[Fleet Collection BGM] Kantai Collection’s famous and popular tracks

To the open seaŌkoshi Kaori

[KanColle BGM] "To the Open Sea" AL Operation Sortie Battle [10-Minute Loop]

This piece is characterized by grand music that starts quietly and gradually grows more powerful.

It is one of the BGM tracks for “Kantai Collection,” composed by Kaori Oogoshi.

It splendidly captures the vastness of the sea and the tension of battle, stirring the player’s emotions.

Included on the 2015 album “Kantai Collection -KanColle- Original Sound Track vol.

II [Kaze],” it is used in in-game battles and event scenes.

It’s recommended not only while playing the game but also when you need courage or determination in everyday life.

Listening to this work will surely give you the courage to challenge uncharted seas.

sea colorAKINO from bless4

AKINO from bless4 “Miiro (Sea Color)” Music Video

This song was used as the ending theme for the anime Kantai Collection -KanColle-.

AKINO from bless4 delivers a strikingly clear vocal performance, and the grand melody perfectly matches the sea-themed world of the anime, resonating deeply.

Released in February 2015, the track sings of hope, bonds, and a resolve for the future, inspiring courage in listeners.

It’s recommended not only for anime fans but also for anyone who enjoys epic music.

Whether you listen while watching the anime or use it as background music in daily life, you’ll feel the song’s appeal even more.

Future (now)C2 kikan “1MYB”

"KanColle: Someday in That Sea" ED FULL - Mirai / C2 Organization “1MYB”

This is the theme song for Kantai Collection by C2 Agency’s “1MYB.” It was released in February 2023 as the ending theme for the anime “KanColle: Someday in that Sea.” Centered on hope and determination for moving toward the future, the lyrics are colored with natural imagery like the sound of waves, the sky, and the sea.

Riding on 1MYB’s powerful rock sound, Yumi Tanibe’s warm and strong vocals resonate throughout.

Portraying the act of overcoming hardship and setbacks to keep running toward the future, the song has been highly praised by both anime and game fans.

It’s a track that will surely give you the strength to move forward when you need courage in everyday life.

blizzardNishizawa Shiena

Shiena Nishizawa "Fubuki" Music Video

This song was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Kantai Collection -KanColle-.

Released in February 2015 as Shiena Nishizawa’s debut single, it proved popular, reaching No.

6 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

The lyrics weave in the names of ships that appear in KanColle—such as Shirayuki, Hatsuyuki, and Miyuki—beautifully capturing the game’s and anime’s world.

With words that sing of heartache, hope, and the importance of bonds, paired with Nishizawa’s clear, pure vocals, it’s a track that resonates deeply with listeners.

It’s recommended not only for anime fans, but also for anyone drawn to moving lyrics and compelling music.

Wake of the Second Destroyer SquadronŌkoshi Kaori

[Kantai Collection OST] 14 Wake of DesRon 2 [CD Audio]

This piece brilliantly expresses the world of Kantai Collection through music.

Distinguished by its weighty orchestration that evokes the valiant wake of the Second Torpedo Squadron, it masterfully conveys both the tension and exhilaration of battle scenes.

Showcasing Kaori Ōkoshi’s outstanding compositional skill, the work has garnered wide support—not only being used within the game, but also performed by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Band.

Released around 2015 and included on the album Akatsuki, it’s a recommended track not only for KanColle fans but also for anyone who enjoys grand, sweeping music.

Flower of the Second Torpedo Squadron (Instrumental ver.)Ōkoshi Kaori

[Kancolle BGM] 'Hana no Nisuissen' Instrumental ver. [10-Minute Loop]

This piece is striking for its interplay between string instruments and traditional Japanese instruments.

“Hana no Nisuisen” is the nickname of the Torpedo Squadron, the Second Torpedo Squadron, and this track is the instrumental version of a character song.

It’s upbeat and dazzling, yet the inclusion of traditional instruments lends it an air of elegance.

The character song sung by Ayane Sakura is, of course, excellent—and the instrumental version is equally rewarding to listen to!

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chance encounterŌkoshi Kaori

kaoling – Purehearted Dark Delusion

This piece, Encounter, is the BGM that plays when you open the ship encyclopedia.

The composer, Kaori Ōkoshi, apparently created it with images like looking up at the water’s surface from the seabed.

It begins with electronic tones that drip like falling water droplets, then a synth bass rises from below, gradually warming the track.

In the latter half, strings weaving a mysterious melody and the sound of piano add color.

It feels like the kind of music that would help you sleep soundly if you drifted off while listening to it.

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