My Hair is Bad's new song "Omoide wo Kakenukete" will be the theme song for the movie "Crayon Shin-chan: Our Dinosaur Diary"

■ “I hope you will always be able to look forward to the future” (My Hair is Bad’s Tomohito Shiiki)

My Hair is Bad’s new song “Omoide wo Kakenukete” has been chosen as the theme song for the movie “Crayon Shin-chan: Our Dinosaur Diary” which will be released nationwide on August 9th. The latest trailer for the movie using the theme song has also been released.

Crayon Shin-chan was first serialized in Manga Action in 1990, and the TV anime series began airing in 1992. It has brought smiles and excitement to a wide range of generations.

The 31st film in the Crayon Shin-chan series, Crayon Shin-chan: Our Dinosaur Diary, is a huge film about dinosaurs who have been revived in modern times and are wreaking havoc in Kasukabe, Tokyo. It’s full of laughs and tears, and depicts Shiro and the Kasukabe Defense Force meeting a small dinosaur and the friendship that transcends the boundaries of life.

The theme song “Omoide wo Kakenukete” written by My Hair is Bad for the movie is a ballad that makes you realize the importance of memories and bonds with friends and family with whom you spent irreplaceable time. The lyrics also link to the characters in the movie, such as Shinnosuke and Shiro, so pay attention. The sound source will be available for digital distribution from midnight on June 14th.

My Hair is Bad has also announced that they will be holding a solo concert, “Fire Home Run Tour,” at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama on January 4th and 5th, 2025.

■My Hair is Bad Tomohito Shiiki Comment
I was in charge of the theme song this time, My Hair is Bad!
I am truly honored to be involved in the Crayon Shin-chan series, which I have loved since I was a child.
As long as we’re alive, we have happy and joyful memories, of course, but we also have sad and painful memories. I created this with the hope that those memories can be turned into positive memories that give us the strength to move forward, such as “It was sad, but thanks to that,” or “It was hard, but I overcame that.”
I would be happy if this song, “Through the Memories,” can be of some help to this movie, so that Shinnosuke, Shiro and friends can cherish their memories of that summer and their strength to look forward forever.
I hope you will always be able to look forward to the future. I hope you enjoy “Crayon Shin-chan: My Dinosaur Diary” to the fullest!