[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 (31–40)
Purin Purin Monogatari (The Adventures of Purin Purin)Ishikawa Hitomi
This is the theme song used in NHK’s puppet show “Purin Purin Monogatari,” which aired around the same time that idol Hitomi Ishikawa had a huge hit with “Machibuse.” Hitomi Ishikawa not only sang the theme song but also gave an excellent performance as the voice of the protagonist, Princess Purin Purin.
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.
Bright red girlKoizumi Kyoko
Kyoko Koizumi, who was a hugely popular idol, also once played Anmitsu-hime.
In fact, she took on the role for two seasons.
This is a song that was used as the theme for the first season, and it was a hit even as a general release.
She often performed it on shows like The Best Ten.
Soldier of LoveKageyama Hironobu
This is the ending theme of one of the Super Sentai series, Hikari Sentai Maskman.
In this work, the protagonist, Red Mask Takeru, falls in love with Princess Ial from the enemy side and is torn apart from her, resulting in a story seemingly influenced by Romeo and Juliet.
You can pretty much get the idea just by watching the ending visuals.
By the way, the finale has a mature conclusion that can’t exactly be called a happy ending.
Five people as oneMizuki Ichirō
It’s the ending theme of the robot anime Beast King GoLion.
The five members who pilot GoLion were all men at first, but in the ending sequence, for some reason, Princess Fala—a character who wasn’t initially a pilot—is shown riding one of the machines.
It’s basically a spoiler, yet they boldly showed it from episode 1.
Sure enough, one of the male pilots ends up being killed in action in a rather abrupt scene around episode 7, and Princess Fala takes his place.