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Anime Songs to Enjoy at Christmas: A Special Feature on Winter Classics

As the air of December settles in and Christmas songs begin to fill the streets, it’s that time of year again.

In the world of anime, too, there are countless heartwarming Christmas songs and masterpieces that capture wintry scenes! In this article, we’ll introduce winter classics unique to anime—perfect for spending Christmas Eve with someone special or enjoying the holiday to the fullest on your own.

We’ve picked out everything from nostalgic anime tracks to the latest hits.

You might just find a song that becomes part of your memories, so be sure to read to the end!

Anime Songs to Listen to at Christmas: Winter Classics Special (51–60)

Reflectiaeufonius

true tears / OP / “Reflectia”
Reflectia eufonius

This is Reflectia, the song used as the opening theme for the anime true tears.

The title is a coined word combining the English words “reflect” and “tier.” From this song, I feel a strong resolve to keep moving toward the future despite having gone through something painful.

The melody alone feels a bit lonely, but the overall freshness and sparkling sound of the track make it perfect for Christmas.

SNOW KISSNirgilis

The ending theme of the anime D.

Gray-man.

It’s an up-tempo rock ballad that conveys a sense of warmth amid a wintry wistfulness.

While matching the anime’s delicate, dark atmosphere, its subtly ’80s-tinged, poppy finish is quintessential NIRGILIS, who draw on a wide range of genres like rock, techno, and R&B!

A Winter DayEri Sasaki

Eri Sasaki “Fuyu Biyori” (Music Video) TV Anime “Laid-Back Camp” Ending Theme
Winter Day by Eri Sasaki

When the temperature drops and the chill of Christmas sets in, a song that gently warms the heart is Fuyubiyori, which was used as the ending theme for the anime Laid-Back Camp (Yuru Camp).

Released in 2018 by singer-songwriter Eri Sasaki, who has worked on many anime songs, it captures a sense of travel that perfectly matches the series, which depicts girls camping and connecting with nature.

The song conjures heartwarming scenes that make you appreciate the happiness of being together—not just alone.

Why not spend Christmas with its warm, acoustic guitar-centered sound?

Ominous yet sacredCreeping-up-from-behind Squad

Haiyore! Nyaruko-san is an anime inspired by the Cthulhu Mythos, featuring eldritch gods appearing in adorable forms.

Its ending theme, “Magamagashiku mo Seinaru Kana” (“Fearsome Yet Holy”), is a medium-tempo ballad that, in terms of sound, is a classic winter song through and through—but isn’t that title something? It’s a grand, unexpectedly beautiful piece, with a chorus by the ominous gods that surpasses all expectations.

Anime Songs to Listen to at Christmas: Winter Classics Special (61–70)

Joyful! Precure ChristmasHaruno Haruka (CV: Yui Shimamura), Kaido Minami (CV: Masumi Asano), Amanogawa Kirara (CV: Hibiku Yamamura), Akagi Towa (CV: Miyuki Sawashiro)

“Joyful! Precure Christmas” is perfect as background music for a cozy at-home Christmas, whether you’re watching anime with your kids or just relaxing.

It’s a character song performed by the four leads—including the protagonist Haruka Haruno—from the anime “Go! Princess Precure,” singing as a special Christmas-party-only unit called “The Princess.” With LOVE & PEACE lyrics depicting tree decorating, preparing festive dishes, and more, it’s sure to lift your spirits even higher! A wonderful track that will brighten up your Christmas party.

Galactic ChristmasYumi Matsuzawa, Tomoko Kawakami, Emi Motoi, Akiko Yajima, Rei Nakagawa, Miyuki Ichijō

Martian Successor Nadesico is a 1996 sci-fi romantic comedy anime! The song is included on the 1997 album Martian Successor Nadesico ~You’re the Captain of Tomorrow! As the title Galaxy Christmas suggests, it’s a bright, catchy tune you can enjoy on any planet.

It’s a recommended Christmas song for anyone who just wants to have an absolutely cheerful holiday!

very merryfirst cosmic velocity

If you’re looking for a love song that’s perfect for Christmas, this track is highly recommended.

Used as the ending theme for the anime “SoniAni: SUPER SONICO THE ANIMATION,” it was released in 2014 and is included on Daiichi Uchū Sokudo’s album “Love & II+.” The sweet yet bittersweet lyrics combined with Super Sonico’s adorable vocals make it truly wonderful.

Whether you enjoy it with your partner or listen to it quietly on your own, it’s sure to warm your heart.