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Dreaming Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Dreaming, known for singing many songs related to Anpanman, is widely active: they also perform theme songs for kids’ anime and excel at children’s songs and traditional singalong pieces.

Here is a ranking-style introduction to some of the most popular songs by Dreaming.

Dreaming Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)

The sun is sparkling.doriimingu31rank/position

Among the many Anpanman songs, this one is especially popular.

It also served as the theme song for the 2017 film “Go! Anpanman: Buruburu’s Treasure Hunting Adventure!” With its bouncy, upbeat rhythm, it’s an irresistibly lively track.

It’s sometimes used as an insert song in the anime, and it’s a reliable tune that lifts not only the show but also our everyday mood.

Murakami Shinpei
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Wish Upon a Star (2018 Summer Samba Version)doriimingu32rank/position

This is an arranged version of a fan favorite, “Hoshi ni Inoru” (“Praying to the Stars”).

The original is a moving ballad sung tenderly, evoking a winter night sky and Christmas.

In contrast, this one boldly transforms it into a lively summer samba arrangement with a fun, sunny beat.

Even so, the lyrics and parts of the arrangement still evoke winter, making it a rather unique track.

Murakami Shinpei
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Marine, the White Horse of the Seadoriimingu33rank/position

Marine the White Horse of the Sea is a character appearing in Soreike! Anpanman, starting with the film “Defeat the Ghost Ship!” This song is Marine’s theme.

From the timbre of the wind chimes to the clear, transparent production, the sound design is striking, giving the piece a cool, refreshing feel.

The lyrics both praise Marine and offer an uplifting message like “Run on forever!!,” making your heart feel warm as you listen.

Hane Keisuke
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living beingsdoriimingu34rank/position

This song, also included on the commemorative album celebrating the 30th anniversary of Dreaming—the duo that has continued to sing many Anpanman songs—stands out as a grand, large-scale piece.

Having sung the songs of Takashi Yanase’s Anpanman world for many years and nurtured children’s sensibilities through their music, they deliver a work that is both approachable for those who grew up listening to their voices across generations and one that prompts reflection on the preciousness of life.

Murakami Shinpei
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Rainbow Yarndoriimingu35rank/position

This is another one of the Anpanman Christmas songs, and its dreamy, enchanting vibe makes it irresistibly appealing.

As expected, the jingle of bells heightens the Christmas mood, and the lyrics are a wish to Santa.

If you listen closely, the bass is quite groovy, making it a Christmas number with plenty of musical highlights.

Murakami Shinpei
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Rainbow Stardoriimingu36rank/position

A poetic and slightly bittersweet song that layers fragile yet beautiful dreams and hopes onto a rainbow you can see but can’t grasp.

The gentle vocals of Dreaming and the grand orchestral arrangement softly wrap around the listener’s heart.

Used as an insert song in the film “Go! Anpanman: The Pyramid of the Rainbow,” released in August 1997, it adorned the moving final scene.

When you’re a little tired from your daily efforts or want to feel a sense of kindness, listening to it will surely cleanse your heart.

And when you hear it again as an adult, you may find yourself feeling it in a different way.

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Run! SL-mandoriimingu37rank/position

The SL Man theme song, “Run! SL Man.” It’s a fast-paced track that conjures up an image of a locomotive racing across the wilderness.

It would work well as BGM for events like a sports day relay or performances with a train motif.

The song starts off with high energy, and singing the chorus is sure to give you a boost.

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Anpanman Ondo ’99doriimingu, toda keiko, yamadera kouichi, fujii tsunehisa38rank/position

An anime song in the style of an ondō, delivering rock-solid reliability from the golden duo: lyrics by Takashi Yanase and music by Takashi Miki.

The track unfolds under the guidance of a serious-sounding MC, while the singing is lively and performed by characters from the show, including Anpanman and Kamameshidon.

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