Complete List of Ending Themes from “Okaasan to Issho” (All-Time)
Okaasan to Issho is a children’s program broadcast on NHK.
If you have young children at home, there are probably many chances to watch it.
You sometimes hear parents say, “I ended up getting hooked while watching it together with my child.”
Here, we’ll be introducing the ending themes from Okaasan to Issho over the years.
If you want to revisit the songs you listened to when you were little, this is for you.
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Complete List of Ending Themes from “Okaasan to Issho” (All-Time)
BunbunhoiMiyauchi Ryo, Nanase Hitomi
Bun Bun Hoi is the ending theme of the puppet show Bun Bun Time, which aired within Okaasan to Issho for three years starting in 1979.
It was sung by Ryo Miyauchi, the fourth ‘Uta no Onii-san,’ and Hitomi Nanase, the thirteenth ‘Uta no Onee-san.’ Partway through, it includes a game similar to the Okaasan to Issho version of “Acchi Muite Hoi.” There’s also a version by Korogi ’73, a chorus unit active from 1972 to 1990 that performed anime songs and children’s songs.
Goronta OndoMizuki Ichirō, Saitō Nobuko
The ending theme used from 1976 to 1979 was “Goronta Ondo.” It was performed by Nobuko Saito, the 11th “Uta no Onee-san,” and Ichiro Mizuki, who reigned as the king of anime songs and also served as the 2nd “Uta no Onii-san.” The Tokyo Broadcasting Children’s Choir also took part, and the energetic singing of the children left a strong impression.
In the middle of the song there’s a scene where the character Goronta competes with the children, and it’s said that the staging where a costumed character interacts directly with kids began at this time.
In conclusion
Many of you might have felt a wave of nostalgia while listening. It could even spark some reminiscing with your friends. We’ll keep updating this when new endings are broadcast, so if you’re interested, please stop by again.