Nana Mizuki’s classic and popular songs
Here are some songs by Nana Mizuki, who is active as a voice actress and singer and has made her mark in anime and radio.
While taking on numerous voice acting roles in anime and films, Nana Mizuki has also released many songs, several of which have been selected as theme songs for anime and TV programs.
It seems that the backbone of her singing lies in the rigorous training her father put her through from a young age with the aim of making her an enka singer.
As a child, she reportedly entered so many competitions that she was known locally as a “nodo-jiman taikai arashi,” or a regular ringer who swept local singing contests.
Now, please enjoy the songs of Nana Mizuki, whose past of intense training has led to her present-day success.
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Nana Mizuki’s masterpieces and popular songs (41–50)
RUSH&DASH!Mizuki Nana
An energetic, up-tempo track featuring Nana Mizuki’s powerful vocals.
It expresses a strong will to believe in yourself and move forward, carrying a positive message about chasing your dreams without fear of challenges.
The song is included on the single “ETERNAL BLAZE,” released in October 2005, and has become beloved by many listeners through its connection to the anime Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A’s.
It’s recommended for anyone who wants to keep pursuing their dreams amid a busy life or take a new step forward.
Even just the intro is said to get you pumped up, and it’s highly regarded among fans.
Secret AmbitionMizuki Nana
It was used as the first opening theme for the TV anime Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS.
The song is dramatic and rhythmic, with a very beautiful interlude.
Just listening to it gives you the courage to keep moving forward without stopping.
Silent BibleMizuki Nana
It appears to be written from the perspective of the Wolkenritter who appear in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A’s, and it conveys feelings toward the ordinary things close at hand.
Also, Nana Mizuki seems to have sensed images of “water” and “a figure standing in the darkness” from the song, and the jacket artwork reflects those images.
TricksterMizuki Nana
This is a song by Nana Mizuki, known as an anthem that stays close to listeners’ hearts and gives them a push forward.
It features a powerful, band-driven sound and straightforward lyrics.
Released in October 2008, it was used in many TV programs and games, including being selected for Nippon TV’s “Music Fighter” Power Play for October.
The lyrics were written by Nana Mizuki herself, with composition and arrangement by Noriyasu Agematsu.
Through universal themes like loneliness, anxiety, and growth, the song offers listeners courage and hope.
It’s a recommended track when you’re feeling worn out by daily life or need to fire yourself up.
Bud of a dreamMizuki Nana
This is a song that Utau Hoshina, played by Nana Mizuki, used to sing when she was little.
Her singing voice is so cute that just listening to it is soothing.
The performance is by her older brother, Ikuto Tsukiyomi, on the violin.
You can hear Nana Mizuki’s youthful voice.
EdenMizuki Nana
The melody and the chorus are great, and there were many lyrics I could relate to.
I think it’s a song that people of any gender can love.
I especially like the line in the first chorus about wishing to be loved without even knowing what it means to love.
The music video is also very beautiful, and the costumes are adorable.
Melancholy TwilightMizuki Nana
This is a cool, sultry track by Nana Mizuki that weaves in elements of Showa-era kayōkyoku and jazz.
It opens with vivid visual imagery—crimson temptation and glistening lights—and explores the complexity of love through contrasts like burning passion and sweet lies.
Included on the album SUPERNAL LIBERTY, released in April 2014, the song features lyrics written by Nana Mizuki herself.
It expresses a belief in the importance of loving over being loved, offering insight into the essence of love.
It’s a song that many who have experienced parting from someone dear, or who carry complicated romantic feelings, may find deeply relatable.