

When I hear **the[ed 3](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ulw8aQc1pHs) of
_Inuyasha the Final Act_** or
**the[ed](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arOmXIT3HBA) of _Detective Conan
Movie 07: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital_** , it always makes me picture a
scene of a spot almost fully covered by fallen and falling cherry blossoms.
(Especially [1:08~1:20](https://youtu.be/arOmXIT3HBA?t=68) in the ed of
_Conan_.)

I checked out the original MVs in the anime, and the scenes in the eds do
contain cherry blossoms. Besides, stories in both anime have something to do
with cherry blossom, too. Therefore, it's quite safe to say that the producers
meant to use the music to create an atmosphere of cherry blossom.

I'm not sure whether that's only my personal feeling or a common feeling.
However, neither did I know the origin of the music nor watched the MV the
first time I listened to these two pieces of music, so it's probably common
among quite a few audiences to picture a cherry blossom scene. I think that
there might be some rules or theories (used by anime producers) on how certain
melody/instrument/voice arouses certain feeling.


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music anime-production
Are there any rules/theories on using certain melody/instrument/voice to arouse certain feeling?