Character Song Collection Music Videos
singing by Mai Nakahara (Mai), Ai Shimizu (Mikoto), Saeko Chiba (Natsuki), Kuribayashi Minami
- Itoshisa no Kousaten
- Mizube no Hana
- Kokoro no Tsurugi
- Shining☆Days
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