We're fans ourselves and over the years, have collected countless media files related to the world of Sailor Moon. We have gathered from our hobby cases and from various dark corners of the internet. And now, we're going to share our small treasure trove with you.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon is a live-action television series, based on the
popular manga and anime title, Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon. When the show debuted on
Japanese television in late 2003, it took the internet by storm. It captured a large audience
world wide and became an instant hit with foreign fans. At one point during the show's run,
the term "Sailor Moon" topped Yahoo's USA Popular Search list. The show was also
responsible for launching the careers of some of today's most sought-after Japanese TV actresses
and models. Many years after the show's end, cast members still regularly meet up for dinner
and shopping trips.
Opening Theme Sequence
This is the opening theme for the live action TV show, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. The song is "Kirari Sailor Dream," performed by SAE.
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon is perhaps the most recognizable anime in
the entire world. When Takeuchi Naoko first published her manga in 1991, she
most likely did not know that she would be creating one of the most important series to
ever be imported from Japan. From comic form it evolved into animation and became an
instant international hit. It was a series that single-handedly reinvented the genre
of shoujo anime, and the character Sailor Moon became almost iconic to the
Japanese animation world. Even now, over 10 years after the series have ended, people
who have never seen a single episode of Sailor Moon can easily identify one of Takeuchi Naoko's
magical soldier girls (or Tuxedo Mask ^.~ <3).
Sailor Stars Best Song Collection
- CD Album
- COCC-13720
- September 21, 1996
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Sailor Moon: Songs From The Hit TV Series
- CD Album
- B0000033Q6
- September 11, 1995
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Sailor Moon SuperS Christmas For You
- CD Album
- COCC-13058
- December 1, 1995
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Sailor Moon S Opening
The opening theme for the third season of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon,
Sailor Moon S is "Moonlight Densetsu," performed by Moon Lips.
This is the first version of the opening theme video.
Sailor Moon S Closing
The closing theme for the third season of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon,
Sailor Moon S is "Tuxedo Mirage," performed by Peach Hips
(comprised of the Inner Senshi's five voice actresses).
Sailor Moon Super S Opening
This is the opening theme for season four of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon,
Sailor Moon Super S. The song is "Moonlight Densetsu" performed
by Moon Lips.
Sailor Moon Super S Closing
This is the second ending theme for season four of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon,
Sailor Moon Super S. The song is "Rashiku Ikimasho" performed by Meu.
Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Opening
The opening video for Sailor Moon's fifth season, broke the tradition of
using "Moonlight Densetsu" as the theme song. In its place is
"Sailor Star Song" performed by Hanazawa Kae.
Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Closing
This is the ending theme from the fifth season of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon,
Sailor Stars. The title of the song is "Kaze mo, Sora mo, Kitto," performed
by Mizuki Arisa.
Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Finale
This is the ending video from the series finale of Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon.
It was shown at the end of the last episode of Sailor Stars.
Very fittingly, the song "Moonlight Densetsu" by Moon Lips was featured
in the video.
Sawai Miyuu
Before Sawai Miyuu was casted as Tsukino Usagi in Pretty Guardian Sailor
Moon, she had acted in several roles and always played the part of a "beautiful
girl." She was Love Berry magazine's top model, and had a steady career in
the gravure industry. After the end of PGSM's production, Miyuu stayed within the
world of gravure. Finding no success from modeling, she left her gravure days
behind and is now a fully committed actress. Miyuu has since loaned her voice to several
shows and was recently featured in the music video for Color Bottle's 6th single
Aikagi.
Sailor Moon Character Song
"Sabra" Sentai Photoshoot
The November 2003 issue of Sabra magazine decided to do a special feature on sentai TV shows. The girls of PGSM were featured in individual photoshoots for the piece. This is Sawai Miyuu's photo session.
Izumi Rika
When Izumi Rika debuted her acting chops in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
as Mizuno Ami (Mercury), she instantly captured a large fanbase with her mesmerizing
eyes. Not only did she become Melon magazine's top model, the entire
idol publishing world was vying for her attention. Even after a four year break from
the industry, Rika had no problem snatching a spot in one of Japan's most popular
fashion magazines, Ray. (Formerly Hama Chisaki)
Sailor Mercury Character Song
- CD Single
- COCC-15637
- April 21, 2004
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Koisuru Soldier
- CD Single
- SMR-1110
- November 10, 2003
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"Junior de Go!"
