[Princess Songs] A collection of heart-fluttering masterpieces! Princess Song Compilation
Songs that make you feel an exhilarating story, pieces that are fleeting yet beautiful, and princess songs that make your heart skip a beat the moment you hear them…
In this article, we introduce a variety of tracks themed around princesses for those looking for songs related to “hime.” Among princess-themed songs, you’ll find not only ones that perfectly match your ideal image of a princess, but also works that reveal a more realistic side of princesses and the slightly bittersweet feelings of girls who long to become one.
Enjoy imagining the princesses who appear within these songs as you listen!
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[Princess Songs] A Collection of Heart-Fluttering Classics! Princess Song Compilation (21–30)
Tsuruhime! Strength is beautiful to behold.Sasaki Mari

An insert song from Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, it’s a character song for one of the members, Ninja White/Tsuruhime.
Unusually for a Sentai, the Red wasn’t the leader; instead, Ninja White/Tsuruhime served as a female leader, which was rare.
While later series have had a few female leaders, Tsuruhime appears to have been the first in the franchise.
Song of Princess Kaguya-sensei (Hatsune Miku version)Hatsune Miku

This is the theme song of the tokusatsu heroine drama “Suki! Suki! Majo Sensei.” The original was sung by Mitsuko Horie, but here we present the Hatsune Miku version.
It is regrettable that the actress who played the protagonist, Ms.
Tsuki Hikaru—also known as Kaguya-hime Sensei—later became the victim of a tragic incident in which she was killed by another male actor.
Princess KnightMaekawa Yōko

Is this the original, archetypal anime of the pattern where someone you thought was a prince turns out to be a princess in disguise? The theme song has very few lyrics with long pauses—a really unusual structure.
In fact, the song has both a prince version and a princess version of the lyrics, with differences like ending in “boku” versus “watashi,” hiding the true identity in one and revealing it in the other.
Tanabata-sama

Speaking of Tanabata, it’s all about Orihime.
When July 7th comes around, it’s the classic song everyone sings.
In the song “Tanabata-sama,” it doesn’t explicitly sing about what happens with Orihime and Hikoboshi; instead, it’s sung from our perspective, focusing on how we place our wishes on the Tanabata tanzaku paper strips.
Energetic SmilesSMAP

It’s a song by SMAP that was used as the theme for the anime Hime-chan’s Ribbon.
Not only the song, but Tsuyoshi Kusanagi also appeared as a voice actor in the anime, playing Hime-chan’s upperclassman.
You can even see a scene where the Hime-chan voice cast and SMAP face off in a basketball game.
Diamondanmitsu famirii

This is a song used in the new Anmitsu Hime drama starring Mao Inoue.
The original is “Diamond,” a hit by Princess Princess, but when you think about why it was used in Anmitsu Hime… perhaps it was a pun, since the band’s name includes the word “Princess.” The details remain shrouded in mystery.
Teresa Foreversasaki isao

This is the ending theme of Space Battleship Yamato 2.
In fact, the character Teresa is quite mysterious, and her settings differ in the theatrical version and later remakes, so it’s a bit questionable whether she can really be called a princess.
However, in terms of her role, she’s similar to the “princess position” character that often appears in stories like this, so I think it’s fine to call her a princess.

