Anpanman Songs: List of Theme Songs, Insert Songs, and Character Songs
A huge hit with kids! We’re introducing songs from Anpanman.
Since its debut in 1973, Anpanman has been an immensely popular national character.
The original is a picture book, but it’s also beloved in anime and movies, and there are many toys, snacks, and juices featuring Anpanman and other characters on the packaging.
There are surely many children who insist, “It has to be Anpanman!” In this article, we’ve gathered popular Anpanman songs, including the theme song and character songs.
If you’re looking for Anpanman songs, be sure to find your favorite one!
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Anpanman Songs: List of Theme Songs, Insert Songs, and Character Songs (51–60)
living beingsDreaming

This song, also included on the commemorative album celebrating the 30th anniversary of Dreaming—the duo that has continued to sing many Anpanman songs—stands out as a grand, large-scale piece.
Having sung the songs of Takashi Yanase’s Anpanman world for many years and nurtured children’s sensibilities through their music, they deliver a work that is both approachable for those who grew up listening to their voices across generations and one that prompts reflection on the preciousness of life.
Panna's PunchMelonpanna (Mika Kanai)

This is “Panna’s Punch,” the theme song of everyone’s favorite Melonpanna-chan.
The singing voice is just as adorable as Melonpanna-chan in the anime.
The song expresses her girlish cuteness while also conveying her strength as a heroine.
It’s a track beloved by children.
Maki the HotheadedMaki-chan of the Fiery Spirit (Masako Katsuki)

“Tekka no Maki-chan,” the theme song for Tekka no Maki-chan, whose motif is the tekka-maki sushi roll—also a favorite of the author, Takashi Yanase.
Its style is reminiscent of 1970s idols.
When singing it at karaoke, channel Momoe Yamaguchi and deliver it with cool poise!
Go! Anpanman-goAnpanman and Friends

“Susume! Anpanman-gou” is the song about the Anpanman-go, the vehicle that Jam Uncle and the others use to deliver a replacement face when Anpanman becomes weakened.
It sings about the powerful Anpanman-go, which is equipped with many weapons.
Anpanman Songs: List of Theme Songs, Insert Songs, and Character Tunes (61–70)
The Day Anpanman Was Born

This is the music used as BGM in the 2012 short animated film “The Day Anpanman Was Born.” It tells the story of a certain miracle that occurred to Uncle Jam while he was delivering bread around town as a baker, revealing the history of Anpanman’s birth.
This is a medley of the dramatic BGMs that colored that moving animation.
Anpanman Drawing Song

It’s a dream-like song that lets anyone easily and casually draw Anpanman while singing.
Anpanman’s face is something almost everyone has tried drawing at least once.
Though it seems simple, it can be tricky—but with this song, you can enjoy drawing Anpanman.
Watch the song with the actual video, and be sure to grab a pen with your child and try drawing Anpanman while singing along.
Katsubushiman Flowing SongKatsubushiman (Kazuhiko Inoue)

This is a piece of music that expresses the world of Anpanman.
The lyrics brilliantly capture the characteristics of the character Katsubushiman, and the melody, which incorporates traditional Japanese elements, is captivating.
The lyrics were written by Takashi Yanase and the music was composed by Michel Kama.
Set in Edo, it depicts the sounds of swordplay and the figure of the white-masked hero fluttering in the night wind, with elements throughout that evoke samurai and period dramas.
Among the songs in the Anpanman repertoire, this track stands out as especially memorable and is loved by many people.
It’s enjoyable not only for children but also for adults.






