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01. クジマのク
02. 当たるも八卦当たらぬも八卦
03. クジマワルツ
04. リビングで踊る
05. рецепт(レシピ)
06. いつかするドライブ
07. 待てば海路の日和あり
08. クジマの川流れ
09. 日常生活
10. 雨後の筍
11. 冬休みの学校
12. 短気は損気
13. クジマのいる日常
14. 夜想曲
15. 住めば都
16. 朝
17. 遊びにいくところ
18. クジマと真琴
19. 真琴とクジマ
20. 火のないところに煙は立たぬ
21. 売り言葉に買い言葉
22. 目から遠くなると心に近くなる
23. セレナーデ
24. 新
25. 窮すれば通ず
26. 案ずるより産むが易し
27. ロシアに帰りたい
28. 嬉しい出来事
29. 入日よければ明日天気
30. 心配事
31. 英のテーマ
32. 悲しみは海ではないからすっかり飲み干せる
33. 出会いは別れの始まり
34. 鬼が出るか蛇が出るか
35. 犬も歩けば棒に当たる
36. おだやかな時間
37. クジマと新
38. 2人の帰り道
39. 魚と水
40. エンディングテーマ ほろろ逍遥
Airing from April 2026! The original soundtrack for the TV anime Kujima Utaeba Ie Hororo is released!
This is the first anime soundtrack album composed by unique musician and percussionist Manami Kakudo! Includes 40 exquisite tracks written for the TV anime Kujima Utaeba Ie Hororo. Featuring a wide range of styles such as world music, alternative, minimal music, jazz, and classical, this album fully showcases her diverse musicality and talents as a multi-instrumentalist, centered on marimba along with percussion, piano, and woodwind instruments. Also includes the ending theme "Hororo Shoyo," written and performed by Manami Kakudo!
Kujima: Why Sing, When You Can Warble? originates from a Japanese manga‑based series centered on the character Kujima, known for its gentle humor and emotionally driven storytelling. The soundtrack reflects the musical themes used in its animated or multimedia presentation, capturing the warmth and charm of the Kujima world.
Yes. This soundtrack is an officially released CD, distributed by authorized publishers connected to the series.
Absolutely. The music is designed for standalone enjoyment, making it suitable for relaxation, background listening, or revisiting the emotional themes of the story.
Yes. From a collector’s perspective, original soundtracks tied to specific manga, anime, or character‑focused works are considered collectible, especially when kept in good condition.
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