Christmas Party
Hama Chisaki threw a mini concert for press members and fans in late 2003. It was featured on the teen idol show, Junior de Go! She performed songs from her single, "Koisuru Soldier" and even the PGSM theme song, "Kirari Sailor Dream." She also sang "C'est la vie" but forgot the lyrics!
"De-View Idol" Interview
Izumi Rika was interviewed in October 2003 by De-View Idol. In the video, she talks about her work in Melon magazine and Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. She even models a bit and does her Sailor Mercury pose.
Easy Sports Yoga Introduction
In January 2010, Izumi Rika hosted a yoga session for "Easy Sports," a program on TV Asahi. This is the introduction clip that was posted on "Easy Sport's" Official Website.
Kitagawa Keiko
When Kitagawa Keiko landed her first role ever as Hino Rei in Pretty
Guardian Sailor Moon, no one could've predicted the amount of success she would
be launched into. From her "humble" journey as a model in Seventeen
magazine, to her first role in a huge Hollywood Blockbuster, she has worked hard every
step of the way. In just a few short years, this former Sailor Mars has become
Japan's most popular and in-demand actress.
Sailor Mars Character Song
"Paradise Kiss" Teaser Trailer
Teaser trailer for Kitagawa Keiko's big movie project, "Paradise Kiss" based off of Ai Yazawa's popular manga. Her costar is heart-throb Mukai Osamu. Movie releases in Japanese theaters on May 2011.
Seventeen Summer School 2005
During the summer of 2005, the Japanese Seventeen magazine held it's annual "Summer School" fashion show. Some of the featured models are Kitagawa Keiko, Azama Mew, Eikura Nana, etc.
ORICON Valentine Festa 2010
Actress Kitagawa Keiko and model Masuwaka Tsubasa attended the "ORICON Valentine Festa." Both girls received the Valentine Queen Award. A survey was conducted by ORICON STYLE on 300 high school girls and Kitagawa Keiko was chosen.
Azama Mew
Though the role of Kino Makoto (Jupiter) in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
required her to be a tough tomboy, Azama Mew herself was anything but. She was
known by her cast mates to be the most girly and modest member of the team. Her feminine
qualities and tall height made her the perfect model for Seventeen magazine.
After PGSM, Mew went on to modeling for Non-no, and is now one of the
top models at Cancam.
Sailor Jupiter Character Song
Seventeen Summer School 2005
During the summer of 2005, the Japanese Seventeen magazine held it's annual "Summer School" fashion show. Some of the featured models are Kitagawa Keiko, Azama Mew, Eikura Nana, etc.
"Sabra" Sentai Photoshoot
The November 2003 issue of Sabra magazine decided to do a special feature on sentai TV shows. The girls of PGSM were featured in individual photoshoots for the piece. This is Azama Mew's photo session.
Komatsu Ayaka
Komatsu Ayaka played the part of a mysterious pop star named Aino Minako
(Venus) in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Prior to her role on the
show, Ayaka was a known face, as she was CANDy magazine's top model.
After her stint in PGSM, she ventured into the world
of gravure, which instantly embraced her. Ayaka is now a wildly successful
gravure model, and has managed to maintain a steady acting career on the side.
Minako Aino "I'll Be Here"
- CD Album
- COCX-32880
- September 22, 2004
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Sailor Venus Character Song
- CD Single
- COCC-15640
- March 31, 2004
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"Sabra" Sentai Photoshoot
The November 2003 issue of Sabra magazine decided to do a special feature on sentai TV shows. The girls of PGSM were featured in individual photoshoots for the piece. This is Komatsu Ayaka's photo session.
Kawabe Chieko
Before Chieko was casted as Osaka Naru in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon,
fans knew her as Sailor Mercury of Sera Myu. Out of all the actresses
on the show, Chieko was the only one who held a successful music career. She also ventured
into modeling and was a radio personality for one of Japan's most popular stations.
