Yamato Takeru (anime) - Music

Music

  • Osamu Tezuka (OST)

Theme Song Performances By:

Opening Theme:

  • "真夏の扉 (Manatsu no Tobira; Door to Midsummer)" by GLAY (eps 1-18)
  • "Flower of Dream" by Naoko Hamasaki (eps 19-37, OVA)

Ending Theme:

  • "Rain" by GLAY (eps 1-18)
  • "Twilight Songs" by Naoko Hamasaki (eps 19-37, OVA)

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