
About the song
"Otome no Policy" is a song by Yoko Ishida that became the second ending theme for the 1992 anime television series Sailor Moon (美少女戦士セーラームーン), produced by Toei Animation. Released on February 21, 1993, it was also Ishida's debut single. Naoko Takeuchi wrote the lyrics, while Tetsuya Komuro composed the music and Daisuke Inoue arranged it.
Musically, the song is built as bright early-1990s J-Pop, moving at a brisk tempo with prominent keyboards, a steady rhythm section, and a chorus that opens upward instead of turning dramatic. Ishida's clear, youthful vocal keeps the melody light on its feet, giving the refrain a direct, buoyant feel that suits the song's title.
That upbeat tone fits Sailor Moon's blend of school-life comedy, romance, and heroic fantasy, easing viewers out of episodes without losing the series' sense of determination. The single paired the track with the B-side "Ame no Chi Special," and "Otome no Policy" later appeared on Ishida's 1995 first album, "believe in love."
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