[Sakura Wars BGM] Famous and Popular Songs from Sakura Wars
Since its release as a Sega Saturn game in 1996, Sakura Wars has spawned sequels and become a full-fledged series.
As a multimedia franchise, it’s popular not only as a game but also through anime and stage productions.
The BGM of this classic series is especially captivating, beautifully reflecting the world of Sakura Wars.
In this article, we’ve carefully selected and introduced some of its standout tracks.
Be sure to read through to the end!
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[Sakura Wars BGM] Sakura Wars’ famous and popular songs (1–10)
My DreamKobayashi Sanae (CV: Jemini Sanraizu)
This song was used as the image song for the protagonist Gemini Sunrise in Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love.
Its bright, lively melody, reminiscent of a Broadway stage, naturally lifts your spirits.
You can almost picture someone forging straight ahead, believing only in their own dreams in a vast world—surely many fans will feel their hearts swell.
Sanae Kobayashi’s clear, soaring vocals highlight Gemini’s cheerful, positive charm.
The track is included on the album Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love Vocal Collection — New York Kayo Zenshu, released in August 2005.
Woman!! The spirit of the festivalShinonome Hatsuho (CV: Uchida Maaya)
This is the image song for Hatsuho Shinonome from Sakura Wars (Shin Sakura Taisen).
The booming taiko drums and rousing shouts from the intro are striking and instantly get you pumped just by listening! The fusion of festival music and rock conjures up her figure as she heads into battle.
It’s a piece that conveys her straightforward spirit and heartfelt devotion to her friends and hometown.
You can hear it on albums like “Sakura Wars: Historical Song Collection.”
Iron StarMizuki Nana (CV: Erisu)
This is the character song of Ellis from the Berlin Combat Revue that appears in Shin Sakura Wars.
Its solemn, march-like orchestral sound surges toward the listener with overwhelming power.
The lyrics evoke the atmosphere of a unit that prides itself on being the strongest, brimming with ironclad discipline and unshakable dignity.
Nana Mizuki’s dignified and powerful vocals perfectly embody a commander who is cold yet noble.
This track is included on the album Shin Sakura Wars: Kayo Complete Collection.
Listening to it will make you sit up straight and feel a sense of solemnity.
[Sakura Wars BGM] Sakura Wars Masterpieces and Popular Songs (11–20)
Go for it! Imperial Assault ForceTanaka Kouhei
This is the battle BGM from Sakura Wars, released in 1996.
Although the name is similar, it’s a completely different piece from “Geki! Teikoku Kagekidan.” Many people will surely be reminded of when they played the game upon hearing this.
Even though it plays during battle scenes, the tune somehow lifts your spirits.
The Japanese-style phrases that pop up here and there are very characteristic of Sakura Wars.
It’s a masterpiece that’s extremely popular among fans.
Shining ConstellationSonozaki Mie (CV: Kujou Subaru)
How about a mysterious number that has you gazing up at the twinkling stars in the night sky and confronting the doubts and loneliness deep within your heart? It’s the character song of Subaru Kujō from the game Sakura Wars V: So Long, My Love, sung by voice actress Mihe Sonozaki.
The track is included on the album Sakura Wars V Vocal Collection: New York Revue Song Collection, released in August 2005.
Its lyrical worldview—like wandering through darkness while pursuing a distant truth—resonates deeply.
Give it a listen on a quiet night when you want to be alone with your thoughts.
Knights of the Round TableNumakura Manami (CV: Ransurotto)
This is a bold symphonic rock tune themed around the chivalric spirit of the London Combat Revue that appears in Shin Sakura Taisen.
The full-size version was first released on the CD collection Sakura Wars: The Complete Song Anthology, included with the limited first edition of the game that launched in December 2019.
Its fanfare-like, resplendent brass and powerful rhythms set your heart racing.
Combined with lyrics that portray the characters’ resolve to fight with pride and Ainami Numakura’s expansive vocals, it gives you a strong push forward.
Give it a listen when you want to stay true to your convictions.
Sakura Wars Jump: Debate, Maidens!Tanaka Kouhei
This work was produced by composer Kohei Tanaka, the creator of the series’ music, as a related recording for the game Sakura Wars 4 ~Fall in Love, Maidens~.
Released in April 2002, it is included on the acclaimed album Sakura Wars 4 ~Fall in Love, Maidens~ Complete Collection: Geki! Teikoku ~Final Chapter~, which won the 17th Japan Gold Disc Award.
The dazzling sound arrangement feels as if it’s rallying the maidens—truly wonderful.