Suginami Children's Choir
Artist
Suginami Children's Choir is a children's chorus that has taken part in numerous anime, tokusatsu, and commercial music projects. With clear-voiced choral work, it has supported Japanese screen music for many years. In anime, it lent its voices to 'The Chambara' and 'Furaibou' from 'Manga Mito Komon' and 'Fushigi no Mori no Pajama Party' from the Sanrio work 'Kiki to Lala no Aoi Tori'. It also left a striking impression on 'Revolutionary Girl Utena' through its distinctive, solemn rendering of the iconic insert song 'Zettai Unmei Mokushiroku'. Beyond the bounds of a children's chorus, it has shown its presence across a wide range of works.
Songs(4 songs)
| Type | Song | Anime | |
|---|---|---|---|
| IN | Zettai Unmei Mokushiroku | Revolutionary Girl Utena | |
| - | Fushigi no Mori no Pajama Party | Kiki to Lala no Aoi Tori | |
| OP2 |
Kunin no March
Artist Suginami Children's Choir |
Dokaben (1976 TV anime) | |
| OP |
ゼロテスター地球を守れ!
Artist Suginami Children's Choir |
Zero Tester: Mamore Chikyuu! |
OP2 Kunin no March
Artist Suginami Children's Choir
OP ゼロテスター地球を守れ!
Artist Suginami Children's Choir
Other songs from these works
OP Rinbu-revolution — Revolutionary Girl Utena
ED truth — Revolutionary Girl Utena
ED Virtual Star Hasseigaku — Revolutionary Girl Utena
OP Ganbare Dokaben — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
ED Aa Seishun yo Itsumademo — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
OP3 Seishun Fever (Combat March) — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
ED2 Kimi Koso Minna no Idol da! — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
ED3 Taiyo no Ko — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
IN Home Run Song — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
IN Otoko wa Iwaki — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
IN Nakama-tachi — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)
IN Hikaru Seishun Ima Koko ni — Dokaben (1976 TV anime)