Anime Radio Online: Anime Songs and J-pop Streaming Live

Published 24 September 2026

You can listen to anime radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Anime songs — anison, as they are known in Japan — have a worldwide following, and fans run stations for them all over the world.

Anime and J-pop

• Anime Para Ti — anime openings and J-pop.
• R/a/dio — anime and J-pop.
• LISTEN.moe — J-pop and anime, with an Opus stream.
• AnimeNfo Radio — anime radio from the US.
• Anison.FM — anime songs, from Russia.
• Stereo Anime — openings and endings, from Tokyo.
• Radio Anime Nexus — anime, J-rock, K-pop and city pop, from Mexico.

Specialist and high quality

• Gensokyo Radio — music from the Touhou Project games, at 256kbps.
• Vocaloid Radio — Vocaloid music at 320kbps.
• Radio Anime24 — anime and soundtracks at 320kbps, from Poland.
• Greek Otaku Radio — anime and soundtracks at 320kbps.
• Anon.FM — anime, drum and bass and experimental music.

About anime music

Anime openings are often recorded by major J-pop and J-rock acts, which is why anime radio and J-pop radio overlap so much. Japanese radio and video game music radio go further.

What you will hear

Anime stations mix a few kinds of song. Openings and endings ("OP" and "ED") are the big hits, usually recorded by established J-pop and J-rock acts; insert songs and character songs are sung in the story, often by the voice actors themselves. Vocaloid music is made with singing-synthesiser software — Hatsune Miku, released by Crypton Future Media in 2007, is the best-known voice. Touhou arrangements come from the fan scene around ZUN's Touhou Project games, where musicians rework the same melodies in every style from metal to jazz. Many stations also play city pop, the glossy Japanese pop of the 1980s.

A route in

1. Anime Para Ti, for openings.
2. LISTEN.moe, for J-pop.
3. Gensokyo Radio, for Touhou.

From Japan itself, Tokyo radio online is next.