Fans of the classic 90s anime Ojamajo Doremi have reason to celebrate: the show's opening and ending themes are finally coming to vinyl.

A 7-inch analog record featuring "Ojamajo Carnival!!" and "Kitto Ashita wa" (Tomorrow for Sure) will release in September. This marks the first time these beloved tracks have been released on vinyl.

"Ojamajo Carnival!!" remains one of anime's most recognizable opening themes, thanks to its catchy melody and upbeat rhythm that still resonates across generations. The song, performed by MAHO堂, perfectly captures the playful spirit of the series. On the flip side, "Kitto Ashita wa," performed by Shuusaeko, provides the warm, gentle energy that defines the show's ending sequences—many fans still remember the image of protagonist Doremi walking home alone as this track plays.

Ojamajo Doremi originally aired in the late 90s and follows a group of middle school girls who discover they can become witches. Despite their magical powers, the series focuses on the mundane challenges of growing up—dealing with friendship drama, school troubles, and personal growth. It's this grounded approach mixed with magical adventure that's kept the show beloved by multiple generations.

The vinyl release represents a growing trend of anime soundtracks making their way to analog formats, appealing to both nostalgic fans and collectors who appreciate the warmth of vinyl sound quality. For longtime viewers, owning these tracks on vinyl offers a tangible way to celebrate a series that shaped their childhood.

Pre-orders and additional details are available through JET SET's online shop. Given the niche appeal of anime vinyl releases and the dedicated fanbase surrounding Ojamajo Doremi, this limited release will likely appeal to collectors and longtime supporters of the franchise.