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Maaya Sakamoto Announces ‘Yoin’ – Complete Fate/Grand Order Theme Song Collection Coming July 2026

Posted on 24 May 2026 by crossewriter

Celebrated artist Maaya Sakamoto has announced the release of Yoin, a comprehensive collection featuring all her Fate/Grand Order theme songs from the past 11 years. The album is set to release on July 29, 2026, marking another milestone in her ongoing 30th anniversary celebration as an artist.

 

The new release is titled Yoin. Disc one features all six theme songs from Fate/Grand Order, from “Shikisai” that was released alongside the official game launch in 2015 to the theme song of the final chapter that was released in 2025 “Tokei.”

 

“Tokei” was released digitally last year and will be recorded on CD for the first time.

 

Disc two features previously recorded unplugged sessions of “Shikisai” and “Gyakko” as well as a newly recorded unplugged session of “Yakudo.” Additionally, it includes a cover of “Toumei” by Mamoru Miyano, the theme song for the movie Divine Realm Of The Round Table: Camelot Paladin; Agateram, which lyrics were written by Maaya herself.

 

The first-press edition is a deluxe limited edition release that comes with a Blu-ray disc with previously unreleased footage in a three-sided sleeve case featuring an original double-sided illustration by Takashi Takeuchi (TYPE-MOON)!

 

Keep your eyes on Maaya Sakamoto who is more active than ever during her 30th anniversary!

 

 

Release Information

Artist: Maaya Sakamoto

Title: Fate/Grand Order Theme Song Best Album Yoin
Date: July 29, 2026

 

First-press edition
2-CD Blu-ray set

VTZL-273 / 4,950 yen (tax in.)

 

The Blu-ray disc includes the music video for “Tokei” and a recording of the Fate/Grand Order 6th Anniversary Special Live ~Maaya Sakamoto Unplugged~, a livestream concert that was held without an audience at Tokyo Opera City in 2021.

 

 

Standard edition

2-CD set

VTCL-60703~60704 / 2,750 yen (tax in.)

 

A complete collection of Maaya Sakamoto’s Fate/Grand Order theme songs from the past 11 years!!

 

Product Information

Disc one features all six theme songs from the role-playing game for smartphones Fate/Grand Order, from “Shikisai” that was released alongside the official game launch in 2015 to the theme song of the final chapter that was released in 2025 “Tokei.”

 

Disc two features previously recorded unplugged sessions of “Shikisai” and “Gyakko” as well as a newly recorded unplugged session of “Yakudo.” Additionally, it includes a cover of “Toumei” by Mamoru Miyano, the theme song for the movie Divine Realm Of The Round Table: Camelot Paladin; Agateram, which lyrics were written by Maaya herself.

Tracklist

Disc 1:

  1. Shikisai (Fate/Grand Order theme song)
  2. Gyakko (Fate/Grand Order The Second Chapter theme song)
  3. Kuhaku (Fate/Grand Arcade theme song)
  4. Yakudo (Fate/Grand Order The Second Chapter part two theme song)
  5. Dokuhaku (Fate/Grand Order The Movie Divine Realm of the Round Table: Camelot: Wandering; Agateram)
  6. Tokei (Fate/Grand Order The Final Chapter theme song)

 

Disc 2:

  1. Shikisai -unplugged session-
  2. Gyakko -unplugged session-
  3. Yakudo -unplugged session-
  4. Toumei (new recording/cover)

 

First-press edition Blu-ray

  • Fate/Grand Order 6th Anniversary Special Live ~Maaya Sakamoto Unplugged~

Setlist: 1. Dokuhaku 2. Gyakko 3. Yakudo

Featuring Maaya Sakamoto, Kento Ohgiya, Masao Fukunaga, Ichiro Fujiya, Kazuma Sotozono, and Kouichiro Muroya.

  • “Tokei” Music Video

 

Streaming Information

Available on select music streaming services and major music download platforms such as iTunes Store, Rekochoku and mora July 29, 2026!

Streaming services:

Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, LINE MUSIC, Amazon Music, Deezer, AWA, Rakuten Music, KKBOX, and Qobuz.

Watch the music video on Apple Music, YouTube Music, LINE MUSIC, and U-NEXT.

 

Profile

 

 

Born in Tokyo, she began her career as a child actress at the age of eight. She made her CD debut in 1996 with the single “Yakusoku wa Iranai.” Following her 2011 album You Can’t Catch Me, which topped the Oricon chart, she began actively collaborating with a wide range of other artists and musicians. Since her 2013 album Singer-Songwriter, she has also been composing music for other artists.

 

In 2019, she released her 30th single “Uchuu no Kioku” (produced by Ringo Sheena) and her 10th original album Kyou Dake no Ongaku. In 2020, she released her 25th anniversary album Single Collection+ Achikochi and the digital single “Yakudo,” which topped the Oricon chart.

 

In July 2021, her radio program “Vitamin M,” which she had been hosting for 20 years, reached its 1,000th broadcast and entered its 21st year. In May 2022, she released the double tie-up single “Sumire / Kotoba ni Dekinai,” with music written and arranged by Shigeru Kishida.

 

Her latest digital single “Tokei” was released in December of 2025 as the theme song for the final chapter of the Fate/Grand Order series. She’s released 36 singles and 11 full albums to date.

 

In addition to writing her own original songs, she has also written lyrics for other artists, including Kinki Kids’ “Hikari no Kehai,” Mamoru Miyano’s “Toumei,” and Walküre’s “Kaze wa Yokoku Naku Fuku,” and has published her own lyrics book Shishu (Kadokawa).

 

She won the 38th Kazuo Kikuta Theater Award for her performance as Jerusha in the musical Daddy-Long-Legs. As of December 12, she is currently appearing in the latest production of Daddy-Long-Legs at Hibiya Theatre Crea as Jerusha for the first time in five years.

 

Her latest essay collection Manpukuron – Asu ni Kaburitsuke (Kadokawa) has also garnered attention.

 

In addition to her singing career, she is active as a voice actress, actress, lyricist, essayist, and radio personality. Her fresh and vibrant voice is loved by fans not only in Japan but also around the world.

 

Official Website: http://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/maaya/

30th Anniversary Website: https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/maaya/30th/

30th Anniversary Best Album Website: https://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/maaya/30th/yourbest/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/maayasakamotoCh/

X: https://x.com/maayas_official

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maayasakamoto_official

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@maayasakamoto_official

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