Details have been released for the upcoming complete series EP glory days, titled after the Luna Haruna song of the same name, for the anime series Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend. The EP will be released on October 23. The CD covers for each edition have also been unveiled, featuring Haruna clad in a gorgeous dress designed by herself.

The title track to the EP by Haruna will be used as the main theme song for the upcoming anime film Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend Fine releasing on October 26. The song was written by Miku Sawai who sung the the season 1 ending Colorful.

The new artist photo and CD covers see Luna Haruna wearing a pure white wedding dress by her wedding dress brand LUNAMARIA. The dress is set to go on sale this autumn and will be the fifth in the series

The Limited Pressing Edition cover features an illustration of Megumi Katō from the anime series who is voiced by Kiyono Yasuno.

First Press Limited Edition copies come with a DVD featuring the glory days music video and “Making of glory days” footage. The Limited Pressing Edition DVD also includes the promo ad for the film and a mini poster. All three editions, including the Regular Edition, are coupled with original photo cards with different designs.

The EP includes 8 tracks in total including the season 1 opening Kimiiro Signal, season 2 opening Stella Breeze and film main theme glory days by Luna Haruna as well as the season 1 ending Colorful by Miku Sawai and season 2 ending Sakurairo Diary by Moso Calibration. Haruna has also covered these latter two themes for the EP.

Speaking about the main theme, Haruna said it is full of love for the show, with the lyrics looking back over the story so far. She also revealed that this is her first time collaborating with Miku Sawai on a song.

The ballad has a warm melody brought on by the string instruments and straightforward, unwavering lyrics. It can be heard in the video below.

Luna Haruna announced on a live stream on August 21 for the upcoming anime film Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend Fine that she will perform the film’s main theme song glory days. On the stream she was joined by film and series voice actresses Kiyono Yasuno (Megumi Katō), Sayuri Yahagi (Michiru Hyōdō), and Chinatsu Akasaki (Izumi Hashima).

Speaking about the main theme, Haruna said it is full of love for the show, with the lyrics looking back over the story so far. She also revealed that this is her first time collaborating with Miku Sawai on a song. The ballad has a warm melody brought on by the string instruments and straightforward, unwavering lyrics. It can be heard in the video below.

The song will serve as the title track for a new EP set for release on October 23 which features all of the songs from the Saekano series.

The tracklist will include the season 1 opening Kimiiro Signal, season 2 opening Stella Breeze and film main theme glory days by Luna Haruna as well as the season 1 ending Colorful by Miku Sawai and season 2 ending Sakurairo Diary by Moso Calibration.

Luna Haruna will perform a solo concert at Mt.RAINIER HALL SHIBUYA PLEASURE PLEASURE in Tokyo on November 16. Pre-sale tickets are now available to purchase on her website.

Tokyo singer and lolita fashion model Luna Haruna finished her premium solo summer concert at SHIBUYA TAKE OFF7 on August 4. The concert title Lupa and Aries no gastronomie was named after her single Lupa to Aries which was released earlier this year in June and is so far only available on streaming services. Haruna performed once in the afternoon and once in the evening with a live band. She performed a total of 28 songs, including some brand new hits.

 She launched into her concert with her hit songs Stertear, Kimi Iro Signal, Stella Breeze and Overfly. She then performed her two new fairytale-themed songs Lupa to Aries and Kaiten Mokuba live for the first time. 

Afterwards, she turned to her fans and said:

“I challenged myself to something completely new this time. I want to show you all a side of me you have never seen before.”

What the fans heard next was an unexpected surprise. 

She announced that she will be performing at Mt.RAINIER HALL SHIBUYA PLEASURE PLEASURE, Tokyo on November 16. The venue, packed with fans, could not contain their excitement, responding to the glorious news with cheers of joy that echoed throughout the entire room. 

Her recent release Kaiten Mokuba follows the same fairytale theme as Lupa to Aries. The beautiful harmonies created by the strings pierce through the strong and pressing beat of the song. This gothic fairytale song is appropriately titled Kaiten Mokuba (Carousel) to further emphasise the distorted feeling of being spun around in endless circles. Luna is an artist who represents the lolita scene for lolita fans worldwide. This fairytale video is where her true self comes alive. Her new, mysterious visuals are a fusion of lolita fashion and Alice in Wonderland themes. 

