song expressing gratitude and respect to a benefactor |
| 121east | Nahoko (Fate)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A musical piece depicting the fate of a fiancée with tuberculosis |
| 122east | peregrine falconHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | Ethereal music that evokes a flutter of excitement |
| 123east | Nahoko (Encounter)Hisaishi Joe | ![]() | A fateful love between two people who met amid war and earthquakes |
| 124east | The wind rises.Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The beautiful melody of The Wind Rises |
| A Wizard of Earthsea | |||
| 125east | Song of TimeTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | It’s the theme song of Goro Miyazaki’s film Tales from Earthsea… |
| 126east | Teru’s SongTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | This is a piece of music used in Tales from Earthsea. Aoi Teshima’s song… |
| 127east | rowan (tree)Teshima Aoi | play_arrow | When you hear rowan, does it ring a bell for you all… |
| 128east | Song of Time (songbook version)Teshima Aoi | play_arrow | This is the ending song of Tales from Earthsea. Hope is abou— |
| 129east | twilightTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | A mystical singing voice that makes you want to keep listening forever… |
| 130east | JourneyTerashima Tamiya | play_arrow | A popular, melancholic piano solo that depicts the journey of Haitaka and Allen. |
| 131east | Teru’s Song (Songbook Version)Teshima Aoi | play_arrow | It’s not the main theme song but rather an insert song used in the film, and it goes, “… |
| 132east | travelerTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | Here’s a song with a traveler theme. The vast wilderness unfolds… |
| 133east | dragonTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | There are many parts that differ from the original Earthsea, and it’s a bit... |
| 134east | town/cityTerashima Tamiya | play_arrow | An Irish-tinged atmosphere, brimming with an exotic feel... |
| When Marnie Was There | |||
| 135east | Fine On The OutsidePurishira Aan | play_arrow | Marnie theme song: Aan’s gentle singing voice |
| 136east | Memories of the AlhambraFuranshisuko Tarega | play_arrow | Marnie insert song, tremolo technique |
| 137east | I Am Not AlonePurishira Aan | play_arrow | The first Studio Ghibli film with an English-language theme song |
| 138east | Shimecchi ManorMuramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | A song that expresses the eeriness of a damp mansion |
| 139east | While cutting a tomatoMuramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | A story about Anna recuperating and growing in Hokkaido |
| 140east | Two people on a boatMuramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | A magical mansion that sinks into the sea at high tide |
| 141east | MarnieMuramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | The main theme of Marnie with an enigmatic beauty |
| 142east | Hisako’s Story (1)Muramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | The famous scene where Hisako talks about Marnie’s past |
| 143east | Hisako’s Story (2)Muramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | An epic song about Marnie |
| 144east | Anna (Piano Version)Muramatsu Takatsugu | play_arrow | Anna changes after meeting Marnie |
| From Up on Poppy Hill | |||
| 145east | Summer of Goodbye ~From Up on Poppy Hill~Teshima Aoi | play_arrow | Theme song from From Up on Poppy Hill |
| 146east | With love. UmiTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | A song depicting a long-distance romance between Kazama and Umi |
| 147east | A navy-blue undulationTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | A song with lyrics written by the Miyazaki father and child, based on a poem by Kenji Miyazawa |
| 148east | I look up as I walkSakamoto Kyu | play_arrow | From Up on Poppy Hill, Ue o Muite Arukou (Sukiyaki) |
| 149east | EscapeTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | Being liberated from everyday life by a light, breezy song |
| 150east | Breakfast SongTeshima Aoi | play_arrow | Ghibli food looks delicious. |
| 151east | signal flag(s)Takebe Satoshi | play_arrow | Nostalgia for the pre-Olympic Showa era |
| 152east | Canal at DuskTakebe Satoshi | play_arrow | The busyness and fun of making breakfast |
| 153east | A heart yearning for motherTakebe Satoshi | play_arrow | A poignant short piece reflecting a river at sunset |
| 154east | When I was in my first loveTeshima Aoi | ![]() | In the days of first love, it's a bittersweet youth song |
| The Tale of the Princess Kaguya | |||
| 155east | nursery rhymeTakahata Isao | play_arrow | A song composed by the director and co-written with the screenwriter. A nostalgic piece that evokes natural landscapes. |
| 156east | parting (farewell)Hisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A poignant song that portrays a farewell. |
| 157east | Music of the CelestialsHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A beautiful yet mechanical and eerie piece used during the celestial being’s entrance scene. |
| 158east | Memory of LifeNikaidou Kazumi | play_arrow | Theme song of The Tale of the Princess Kaguya |
| 159east | Song of the Celestial MaidenTakahata Isao | play_arrow | Songs featured in The Tale of the Princess Kaguya |
| 160east | bamboo shootHisaishi Joe | Kaguya-hime Bamboo Shoot Theme Song Introduction | |
| 161east | slender bambooHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A gentle piano piece for Princess Kaguya |
| 162east | BeginningHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | The divine opening of a princess born from bamboo |
| 163east | Spring WaltzHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | A piano piece that makes you want to dance, where springtime cheer blends with a waltz. |
| 164east | FlightHisaishi Joe | play_arrow | An epic track packed with distinctive, diverse instruments |
| Ho-hokekyo: My Neighbors the Yamadas | |||
| 165east | telephone lineYano Akiko | play_arrow | Yamada-kun’s movie insert song, the protagonist’s joy |
| 166east | Shut up and follow me.Yamada-ke no hitobito | Express the Showa-era vibe with an upbeat song | |
| 167east | Pleasant Music I Headlong RushYano Akiko | A light, melodic tune for a pleasant everyday mood | |
| 168east | I stopped being alone.Yano Akiko | play_arrow | Warm, heartwarming theme song of Yamada-kun’s movie |
| 169east | An un-Cuckoo-like main titleYano Akiko | play_arrow | A gentle melody colors the air of everyday life. |
| 170east | Cheerful Music V Academy is funYano Akiko | play_arrow | Captivated by its picture-book-like rhythm and development |
| 171east | Cheerful Music III: I Go My Own WayYano Akiko | play_arrow | Akiko Yano’s music: the harmony of her distinctive voice and piano |
| 172east | Who is Moonlight Mask?Kondō Yoshiko | play_arrow | The Moonlight Mask theme song makes a striking appearance with Yamada-kun. |
| 173east | Young PeopleJiburi Josei Gasshoudan | ![]() | The touching song of My Neighbors the Yamadas |
| 174east | Que Sera, Sera (Whatever will be, will be)Yamada-ke no Hitobito & Fujiwara-sensei to Kurasumeeto | ![]() | Yamada-kun’s insert song symbolizes a carefree vibe. |
| 175east | My Neighbors the Yamadas Theme – Orchestral VersionYano Akiko | ![]() | Akiko Yano’s masterpieces colored by an orchestra |
| Others | |||
| 176east | Arrietty’s SongSeshiru Koruberu | play_arrow | The Borrower Arrietty theme song, a beautiful singing voice |
| 177east | Love is a flower, and you are its seed.Miyako Harumi | play_arrow | The famous song sung by Harumi Miyako with lyrics adapted by Isao Takahata |


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