Other Appearances
| Song | Year | Album |
|---|---|---|
| "Aoi Hitomi" (青い瞳?) | 1996 | The Vision of Escaflowne Original Soundtrack 3 |
| "Bokura no Rekishi" (ボクらの歴史?) | 1997 | Clamp School Detectives Mini Soundtrack |
| "Love Mania!" (ラブ・マニア!?) | 1998 | El-Hazard: The Alternative World Ongakuhen |
| "Teens" | 1999 | Devicereign Original Soundtrack |
| "Story" | Voice Carnival Vol. 1: Moebius no Tokei | |
| "Wasurenai Mama" (忘れられないまま?) | ||
| "Taikutsu to Yūutsu" (タイクツとユウウツ?) | Kita e: White Illumination Pure Songs and Pictures | |
| "Yubiwa" (指輪?) | 2000 | Escaflowne Movie Original Soundtrack |
| "You're Not Alone" | ||
| "Haru no Petal" (春のペタル?) | Napple Tale Original Soundtrack Vol.1: Kaijū Zukan | |
| "Natsu no Petal" (夏のペタル?) | ||
| "Aki no Petal" (秋のペタル?) | ||
| "Fuyu no Petal" (冬のペタル?) | ||
| "Susumu Toki" (すすむとき?) | ||
| "Dream in a Pie" | ||
| "Modoru Toki" (もどるとき?) | ||
| "Sanctuary" (サンクチュアリ?) | 2001 | Arjuna: Onna no Minato |
| "Saigo no Mameshiba" (さいごのマメシバ?) | ||
| "Kissing the Christmas Killer" | 2002 | 23-Ji no Ongaku |
| "Trust Me" | ||
| "Fado" (ファド?) | ||
| "Tell Me What The Rain Knows" | 2004 | Wolf's Rain O.S.T 2 |
| "Cloud 9" | ||
| "Action!" | 2007 | Clamp in Wonderland: Precious Songs |
| "Choco to Yūki" (チョコと勇気?) | 2008 | CM Yoko |
| "Nyan-nyan Service Medley" (娘々サービスメドレー?) | Macross Frontier O.S.T.2 Nyan Tra☆ | |
| "Aimo: Koi no Uta" (アイモ〜こいのうた〜?) | Macross Frontier Vocal Collection Nyan Tama♀ | |
| "Haha to Ko Ranka no Aimo" (母と子ランカのアイモ?) | ||
| "April Fool" (エイプリルフール?) | 2011 | Tomita Lab Works Best: Beautiful Songs to Remember |
| "Lazy Line Painter Jane" | 2012 | From Your Pianist |
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