New Ending Theme for Ojarumaru Series 29 Revealed
The long-running and beloved anime series Ojarumaru is back in the news again, and this time it is about the music. It has been officially decided that the ending theme for the upcoming 29th series will be a brand-new song by the very famous singer Kiyoshi Hikawa. The track is titled "Tabi de Gozansu Ojarumaru," and it is already creating quite a bit of buzz among the fans who have been following this show for years.
Actually, "Tabi de Gozansu Ojarumaru" is not just any regular pop song. It is a "Mata Tabi Enka" style track that was written specifically to match the unique world of the anime. If you are a fan, you will be happy to know that many place names that appear in the show are woven into the lyrics. It is a song that very brightly depicts a world view full of travel and humanity. The humorous atmosphere of the work is captured so well that you just can't help but want to hum along with it while watching. Many people feel that why Ojarumaru is japan’s most charming time traveling comedy is partly because of how it integrates such traditional Japanese elements with its funny storyline.
Details of the Musical Collaboration
The production team has brought in some real heavyweights for this song. When you look at the credits, it is quite impressive to see such talent working together for a children's anime. The song is meant to be catchy but also carry that soulful Enka feeling that Kiyoshi Hikawa is so well known for.
- Lyrics: The words were penned by Yukinosuke Mori, who has a great way of mixing the show's lore with travel themes.
- Composition: The music was composed by Hideo Mizumori, ensuring a melody that stays in your head.
- Broadcast Date: You can start hearing this new theme from the March 30th broadcast onwards.
A Glimpse into the World of Prince Mackaroo
For those who might not know, Ojarumaru (often called Prince Mackaroo in English) follows a young Heian-era prince who accidentally time-warps into modern Japan. He is always having adventures in Moonlight Town while trying to keep a magical scepter away from a trio of young oni. Because the show has been running since 1998, it has become a staple of Japanese television, much like a family member for many viewers. Understanding why Ojarumaru is japan’s most charming time traveling comedy helps one appreciate how it stays fresh even after 29 series.
The addition of Kiyoshi Hikawa to the musical roster is a big deal. The singer is a superstar in Japan, and his involvement shows that the series still holds a very high status in the industry. The new song is expected to bring a lot of energy to the end credits, making the transition from the funny episodes to real life a bit more musical. If you are planning to watch the new series, don't skip the ending, because this Enka track is definitely going to be a highlight of the 29th season.
