Kawagoe Boys Sing

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Discography

Original songs from the anime release in CD format in Japan and digital format worldwide as volumes. [6]

Kawagoe Boys Sing
Kawagoe Boys Sing key visual.jpg
Key visual
川越ボーイズ・シング
(Kawagoe Bōizu Shingu)
Genre Coming-of-age, comedy [1]
Created by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan
Studio
Licensed by Crunchyroll
Original network Tokyo MX, BS11
Original run October 9, 2023 January 15, 2024
Episodes12
ReferenceTitleFormatNo. of TracksLabelRelease Date
GNCA-0681"川越ボーイズ・シング / ORIGINAL SONGS vol.1"CD / Digital6 NBC Universal Entertainment October 10, 2023
GNCA-0682"川越ボーイズ・シング /

ORIGINAL SONGS vol.2"

CD / Digital6 NBC Universal Entertainment November 22, 2023
GNCA-0683"川越ボーイズ・シング /

ORIGINAL SONGS vol.3"

CD / Digital6 NBC Universal Entertainment December 20, 2023
GNCA-0684"川越ボーイズ・シング /

ORIGINAL SONGS vol.4"

CD / Digital6 NBC Universal Entertainment January 24, 2024

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Information is taken from the ending credits of each episode.

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