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Hiromi Sato

The singer who sang the theme song for "Galaxy Angel: Eternal Lover."

Additional information
Related worksGalaxy Angel: Eternal Lover
Tears of Truth: Signature postTheme song performed by: Tears in snow
The empty organ postPerformed by the singer
Silver postPerformed the original theme song in 2000
The traveler post of Yami, Hat, and BookImpression Records sings
Silver postComplete version song: Another recording of the song 'Ginniro'

Singing records

Performed the opening theme 'Angelic Symphony' and the PS2 version's ending theme 'Kiwarinaki Prelude.'

Recording

In a 2004 report, she mentioned that the recording of "Kokinaki Prelude" emphasized emotional and melodic expression, using string instruments.

すいすいSweet

Performed by Sweet Kiss and the Blue Sky I Looked Up To. The tracklist also lists Sweet Kiss as part of 'Looking for Sign,' and both songs were included in the NatsuKore 2002 compilation.

The production of "Tears of Reality."

Hiromi Sato is credited as the theme song for the song, performing Tears in snow.

Productions related to the hollow color organ

Hiromi Sato participated in "TRACE ~ The Place Where You Echo," signed as the vocalist. Hiromi Sato participated in 'Princess of the Whale Country', signed as the vocalist. Hiromi Sato participated in "ETERNAL MELODY: To Talk to Me" and was signed as the vocalist.

Silver-related production

Hiromi Sato was credited as the original 2000 theme song for "Silver."

Hiromi Sato was credited as the original 2000 theme song for "Silver." Hiromi Sato performed another recording of the complete version of the song 'Ginniro' on 'Giniro'.

Produced works related to Yami, Boshi, and Books Traveler

Hiromi Sato signed for Impression Records and performed on 'Yami to Boshi to Hon no Tabibito'.

Challenge old game songs again

Sato said that although the original recording of "Kokoro no Yukusaki" was approved by the staff, he was still dissatisfied; The 2001 re-recording of "Looking for Sign" gave her a chance to try again, and her singing style was recognized by her.

Preserving the sound from the first recording

On the same album, Sato retained the early original songs from "Shield" because they captured the scenes he passionately sang during his first game recording; It also includes vocal performances at different stages. Her handling of old songs thus involves retrying and preserving her early sounds.

A specific expression of Prelude

During the recording of 'Kowarinaki Prelude,' a 12-member string lineup participated; Sato switches between direct and narrated singing styles, repeatedly trying to channel emotion into the melody.

Planning and key art meetings for Impression Records

Hiromi Sato reflected on the preparation of the Impression Album "Yami to Boshi to Hon no Tabibito" by saying that she went to ROOT with Takehiro Kawabe and Noriyasu Uematsu for a meeting, where they reviewed the proposal and key animation on site and listened to the project and script explanations. In this development commentary, she still made transforming the world's impression into a singing voice her next task.

Early game recording preparations

Sato recalled that during his first recording of "Shield," he met with production manager Osamu Abukawa and composer Noriyasu Agematsu at the studio. She remembers how considerate they were at the time, helping her ease her nerves and preparing for the game song recording.

When performing "Kokoro no Yukusaki" from the 2000 original "Giniro," she tried full falsetto for the first time.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-16.

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