[Crayon Shin-chan Songs] Introducing the theme songs and insert songs from the TV anime and movies throughout the years!
Starting out as a gag manga for adults, Crayon Shin-chan has now become a beloved national anime supported by a wide range of viewers, from children to adults.
In this article, we’ll introduce the show’s theme songs and insert songs! Although Shin-chan’s sloppy personality and slightly crude remarks once earned the show a high ranking among programs parents didn’t want their kids to watch, the mischievous yet kind-hearted protagonist is so endearing that you can’t help but keep watching.
The theme songs are all masterpieces that capture listeners’ hearts, so please enjoy to the very end!
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[Crayon Shin-chan Songs] Introducing the Anime and Movie Theme Songs & Insert Songs Through the Years! (81–90)
I’m an eternal child.Mew
It’s the ending theme of the 1993 film “Action Mask vs.
the Leotard Devil.” MEW is a singer named Miyuki Kajitani, who has performed many anime themes, including songs from Sailor Moon.
It’s a lively, rock ’n’ roll track with a great groove.
Stand up! Quantum Robodainamaito SHU
This is the theme song of Quantum Robo, the hero anime that appears as Shin-chan’s favorite show within the series.
The Quantum Robo toy also shows up frequently in the anime, so many of you have probably seen it.
The tune has the classic feel of a traditional hero song.
Shin-chan OndoSanba Haruo Nohara Shinnosuke
The enka singer from Niigata, Haruo Minami, and Akiko Yajima, the voice actress for Shinnosuke Nohara, sing this song.
It was aired as the ending theme of the 1996 TV anime series.
There is also a version of this song performed by singer Yūko Ishino and Akiko Yajima.
Ah, in the endless jungleNohara Hiroshi, Nohara Misae
This is a musical-style song performed by the main characters Hiroshi Nohara and Misae Nohara.
It was used as an insert song in the 1994 film Crayon Shin-chan: The Hidden Treasure of the Buri Buri Kingdom.
The song suddenly begins during a scene where the two are on the verge of a quarrel, and by the end of the song, they successfully make up.
For now, how about acting like an adult here?Ishino Yuuko
A skilled vocalist who can sing everything from enka to pop, Yuko Ishino provides the vocals.
The song depicts a heartwarming everyday scene between a child, with their uniquely kid-like arguments, and an adult who ends up responding a bit too seriously.
It humorously expresses Shin-chan’s straightforward feelings—like getting scolded, feeling down, and losing his appetite.
Released in August 1993, the track was used as an insert song in the TV anime Crayon Shin-chan and was included on the compilation album Crayon Shin-chan released the same year.
If you listen to it after a parent-child quarrel, its comical vibe might soothe your heart and help spark a reconciliation.
Song of No-GoodLADY Q, Shinnosuke Nohara, Misae Nohara
Haven’t you ever felt as a child, “Why am I not allowed to do this?” When you’re told something is off-limits, it can feel as if everything about you is being rejected, and it comes across as unfair.
This song captures that childlike feeling of frustration toward such perceived unfairness.
[Crayon Shin-chan Songs] Introducing the Anime and Movie Theme Songs & Insert Songs Through the Years! (91–100)
Mountain Range of HopeWatari Rōka Hashiritai Nana
This is the opening theme song by Watarirouka Hashiritai 7, a sub-unit from AKB48.
As you can sense from the music video, it features a distinctive, somewhat Showa-era vibe in its melody that really sticks in your head.
Its cuteness also matches the work perfectly.