[Masterpiece] Big Winter Anime Song Special!
I bet many of you started liking an artist because of an anime theme song.
Even when you look at the music charts, it’s rarer not to see anime-related tracks on them.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of anime songs perfect for winter! From ballads that embody winter songs to cool tracks that evoke the cold season, we’ve picked out a variety of works—so be sure to find your new favorite tune!
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[Masterpieces] Big Feature on Winter Anime Songs! (41–50)
The Weeping AngelKaori Nazuka
If you’re someone for whom anime from around 2010 hits right in the feels, just listening to this might make your chest tighten.
Let me introduce “Nageki no Tenshi,” a winter-themed song from among the character songs released when Amagami—originally a 2009 romance simulation game for PlayStation 2—was adapted into a TV anime in 2010.
It’s the character song of Tsukasa Ayatsuji, known by nicknames like “the invincible honor-student behind the mask,” and it’s sung by voice actress Kaori Nazuka.
Since the character and the lyrics are closely linked, listening after checking out the game or the anime will help you dive even deeper into the song’s world.
Can’t you sayRoys
This song was used as the ending theme for the 2017 TV anime Koi to Uso (Love and Lies).
With its instrumental timbre and slightly nostalgic melody, it’s an anime song that fits winter perfectly.
Roys is a three-member female vocal group composed of highly skilled performers, including members with musical theater experience.
Can you sleep at night?flumpool
A flumpool track used as the theme song for both the TV anime and the theatrical films of Gamon Sakurai’s manga Ajin.
It’s such a departure from their previous work that you might think it isn’t even a flumpool song at first.
The vibe is dark and strongly rock-oriented, resulting in an uncompromisingly cool sound.
Yet, in contrast to the darkness of the melody, the lyrics convey a sense of hope that lifts up those who are lost, struggling, and in pain.
Winter’s cold can make it hard to look ahead, but this song gives you the strength to push down those gloomy, downward-facing feelings and face forward.
AfterglowKurosaki Maon
A number by Maon Kurosaki, an anisong singer known for performing many anime songs.
It was used as the second ending theme for the 2015 anime School-Live! Winter tends to make us feel a bit down.
With the sun rising late and setting early, there’s less time in the light, and it’s easy to lose sight of hope.
But even those dark, lonely days will eventually give way to dawn, and days full of hope will arrive! The lyrics of this song give us that forward-looking feeling.
Afterglow—beyond the fading shine, a wonderful world awaits! With that belief, let’s get through the long, cold winter together!
POWDER SNOWOgata Rina (CV: Mizuki Nana)
This is a character song by Rina Ogata from the anime WHITE ALBUM.
It’s a song released in January 2010 that reinterprets the ending theme of the original game, with lyrics by Naoko Sutani, composition by Naoya Shimokawa, and arrangement by Jumpei Fujita.
The lyrics depict poignant emotions through the whiteness and coldness of snow, and the piano-centered arrangement creates a winter ballad that resonates deeply.
It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to while watching the snow fall softly.
Snowflakes in riotous profusionPurinsesu Viora (CV: Kito Akari) Purinsesu Neju (CV: Ito Miku)
From the TV anime “Princesssion Orchestra,” this is a battle track performed by Princess Viola and Princess Neige.
Released in December 2025.
In this piece, the two princesses, who weave their story as sisters, deliver a powerful duet.
It combines the dazzling flair of snow and flowers in full bloom with the exhilaration befitting a battle scene.
Composed and arranged by Yusuke Takeda, it brilliantly fuses symphonic richness with pop catchiness.
A number that will warm your heart in the cold season.
OraciónChino Ai
This is the ending theme of the 2014 TV anime adaptation of the popular light novel series No Game No Life, performed by Ai Kayano, who voices one of the protagonists, Shiro.
The song was produced by the music unit Nasca, and it’s crafted into an evocative, fast-paced number that reflects influences from 2000s emo and pop-rock.
While it isn’t specifically a winter song, its emotional lyrics—frankly portraying the characters’ feelings and relationships—combine with the sound to evoke a cold yet crystal-clear winter sky.