[Recommended Songs by Hitsujibungaku] For solitary nights. A collection of Hitsujibungaku’s deeply moving masterpieces

BurningHitsuji Bungaku

Hitsujibungaku – Burning (Official Music Video) [TV Anime “Oshi no Ko” Season 2 Ending Theme Song]

A rock tune that gently stays close to the smoldering feelings deep in your heart on a silent night.

Layering Moeka Shiotsuka’s translucent vocals over guitar sounds that evoke a shoegaze-like shimmer, it portrays the heat and unease that slowly spread from within.

Released by Hitsujibungaku in July 2024, this track was created as the ending theme for the second season of the TV anime Oshi no Ko.

While linking with the anime’s story, it holds a universal appeal that resonates within the listener.

Recommended for those who, alone in the dark, wish for their pent-up anxiety and loneliness to be gently melted away.

Take your time and listen closely to the warm, ember-like glow that lingers in this piece.

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Hitsujibungaku – more than words (Official Music Video) [TV Anime “Jujutsu Kaisen” Shibuya Incident Arc Ending Theme]

An alternative rock song that eases into an emotional release from silence, offering comfort to nighttime solitude.

Moeka Shiotsuka’s clear yet resolute voice gently lifts feelings that are hard to put into words.

It was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Jujutsu Kaisen’s “Shibuya Incident” arc and released in September 2023.

Later included on the album “12 hugs (like butterflies),” it drew a huge response, surpassing 100 million streams.

The beautiful, spacious guitar sound makes it perfect for nights when you want to calm your heart at the end of the day.

If you’re carrying anxieties that logic can’t resolve and want time alone to face yourself, lend your ear to this track.

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Hitsujibungaku – Dogs (Official Music Video) [Theme song for the Netflix series “The Kujo’s Crime”]

This is an alternative rock track where fiercely warped guitar sounds intersect with a driving sense of speed, charged with a tingling tension.

Vocalist Moeka Shiotsuka’s urgent delivery enhances the fleeting fragility that lies beneath the song.

Released for streaming in March 2026, the piece was written as the theme song for the Netflix series “The Sin of Kujo.” It carries a powerful message that resonates with the series’ weighty narrative depicting society’s dark underbelly and the raw realities of human life.

Highly recommended for quiet nights when you want to reflect deeply on your own life, or for those seeking gentle companionship for the anxieties and loneliness nestled in the depths of the heart.

Try turning the volume up a little and surrendering yourself to the edgy band sound.

When it shinesHitsuji Bungaku

Hitsujibungaku – When It Shines (Official Music Video) [TV Anime “The Heike Story” Opening Theme]

A rock tune where clarity and strength coexist, as if melting into the stillness of the night.

Moeka Shiozuka’s vocals convey her breathing, and the band’s ensemble—where quiet and dynamism intersect—gently envelopes the pain and sense of loss we carry in our hearts.

It carries a theme of seeking hope even amid life’s impermanence, offering a warmth that feels like a gentle push forward.

Released in January 2022, it was produced as the opening theme for the anime The Heike Story, and was later included on the acclaimed album our hope.

It’s a recommended piece for nights spent alone at the end of the day, when you want to release the anxieties that have built up inside and quietly face forward.

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Hitsujibungaku “1999” (Official Music Video)

This is a song I want you to listen to while watching illuminations that brighten the pitch-dark night streets.

It was first released in December 2018 as a digital-only single and was later included on the album “POWERS.” The band sound features a dreamy guitar tone that makes use of reverb and delay effects.

From Moeka Shiozuka’s clear, translucent vocals and beautiful choral work, you can feel emotions that are both aching and warm.

Along with lyrics that evoke nostalgic scenes, it’s a track that gently resonates in the heart.

On winter nights filled with the year-end’s unique loneliness, reflections, and a touch of sorrow, lend an ear to its bittersweet yet beautiful melody.

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Hitsujibungaku – Feel (Official Music Video) [TV anime 'Silent Witch: The Secret of the Silent Witch' opening theme song]

An alternative rock track with a warmth that seems to nestle against a wounded heart in the silence of the night.

Released in July 2025, it was written as the opening theme for the TV anime “Silent Witch: The Secret of the Silent Witch.” The lyrics, themed around breaking free from self-denial and stepping out into the world, resonate pleasantly with transparent vocals and a band sound that drifts with a sense of weightlessness.

It’s recommended for solitary, focused listening on nights when you lack confidence or feel alone.

The piece’s blend of ethereal beauty and forward-looking strength gently envelops the listener’s heart and may offer a small hope for tomorrow.

Give it a listen as a song to color the quiet hours of the night.

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Hitsujibungaku – mild days (Official Music Video) [TV Anime “Silent Witch: The Magical Record of a Silenced Wizard” Ending Theme Song]

This is a heartwarming number themed around the preciousness of those unassuming days spent with friends.

Moeka Shiotsuka’s translucent vocals overlap with the gently resonant guitar tones to create an exceptionally comfortable atmosphere.

Rather than depicting intense emotional ups and downs, it quietly affirms the small happiness found within everyday life.

Released by Hitsujibungaku in May 2025, this track was chosen as the ending theme for the TV anime “Silent Witch: The Secret of the Silent Witch.” Perfect for nights wrapped in stillness, when you want to slowly trace the threads of memory alone.

As you recall those warm moments you never want to forget, be sure to give it a listen.