Since her marriage to TV producer Ochi Masato in 2008, her legal name has been changed to
Ochi Chieko.
Brilliance
"Be Your Girl" PV
This is the music video for Kawabe Chieco's first single, "Be Your Girl." The song is the ending theme to the anime Elfen Lied, and enjoyed a fair amount of success from Jpop fans.
"Shining!" PV
This is the music video for Kawabe Chieco's second single, "Shining!" Released during the holiday season of 2004, the video was filmed to be extra cheerful.
"Kizunairo" PV
This is the music video for Kawabe Chieco's third single "Kizunairo." Title of the song means "Colored Bonds," and is a ballad. The PV is quite depressing.
"Brilliance" Behind the Scenes
This video was included on Kawabe Chieco's first album, "Brilliance." It showed Chieco working on the sets of her music videos. There are also glimps of her in the studio, working on her album.
Matsushita Moeko
Matsushita Moeko, who played the role of Kusaka Hina in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon,
is a Japanese singer and actress. In 1997, she wandered into the entertainment industry
through Oscar Promotion's annual Japan Bishoujo Contest, where she won the "Multimedia"
title. Since then, Moeko has released music singles and handled several TV roles.
To this day, Moeko is regularly gracing the stage and various TV programs in Japan.
Natsuiro
- CD Single
- AVCD-30232
- June 13th 2001
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Ame Agari
- CD Single
- AVCD-30268
- August 28th 2001
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Hello
- CD Single
- AVCD-30295
- November 21st 2001
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Sotsugyou
- CD Single
- AVCD-30317
- February 13th 2002
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Ame
- CD Single
- AVCD-30418
- January 8, 2003
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"Ame Agari" PV
This is the music video for Matsushita Moeco's second single, "Ame Agari." The song is also the ending theme for the anime, "Battle Doll Angelic Layer."
STA*COLLE Nail Guide Video
Matsushita Moeco was a spokesmodel for STA*COLLE nails. She filmed a 16 minutes How-To video, teaching you how to take care of your acrylic nails.
Sailor Moon Cover Songs
Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon is an anime title known for producing an
impressive amount of catchy tunes. Its theme song "Moonlight Densetsu" is considered
a timeless piece by fans of Japanese pop music. It is widely recognized and have been
covered over and over again by countless professional musicians. Sailor Moon R's
ending theme "Otome no Policy" has practically become an anthem for young females.
That song too has been re-recorded by numerous artists. This small corner, is our
archive of Sailor Moon cover songs. Listen and hear how the songs we all
grew up loving, have been updated and reworked. After all these years, its pretty
damn amazing.
Shokotan☆Cover 3
- CD Album
- SRCL-7218
- March 10, 2010
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Shokotan☆Cover Anime ni Koishite
- Mini Album
- SRCL-6538
- May 2, 2007
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Nakagawa Shoko's "Sailor Star Song"
Nakagawa Shoko performs a cover of the Sailor Moon theme, "Sailor Star Song" during her 2010 Prism Tour. During the song, the cameraman zooms in on a Sailor Moon cosplayer and her Tuxedo Kamen.
Shokotan's "Moonlight Densetsu"
Nakagawa Shoko covered a combination of the Sailor Moon themes, "Moonlight Densetsu" and "Otome no Policy" during her 2009 Magical Tour.
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Sailor Moon Pull Pack Cards
Sister Sites and Affiliates
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Miss Dream
A Sailor Moon translation site. For fans by fans! -
Chibi Land
Eight Years of Sailor Moon Chibis. -
Moon Sticks
Fun sweet Sailor Moon comic strips by Chibi Jennifer. -
Sailor Moon Collectibles
Great site for fans of Sailor Moon merchandise. -
Serenitatis
Awesome and extensive gallery for Usagi and Mamoru fans. -
Minni Cards
Comprehensive Sailor Moon card collection site. -
Moon Prism Power
The approved fanlisting for Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon. -
BSSM: Live Action
Largest list of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon fans online. -
Sailor Moon World
The largest comprehensive Italian Sailor Moon website. -
Sailor Moon Pocky
Read reviews and critiques about other Sailor Moon sites.