[2026] Spring Drama Theme Songs and Insert Songs (April Cour) | A Roundup of Must-Listen Tracks!
A brand-new drama kicking off with the arrival of spring.
Many of you are probably curious about the music that colors the story, aren’t you? This time, we’re introducing the theme songs and insert tracks that will powerfully elevate the dramas of the April 2026 season.
Memorable melodies and lyrics that stir the emotions are essential elements for immersing yourself deeply in a work’s world, aren’t they? Why not imagine what’s to come, find your favorite track, and add a splash of color to your daily life? Add them to your own playlist and enjoy a dramatic musical experience!
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[2026] Spring Drama Theme Songs and Insert Songs (April Cour) | A Roundup of Must-Listen Tracks! (21–30)
Goodbye, cactusNEW!nonpī

This track was selected as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s Drama 25 series “The Art of Weekend Trips 3: Do We Really Have to Get Married?”.
The singer is Nonpi, a singer-songwriter who sold out her one-man live at Ebisu LIQUIDROOM in November 2023 through hand-to-hand ticket sales.
Released as a digital single in April 2026, it was co-written with composer Carlos K.
Her husky, resolute vocals and a melody that evokes a spring breeze resonate so pleasantly.
While depicting the end of a romance and the lingering attachments that remain in everyday life, the sound draws you in with a certain warmth.
It’s a gentle spring pop tune that stays by your side when you want to reexamine a relationship.
GUMNEW!JUNNA

With the move to Sony Music Labels, Junna relaunched her solo career under the artist name “Junna.” This work was digitally released in April 2026 as the theme song for the drama “The Cheating Husband with Three Months to Live.” Written and composed by Kantaro Tanizawa and sound-produced by Masanori Shimada, it is a mid-tempo ballad.
The resolute determination of the protagonist—striving to live true to oneself even in a desperate situation—overlaps with Junna’s own resolve to embark on a new chapter, embedding a powerful message about facing forward despite pain and sorrow.
It’s a song that gently stays by your side and gives you a push when you want to rise after being hurt—be sure to add it to your playlist.
one flowerNEW!Little Glee Monster

A digital single by Little Glee Monster released in April 2026.
The song was used as an insert track for TBS’s Sunday Theater drama “GIFT.” It’s a dramatic medium-tempo tune that portrays the journey of overcoming loneliness and clashes with others to forge a single bond.
The beautiful choral work expresses layers of emotion and closely aligns with the worldview of the drama, which centers on wheelchair rugby.
The rich six-member harmonies will resonate in your heart.
love and hatredREIRIE

This is the opening theme for the shocking drama “The Revenge of the Betrayed Wives: The Wives Who Formed an Alliance,” in which wives who were cheated on band together to take revenge on their husbands.
The track was newly written by REIRIE, the musical duo of Rei Kuromiya and Rie Kaneko.
The heavy bass in the intro heightens the story’s sense of escalation, delivering a dark tone that evokes the ominous moment when revenge begins.
It is slated for release as a digital single in April 2026.
It’s a must-listen for those who want to immerse themselves in a suspenseful world and enjoy a thrilling progression.
EdenAmber’s

Amber’s is a duo drawing attention for their translucent high-tone vocals and genre-defying musicality.
Their track released in April 2026 was written as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s Drama NEXT series “On Wednesdays, Please Hold My Husband.” With Takahiro Onagawa brought on as arranger, it’s a mid-tempo tune where urgent piano intertwines with a dynamic band sound.
It’s a song in which tension and vitality coexist, offering comfort to those troubled by complex relationships or weighed down by uncertainty about the future.
Tokey-Dokeyhitomi

This is hitomi’s new song, chosen as the theme for the drama “The House Where the Demon Woman Lives,” which starts with the arrival of spring.
It closely aligns with the psychological suspense world centered on the “demon woman” who exposes others’ personal information on social media, played by lead actress Hikari Ishida.
The lyrics were written by hitomi herself, with composition by the young rock band Niko-n.
It also made waves when the decision to use it as the theme song was announced directly to fans at the Tokyo show of the two-man tour in March 2026.
While confronting heavy themes such as the violence of the online world and the boundary of justice, it carries a heartfelt wish to keep believing in love.
Let GoNoda Megumi

A digital single distributed in April 2026 by singer-songwriter Emi Noda.
The song was selected as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s Drama NEXT series “On Wednesdays, Please Hold My Husband.” Its message—refusing to entrust one’s worth to others and choosing to live as oneself—transcends the drama’s complex relationships to become a universal theme.
Letting go of attachments and dependencies on the past, it carries a quiet strength that moves toward self-recovery—perfect for moments when you want to clear your mind at the start of a new season or face yourself on a reflective night.



