Performed by Japanese band Do As Infinity, Fukai Mori became widely known as an ending theme for the anime series Inuyasha, where its gentle tone matched the show's quieter story arcs. As the series found an international audience, fans shared the song in AMVs, tribute edits and anime compilations, keeping its melody familiar well beyond its original broadcast run. Today it is used less as a meme punchline and more as a nostalgic cue, instantly signalling Inuyasha to viewers who recognise the opening notes.
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A short excerpt of Fukai Mori by Do As Infinity, the gentle ending theme from the anime Inuyasha, often used in nostalgic edits and anime tribute videos.
Fukai Mori is a soft, melodic excerpt led by a clear female vocal over gentle guitar and restrained instrumentation, capturing the wistful, reflective mood that made it a favourite Inuyasha ending theme. In this short clip, the melody rises and falls without rushing, giving it a calm, slightly melancholic feel that listeners instantly associate with the anime's quieter, more emotional moments. It works as a moment of pause in a video, slowing the pace and letting a scene breathe, and it often triggers nostalgia for viewers who grew up watching Inuyasha, turning a simple edit into something tender and bittersweet.