[Masterpieces] A Special Feature on Anime Songs to Listen to in Spring! A roundup of god-tier tracks that make your heart dance
Spring is a season when many people reach major milestones in life, such as graduation, starting school, or getting a job.
What kind of season is spring for you? In this article, we’ll introduce anime songs that make you feel the spring vibe! Not only songs that directly feature spring itself, but also lyrics perfect for a season of meetings and farewells, and grand sounds that encourage you to take a new step—we’ve gathered spring-like anison from a variety of angles.
Your way of listening may change once you watch the anime, so be sure to enjoy them together with the visuals.
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Until the day we meet againyuzu
Ending theme of Doraemon.
A song that celebrates moving boldly into the future, fueled by happy memories and smiles shared with friends.
It gently conveys both the sadness of parting and the uplifting belief that even if we walk different paths, we’ll meet again someday.
From here and nowMōningu Musume. ’15
This is the theme song for the theatrical release Pretty Cure All Stars: Spring Carnival♪.
It was created as an original song to match the film’s storyline.
The lyrics are encouraging, conveying not only cuteness but also the importance of having courage.
The unison where everyone sings together is powerful, and the song has a bright, upbeat tone.
℃rakkuraifu
With the start of a new chapter in life, many of you might be thinking about taking up sports or hobbies.
That’s why I’d like to introduce “℃.” This song was written by the rock band Luck Life as the opening theme for the anime Tsurune: The Linking Shot.
The anime follows a protagonist devoted to their club activities, and the lyrics were crafted to cheer on that effort.
Combined with a powerful, classic rock sound, it’s the kind of track that fills you with courage as you listen.
Welcome back.Yada Yusuke
This is the theme song of the TV anime “SUPER LOVERS,” based on the manga by Miyuki Abe.
The refreshing sound and vocals are exhilarating.
The lyrics are filled with feelings so pure that “love” is a better word than “romance.” Be sure to give it a listen on a clear spring day.
Spring has come to MoominvalleyShiratori Emiko
As the title suggests, this piece was used in the anime The Fun-Filled Moomin Family.
It’s sung by singer-songwriter Emiko Shiratori, who also served as the show’s narrator, and is included on the soundtrack Moomin Selection: Moomin Theme Song Collection.
It’s a soothing number where gentle vocals shine over a relaxed arrangement.
The melody evokes images of fresh spring leaves.
Give it a listen when you want to spend some quiet, unhurried time.
The Place of BeginningsMurakawa Rie
This is the sixth single by Rie Murakawa, who is active as a voice actress and singer, and it was selected as the ending theme for the second season of “Forest of Piano.” The anime tells the story of Kai, a boy who grew up with a piano in a forest on the outskirts of town, as he blossoms into a pianist.
The song depicts the relationship between the protagonist, Kai, and his childhood friend Shuhei from their elementary school days.
Set to a sound that blends classical and pop elements to match the work’s atmosphere, it sings about the two of them in a down-to-earth, true-to-life way.
VirginiaHinano
Hinano, a new-generation artist who debuted at 15, has been drawing attention with her beautiful high-tone voice.
She worked on “Virginia” as the ending theme for the anime My Master Has No Tail.
The song is structured so that the first half quietly sings of spring scenery, then the tempo gradually quickens toward the latter half, and the chorus rides an exhilarating sound that expresses hope for the future.
As the pace steadily picks up, listeners will naturally feel their excitement rise.