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Artist
A female singer from Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture, blending a clear vocal timbre with a quietly powerful core and lyrics that carry strong messages. She made her major debut with the CD single of 'Yume wo Kanaete Doraemon', the theme song of the long-running TV anime 'Doraemon', leaving behind a track beloved across generations. She also has deep ties to the otome-game-based 'Hakuoki' franchise, performing 'Kimi no Kioku' as the ending theme of 'Hakuoki' and 'Akanezora ni Negau' as the ending theme of its sequel 'Hakuoki Hekketsuroku', wistfully coloring the series' fragile yet resolute world.
Songs(7 songs)
| Type | Song | Anime | |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP |
春待ちクローバー
Artist mao |
One Room | |
| ED |
花のあとさき
Artist mao |
Hakuoki: Record of the Jade Blood | |
| ED |
モジモジモ〜ジモジ
Artist mao |
Pabu & Mojies | |
| ED | Kimi no Kioku | Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom | |
| ED | Akane Sora ni Negau | Hakuouki: Record of the Jade Blood | |
| ED3 |
Moshimo Paradise!
Artist mao |
Tamagotchi! | |
| OP2 |
Yume wo Kanaete Doraemon
Artist mao |
Doraemon (2005) |
Other songs from these works
OP 夏空エール — One Room
OP 希望リフレイン — One Room
OP 黎鳴 -reimei- — Hakuoki: Record of the Jade Blood
OP DA BI DA・GO! — Pabu & Mojies
OP Izayoi Namida — Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom
OP Maikaze — Hakuouki: Record of the Jade Blood
OP GO-GO たまごっち! — Tamagotchi!
ED ハッピーハッピーハーモニー — Tamagotchi!
OP2 Like & Peace! — Tamagotchi!
OP3 Kirakira Every day — Tamagotchi!
OP4 I my me mine Daisuki ver — Tamagotchi!
ED2 Tamatomo Forever — Tamagotchi!