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Kimi Wo Nosete was written for Laputa Castle in the Sky, the 1986 Studio Ghibli film directed by Hayao Miyazaki. Composed by Joe Hisaishi with lyrics by Miyazaki and performed by Azumi Inoue, it plays as the ending theme and became one of the most recognisable songs in Ghibli music. Its melody has been covered, arranged for piano and music box, and shared widely online, where fans associate it with flight, parting, and childhood wonder, keeping it popular in anime edits decades after the film's original Japanese release.
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Kimi Wo Nosete, also known as Carrying You, is the gentle ending theme from Laputa Castle in the Sky, often used for nostalgic and emotional anime edits.
This clip features the soft vocal melody of Kimi Wo Nosete, the ending theme from Laputa Castle in the Sky. A gentle piano and orchestral backing supports Azumi Inoue's clear, wistful singing, creating a calm and slightly melancholic mood. The sound feels like a farewell and a hopeful journey at the same time, with a slow build that lingers after it ends. Listeners often recognise it instantly from the film's final scenes, and its quiet, nostalgic tone makes even short excerpts feel emotional and cinematic without needing dialogue or other effects layered underneath it heavily.
