Arigato meme (Tokyo - Leateq)

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A viral 'arigato' TikTok audio clip from the song Tokyo by Leat'eq, used in anime edits, cute reveals and upbeat meme transitions.

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About this sound

A viral 'arigato' TikTok audio clip from the song Tokyo by Leat'eq, used in anime edits, cute reveals and upbeat meme transitions.

This sound is the popular 'arigato' meme clip, a short excerpt commonly labeled as 'nya arigato' from the track Tokyo by Leat'eq. It has a bright, bouncy electronic feel with a cute vocal phrase that instantly gives a clip a playful, slightly anime-inspired mood. Creators use it when they want a reveal to feel charming, ironic or unexpectedly sweet. Even in short edits, the sound stands out because the vocal hook is catchy and easy to recognize, so viewers often connect it with TikTok-style meme pacing.

Pro tip

Use this clip right on the reveal frame of a cute character, outfit change or anime reaction image. It works best with fast zooms, pastel visuals or beat-matched captions, and less well under long dialogue or dark dramatic footage.

How people use it

Showing a cute pet doing something unexpectedly stylish.
Timing an anime edit reveal with a quick zoom.
Adding playful irony to a glow-up transition.
Introducing a character with soft but chaotic energy.

More information

This audio is widely known online as the 'arigato meme' and is commonly associated with Tokyo by Leat'eq in TikTok reposts and short-form edits. It spread through anime-style videos, cute character clips and quick transformation memes where the vocal cue lands on a visual reveal. Its staying power comes from the contrast between the sweet Japanese phrase and high-energy editing, which makes it useful for both sincere cute posts and ironic meme formats across social platforms.

FAQ

What is the Arigato meme sound?

It is a short viral audio clip built around a catchy 'arigato' vocal phrase, usually used in TikTok edits and meme videos. People pair it with cute reveals, anime visuals or playful transitions because it sounds bright and instantly recognizable.

Where is the Arigato meme audio from?

This clip is commonly labeled online as coming from Tokyo by Leat'eq, and many reposts also call it the 'nya arigato' TikTok song. That naming is how most creators recognize and search for the sound.

How do people use the Arigato meme in edits?

Creators usually place it at the exact moment a character, pet, outfit or joke is revealed. The sound works especially well with quick zooms, beat cuts, pastel graphics and short captions that match its playful, upbeat tone.