The influence of Japanese entertainment on global pop culture is undeniable. Japanese dramas, music, and films have inspired countless fans worldwide, contributing to the growth of international fandoms and communities.
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| Song / Composer | Placement | Notes | |---|---|---| | – Performed by Hikaru (original band) | Opening theme (All episodes) | Up‑beat yet melancholic, charted #3 on Oricon weekly singles. | | “Silent Echoes” – Composed by Yuki Hayashi | Episode 5 (Sora’s confession) | Piano‑driven, later released as a standalone single. | | “Moshi mo” (If Only) – Sung by Miyu Takahashi (actress) | Episode 9 (Aya’s monologue) | First time an actress in the series performed a vocal track; won “Best Original Song” at the 2025 Japan TV Awards. | | Ambient soundscapes – By Koji Kondo (not to be confused with the Nintendo composer) | Throughout; especially in the “Quiet Room” scenes. | Utilises low‑frequency drones to evoke anxiety. | The influence of Japanese entertainment on global pop