[Departure] A Special Feature on Anime Songs to Hear at Graduation Ceremonies [Tearjerkers]
When it comes to graduation songs, there are all kinds—from classic choral pieces to popular J-pop hits.
But if you’re an anime fan, you probably want to listen to anime songs that are perfect for graduation! In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of anime tracks you’ll definitely want to hear as you reflect on graduation.
In addition to the timeless staples every anime fan thinks of, we’ll also feature songs that aren’t originally “graduation songs” but still fit the graduation vibe.
We hope you find a new favorite!
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[Departure] A Special Feature on Anime Songs You Want to Hear at Graduation Ceremonies [Tearjerkers] (81–90)
See youDREAMS COME TRUE

A bright, poppy number that’s quintessentially DREAMS COME TRUE.
It was used as the theme song for the film “One Piece: Episode of Chopper Plus – Bloom in the Winter, Miracle Sakura.” When the sadness of graduation weighs on you, it can be surprisingly hard to say even a simple “You’ve got this” to your friends.
This is a song that transforms the loneliness of goodbye into a brighter feeling with the words, “Let’s meet again.”
Hika Re InochiKitri

Hikare Inochi is a song that makes you excited about moving forward into the future.
It was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Komi Can’t Communicate.
The performers are Kitri, a sister piano-duo unit known for their clear, transparent sound.
The buoyant piano tone expresses the “anticipation” and “thrill” woven into the song, and just listening to it lifts your spirits.
Graduating and stepping into a new place can sometimes feel scary, but this song will help turn those feelings into something positive.
Best friendsonā poketto

A track chosen as the opening theme for the anime Rainbow Days, evoking the fresh breezes of spring.
The song says that even after graduation and going separate ways, we’ll always remain friends and companions.
How about listening to it with someone special and reaffirming your bond before graduation?
Humming and DetoursAida Rikako

Rikako Aida, who is active as a voice actress, actress, and singer, wrote “Hanauta to Mawarimichi” as the ending theme for the anime Skip and Loafer.
The anime portrays the everyday lives of a class full of unique characters, and the song captures that warm, laid-back atmosphere.
It’s a tune that sings of happy feelings, so it seems perfect for sending you off from a graduation ceremony with a smile.
The piece is also said to carry the hope that listeners will welcome tomorrow with a positive mindset.
ShineMindaRyn

This is a song by Maidarin, a Thai YouTuber and anisong singer.
The lyrics evoke a new departure that recalls the story and themes of the anime SAKUGAN, while the refreshing sound suggests that this journey is filled with hope.
One of SAKUGAN’s central themes is the bond between parent and child, as well as setting out on a new journey.
This track portrays the protagonist Memempu’s perspective as a daughter—unable to be honest with her parent—alongside the hope that comes with departure.
It feels like a perfect song for graduation season.


