Akane-banashi Soundtrack
"And so, here begins a story."
After witnessing a life-changing event during her father's career-defining performance as a child, Akane develops a fierce obsession with the traditional art of Rakugo. Now a determined high schooler, she vows to master the craft and reach the highest ranks of a world traditionally closed off to her. This inspiring coming-of-age story follows her journey as she confronts stiff competition and personal doubts to honor her family's legacy.
Spanning 2 seasons and 12 episodes, "Akane-banashi" is a featured animation, drama series streaming on Netflix. The production's soundtrack profile includes 5 verified song placements mapped across key emotional sequences, montages, and episodic character arcs. Discover complete tracklists, timestamps, and scene descriptions for every episode.

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Young girl Akane Osaki falls in love with rakugo comic storytelling through watching her father perform. One day, a shocking event derails his career.
Hearing that Master Shiguma is secretly meeting with a young girl, Futatsume Guriko investigates and finds him teaching Akane at a karaoke parlor.
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Akane joins Shiguma's school as an apprentice. The earnest Kyoji Arakawa is tasked with guiding her, but she finds herself stuck doing menial chores.
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Akane performs at a nursing home, displaying all she has learned. Kyoji goes next, determined to show her his skill as her elder fellow apprentice.
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Akane gets career counseling from her teacher Iwashimizu, known as the Ice Lady, who refuses to acknowledge Akane's dream of becoming a Rakugoka.
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After learning that Issho will judge the annual student Rakugo championship, Akane gains Shiguma's permission to compete — but on one condition.
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At the Karaku Cup preliminaries, all eyes are on defending champion Karashi and rising voice actor Hikaru Koragi, but Kaisei picks Akane to win.
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As the Karaku Cup finals begin, Karashi wins over the crowd with his bold adapted Rakugo, but head judge Issho's verdict remains to be seen.
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At the Karaku Cup finals, Hikaru Koragi performs a sentimental story to prove she is more than just a pretty face. Next, Akane takes the stage.
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Akane's performance of "Jugemu" takes a subdued approach, providing a pleasant respite for the spectators caught up in the excitement of the contest.
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Face to face with Issho Arakawa, Akane asks him point-blank why he had expelled Shinta. After he sends the journalists out of the room, Issho informs her that he can see right through the fact that Akane is training under Shiguma. As Akane flinches, he reveals the truth behind the expulsion six years ago- the truth he has never shared before. Now that she's finally learned the reason behind her father's expulsion, what could be going through Akane's mind?
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After winning the Karaku Cup, Akane suddenly finds herself in the spotlight at school. But unconvinced that her performance was good enough to blow Issho away, she has mixed feelings about it all. And now, graduation day is approaching. Motivated by Akane’s success, her friends have started to pursue their own dreams. Meanwhile, Shiguma racks his brain, trying to come up with a stage name for Akane, who’ll officially become his apprentice once she graduates. And as her thoughts turn to her father, Shinta, Akane ponders the meaning of her own given name.
No song placements listed for this episode.
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How many seasons and episodes are in the series Akane-banashi?
Akane-banashi consists of 2 seasons and 12 episodes, featuring a total of 5 song placements.
How can I find song details for a specific episode of Akane-banashi?
Use the interactive scene breakdown map below. It is grouped by season and episode, mapping every soundtrack appearance to the exact moment it plays.







