Hanakappa Songs: Anime Theme and Insert Songs – List of Opening and Ending Tracks
We’d like to introduce songs from the anime “Hanakappa,” based on picture books by Tadashi Akiyama.
Hanakappa tells the everyday stories of the Hanakappa family—a family of kappa who have flowers blooming on their heads instead of dishes—and their friends.
The fun, everyday adventures of Hanakappa and friends are hugely popular with children.
In this article, we’ve gathered Hanakappa songs that capture children’s hearts alongside the story.
They’re all happy, fun tracks that make your body start moving just by listening.
Be sure to check them out!
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Hanakappa Songs: Anime Theme and Insert Songs. Opening and Ending Track List (11–20)
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winterhanakappa
“Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter” is a chant-like song that’s sung when Hanakappa makes the flower on his head bloom.
With easy-to-remember lyrics and a fun, cheerful tune, it’s hugely popular with little kids.
Many parents and children probably copy the moves and dance along, right? The cute choreography makes it fun no matter how many times you sing it!
Pararirura♪Dream5
A song that kids who love to dance are sure to enjoy! It’s the Season 4 April–September ending theme, “Pararirura♪.” With touches of a Bon Odori-like melody and plenty of variation, it’s a number that even easily bored children can have fun with.
In the music video, you can watch the dance performed by the members of Dream5, who provided the vocals.
Gur☆Maze Yeah!!hitomi
This is Pattern 3 of the Season 2 ending, “Guru☆Maze Yeah!!”.
The official dance video features choreography that even small children can easily imitate, making it a song you can sing, dance to, and enjoy.
It’s an upbeat, bright, and fun track, so I imagine many kids like this song.
LienEvery Little Thing
Every Little Thing performed the theme song for Hanakappa’s first film, released in 2013, titled “Hanakappa the Movie: Blooming! Paka—n♪ The Great Adventure in the Butterfly Kingdom.” “Lien” means “bond” in French, making it a perfect fit for the film’s story about family bonds.
By the way, ELT members Kaori Mochida and Ichiro Ito make guest appearances in the movie as “Mocchi” and “Ikkun.”
Hanakappa ParadiseImai Eriko
Hanakappa Paradise is the song by Eriko Imai, formerly of SPEED, that became the ending theme for season 3 of Hanakappa.
It was released in 2012 as a single CD together with Hanakappa Parade, which aired as the opening theme during the same period.
The lyrics—encouraging kids to dance and smile even after crying or feeling down—convey a message that’s just right for children.
Hanaka ParadeImai Eriko
In the latter half of the 2012 broadcast year, during the third season of Hanakappa, the opening theme was this song, Hanakappa Parade.
The vocals were performed by Eriko Imai, also known for her work with SPEED.
As a mother, she delivers a happy song that lifts children’s spirits, making it a track that puts listeners in a joyful mood.
Hanakappa Songs: Anime Theme and Insert Songs. Opening and Ending Track List (21–30)
Jumping!Kitano Kii
In the third season of Hanakappa in fiscal year 2012, the ending theme was sung by Kie Kitano, who is active as an actress.
It’s a positive song with an uplifting message of “Let’s aim for our dreams and share our feelings!” and was released as a digital-only single.
Its up-tempo sound and fun melody make it perfect for singing along with young children.