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The theme of this song is traditional Japanese, as can be seen from the CD artwork and the costumes worn by the band when they perform the song live. There are also nuances of traditional Japanese music in the song itself. | The theme of this song is traditional Japanese, as can be seen from the CD artwork and the costumes worn by the band when they perform the song live. There are also nuances of traditional Japanese music in the song itself. | ||
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[[Category:Closing songs]] | [[Category:Closing songs]] | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 7 July 2011
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| Artist: | Breakerz |
| Episodes: | 610... |
| Release date: | April 6, 2011 |
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| Prev song: | « Juugoya Crisis ~ Kimi ni aitai ~ |
| Next song: | Pilgrim » |
| List of songs | |
Tsukiyo no Itazura no Mahou is a song by BREAKERZ. The song is the 38th closing of the anime.
Contents
Detective Conan closing info
Cast
Staff
Song Info
The theme of this song is traditional Japanese, as can be seen from the CD artwork and the costumes worn by the band when they perform the song live. There are also nuances of traditional Japanese music in the song itself.
Lyrics