Luna Haruna Music Video: Kaiten Mokuba 

The head-spinning music video shows Luna in different lolita fashion outfits. Each outfit explores the depths of a different character from Alice in Wonderland. Watch Luna spin her way through five Alice in Wonderland-themed lolita dresses including the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter and of course, Alice.  

Luna will also be singing the theme song for the upcoming anime film Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend Fine, which will premiere on October 26. This isn’t the first time Luna has been involved in the Saekano anime series. She performed the theme songs Kimi Iro Signal and Stella Breeze, which were the TV anime’s first and second anime openings respectively. 

The anime film opening will be written by Miku Sawai, who wrote the lyrics for the TV anime’s first and second ending theme songs Colourful and Sakura Iro Diary respectively. Miku Sawai and Luna Haruna have become massive sensations in the news for their anime hits. Just what kind of chemical reaction will unfold when these two heroines collaborate on the anime film’s opening theme song? Please keep your eyes peeled for future updates. 

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Japanese music artists Luna Haruna, GARNiDELiA and Mashiro Ayano performed in Mexico City on October 13 for Anime Music Live 2018, a music concert celebrating music from popular anime series.

The concert took place at Auditorio BlackBerry in the capital which was packed with a crowd of around 2,000. It was planned by Japanese music label SACRA MUSIC which established itself in April 2017 and whose reach aims to extend overseas. The three artists who performed are all signed to all signed to SACRA MUSIC.

The night began with a special collaboration between GARNiDELiA vocalist MARiA, Luna Haruna and Mashiro Ayano who heated up the crowd with a cover of ClariS’ Connect (2011).

The show then moved onto Mashiro’s solo performance who played five songs including her hit tracks ideal white and Lotus Pain.

Next up was Luna Haruna who is set to release her first greatest hits album LUNA JOULE this November. The singer performed six songs including her debut track Sora wa Takaku Kaze wa Utau and her hit number Kimiiro Signal.

Last of the solo performances was GARNiDELiA. Vocalist MARiA was backed by fierce dancers as she performed a total of 6 songs including ambiguous and SPEED STAR.

After the three artists had completed their sets the crowd believed that was it for the program – but the words “COLLABORATION” appeared on the stage screen with Luna Haruna and Mashiro Ayano stepping on stage once more to perform Overfly.

The collaborations didn’t end there however, as it was Luna and MARiA’s turn to team up, performing a cover of Eir Aoi’s INNOCENCE. MARiA and Mashiro then performed a cover of The Everlasting Guilty Crown by EGOIST.

Finally the three artists came together to perform oath sign by LiSA which launched the crowd into the stratosphere.

This was the first event of its kind by SACRA MUSIC to take place in Mexico and it was a roaring success.

Luna Haruna has announced that she will release her first ever greatest hits album LUNA JOULE on November 7, 2018.

Her name is a very familiar one to fans of Japanese anime and games. Her career as an anime song singer began in May 2012 when she made her major debut with Sora wa Takaku Kaze wa Utau which was written and composed by Yuki Kajiura and serves as the ending theme song for season two of the anime series Fate/Zero. Since then, she has performed songs for a string of series including Sword Art Online, the Monogatari series, Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend, High School Fleet, Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs and more, including games. To date she has released 3 albums, 2 mini albums and 12 singles.

Haruna also works as a model, and has combined her cute looks and solid singing skills to take to the stage. She has performed at Animelo Summer Live six times since her debut six years ago, which is the biggest annual anime music festival in Japan. She has also performed at events around the world close to 30 times.

The word ‘joule’ in her upcoming greatest hits album refers to a unit of energy and is supposed to encompass the energy of Luna herself. The full album title is also a reference to ‘Luna juu’ (るな充), a nickname the singer has given her fans. It wouldn’t be wrong to call it a personal homage to those who have supported her over her career.

The album will be available in three versions: a regular edition that comes with one CD, limited edition that comes with two CDs and a Blu-ray, and limited pressing edition that comes in a box also with two CDs and a Blu-ray. The first press edition of the limited pressing edition contains a t-shirt and photo book.

Celebrate six years of Luna Haruna with a compilation of her greatest hits all in one release.

