Songs that play during moving scenes. A collection of classic tracks that evoke deep emotion.

366 daysHY

366 Days – HY (Full)

It was also the theme song for the movie Red Thread.

The frustration, pain, and sadness of one-way feelings that don’t reach the other person really hit me in the chest and remind me of the bittersweet romances of my school days.

Whether it’s right or rewarded doesn’t matter; what comes through in the song is someone moved solely by the desire to see the person they love.

pyramid[Alexandros]

[Alexandros] – Pyramid (MV)

A song distinguished by a melody and sound that blend tension with power.

Set in the elite world of private bankers serving the wealthy, it’s a perfect fit as the theme for TV Asahi’s Thursday drama, which depicts a story of challenge and growth.

The emotional band sound fuses seamlessly with the drama’s worldview led by star Toshiaki Karasawa.

Celebrating the strong will to push past one’s limits, this track is ideal for getting a boost at karaoke or savoring an even greater sense of exhilaration on a drive.

Homeward Road in MarchHirai Dai

Homeward Road in March

Singer-songwriter Dai Hirai, who has been attracting attention for his acoustic sound and sweet vocals.

This song features an arrangement highlighted by clear, spacious piano and strings that leaves a strong impression.

It portrays the mixed feelings at the end of youth marked by graduation and the poised resolve felt in the moment of stepping into a new world, even amid loneliness.

Even though you should be closer to your dream, the tears won’t stop—because the days spent with your friends are too precious.

That message is sure to gently resonate with hearts on the brink of graduation.

Released in February 2022, this moving ballad is also included on the album “LOVE＋PEACE.”

hundreds of millions of light-yearsOmoinotake

Omoinotake | Hundreds of Millions of Light-Years [Official Music Video]

It’s a grand love song by Omoinotake.

Sparkling piano melodies and soaring vocals sing of a love that transcends distances and time beyond imagination.

The lyrics portray unwavering affection for someone you can no longer meet, and a resolve to live on while carrying the words left unspoken—listening to it fills your heart to the brim.

Released in February 2024, the song drew major attention as the theme for the drama “Eye Love You.” When you feel the ache of distance from someone dear, this track is sure to stay close to your heart.

Song of DepartureClass 3-E

Song of Departure

It’s an insert song from the anime Assassination Classroom.

Many people probably feel a lump in their throat when this track plays during the anime’s climax.

Sung by the members of Class 3-E, it’s a moving choral piece themed around graduation and parting.

Released in September 2016, the song brilliantly expresses the anime’s worldview through music and has left a deep impression on fans.

Its forward-looking lyrics, like a gentle push from the wind, will warmly encourage anyone embarking on a new journey.

Even if you haven’t seen the anime, listening to it during the spring graduation season will truly resonate with your heart.

wrap (as in: wrap up filming)Yamazaki Ikusaburo

Ikusaburo Yamazaki – “Crank Up” Music Video (TV Anime “Out of Focus at Dusk” Opening Theme)

A delicate, wistful medium-tempo ballad that begins with the sound of a film camera.

Released digitally in July 2024 as the opening theme for the anime “Twilight Out of Focus,” this piece showcases Ikusaburo Yamazaki’s gentle vocals that sink deep into the heart.

Using a film set’s wrap-up as a metaphor, the lyrics poignantly depict parting and a sense of loss.

They capture miraculous moments and the complex emotions that arise when you recognize an ending, making it a recommended listen when you want to linger in memories or after saying goodbye to someone important.

It’s a moving track that highlights Yamazaki’s exceptional vocal prowess.

The curtain risesback number

back number – The Curtain Rises [Theme song for the film 'TOKYO MER: Mobile Emergency Room – Nankai Mission']

This is a sweeping, heart-stirring ballad by back number, chosen as the theme song for the theatrical release TOKYO MER: Mobile Emergency Room – Nankai Mission, coming out in August 2025.

Produced with Takeshi Kobayashi onboard, its sense of scale is breathtaking.

The song portrays the decisive moment when, despite being so overcome by fear that one trembles, one still resolves—out of a sense of duty—to head toward someone in need.

Lead actor Ryohei Suzuki has said this worldview gripped his heart; it truly feels like a scene from a film.

Listen to it when you’re facing a major challenge or need to steel yourself, and you’ll receive a warm yet powerful boost of encouragement.