Essential Facts:
- The highly anticipated soundtrack for the anime series Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi: Ni is scheduled to be available in digital formats starting december 24, 2025. This collection features all 82 musical pieces from both seasons of the show.
- Composed by Takuro Iga, the soundtrack encapsulates the enchanting atmosphere of Kakuriyo, a mystical realm inhabited by supernatural entities. In addition to TV-sized versions of opening and closing theme songs like “Tomoshibi no manimani,” “Utsushiyo no Yume,” “Sai -color-,” “shiranai Kimochi,” “Tooryanse,” and “Namida no Recipe,” it will also include full-length renditions of ending tracks from episodes two and three—“Hitosaji no Hikari” performed by Odanna and a duet version featuring Aoi Tsubaki. These exclusive tracks will not be found elsewhere.
Availability on streaming Platforms
This soundtrack will be accessible across various music streaming services and major download platforms such as iTunes Store, rekochoku, and mora starting December 24, 2025.
Streaming options include:
Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, LINE MUSIC, Amazon Music Unlimited, AWA, Rakuten Music, KKBOX.
Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi / Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi: Ni Real Soundtrack
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soundtrack Details
Artist: Takuro Iga
Title: Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi / Kakuriyo no yadomeshi: Ni Real Soundtrack
Release Date: December 24, 2025
tracklist Highlights:
Tomoshibi no Manimani (TV version)
Utsushiyo no Yume (TV version)
Tooryanse (TV version)
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Namida no Recipe x Hitosaji no Hikari (Aoi Tsubaki & Odanna)
A Closer Look at Takuro Iga
A former student at Kunitachi College of Music who left before completing his degree to pursue opportunities with live performers and studio production. He has collaborated with numerous artists in various capacities including supporting roles and production work.
Iga has an extensive portfolio that includes soundtracks for popular anime series such as Oshi no ko, Let’s Slouch Karaoke!, Trillion Game, Wataten!, and Tsuki ga kirei.
Additonally he has crafted songs for individual artists along with anime theme music while also making appearances in numerous television commercials and music programs.