The anime series Yuuna and the Haunted Hotsprings―adapted from the manga series of the same name serialised in Weekly Shonen Jump―aired its first episode on July 14. Japanese singer Luna Haruna performs the anime’s opening theme song Momoiro Typhoon.

Since her 2011 debut with Sora wa Takaku Kaze wa Utau, which was the ending theme for the second season of Fate/Zero, Luna Haruna has gone onto perform numerous anime theme songs such as Overfly for Sword Art Online. She’s cute, has true singing ability, and is described as a ‘high spec anime song singer.’

A new visual has been released for the single in line with the airing of the show, as has the CD cover. She’s blowing us away with her pink peach kawaii aesthetic like the song title.

The singer is currently holding promotional events ahead of the release of Momoiro Typhoon set to hit shelves on August 22. She will also perform at Animelo Summer Live next week and hold a solo show on October 7.

Luna Haruna‘s new song JUSTICE is now available for digital download.

This digital-only single is used as the opening theme song for the PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®Vita game Fate/EXTELLA LINK. The song marks 6 years since Luna Haruna provided a song for the Fate series, the last being her debut single Sora wa Takaku Kaze wa Utau. The J-pop singer is known for her cute sound, but this song flips that image on its head, instead serving up a fairly hard single.

The music video is a hardcore performance and sees Luna Haruna with a monster backing band. To commemorate the digital release, several websites are offering an alternative digital CD cover to 67 lucky people.

Luna Haruna will perform her first solo concert in almost a year titled LUNAtic Typhoon on October 7. Her 12th single Momoiro Typhoon, which serves as the opening for the anime series Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs, will be released on August 22. She will perform at Animelo Summer Live 2018 “OK!” the same week on August 24.

The singer will go on to perform at events in Penang in July and Mexico City in October. The Luna typhoon is looking to hit overseas this summer.

Luna Haruna is a major player in the anime song industry, having sang themes for series including Fate/Zero, Sword Art Online, the Monogatari series, Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend, High School Fleet, and more.

The next entru to her theme song discography has been announced. She is set to undertake the opening theme song to Fate/EXTELLA LINK, the latest addition addition to the Fate series set for release on PlayStation®4 and PlayStation®Vita.

JUSTICE marks 6 years since Luna Haruna provided a song for the Fate series, the last being her debut single Sora wa Takaku Kaze wa Utau. The cool rock song covers new ground for Haruna, intertwining a fast-paced feeling with a solid sound.

It will be released as a digital-only song on June 7th, the same day as when the game comes out. The opening clip of the game has been released featuring Haruna’s new track, as well as a lyric video showcasing her new look for the release.

Be sure to check out the videos along with JUSTICE.

Anisong artist Luna Haruna has sung a countless number of popular hit anime theme songs. Her new single “KIRAMEKI☆ Lifeline” will be released for sale on 8^th November. The short version music video has now been released!

KIRAMEKI☆ Lifeline (Music Video / Short Version)

 The whole music video was created frame-by-frame. The white background of the video reflects the vocals of Luna Haruna, giving a pantomime vibe. Each frame was displayed on the monitor for editing, creating a cute animation that runs as if it were an anime. An overwhelming amount of effort went into creating this video. This video reflects a world of chaos where the 2^nd dimension meets the 3^rd dimension.

KIRAMEKI☆ Lifeline is the ending theme song for the new, cool anime series “URAHARA”, which launched this month. Luna Haruna has also stepped up to the challenge of being a voice actress for the main character of this series. The song features Yuusuke Orita (trumpet) and Junnosuke Fujita (saxophone) from the energetic jazz band “TRI4TH”. This is a battle between a jazz horn section, guitar rock and a digital sequence – a whole new world of music has unfolded in this one song!

The coupling tracks include the fresh and beautiful “Baby, maybe” (the theme song for TOKYO MX / MUSIC ON! TV “LisAni! Navi”), and “Flutter”, which explores the divergence of the real and virtual world.

Luna Haruna’s third album “LUNARIUM” that was announced in June will now be the base for her one man live that will take place on Sunday 22^nd October. This will include her first ever live performance of KIRAMEKI☆ Lifeline so please don’t miss out!

The charming and cute Luna Haruna singing a wicked and feisty song is something you don’t want to miss!