Latest J-Pop Releases [January 2025]
Creepy Nuts’ intoxicating new frontier “doppelgänger,” ONE OK ROCK’s sharp challenge to society “Puppets Can’t Control You,” and rising newcomer 310’s translucent “Perfect Day”…
The tracks released in January 2025 each resonate with our hearts from different angles as we navigate the present day.
From songs drawing buzz as film and drama themes to artists leaving a striking impression with their debut works, here are the gems released this month.
You’re sure to find a track that pierces your heart!
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Latest J-Pop releases [January 2025] (71–80)
BURNyama×WurtS

The collaboration between yama and WurtS has finally come to life! Their work was chosen as the opening theme for the second cour of the TV anime Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story – Kyoto Upheaval, with the theme of “inner passion,” expressing the hidden feelings of the characters and the clash of their emotions.
Set against the backdrop of a turbulent era, you can see different senses of justice colliding.
It’s a compelling track that fuses their distinctive vocals and artistic worlds.
Last teenYuika

It’s a coming-of-age song that captures the feelings right before turning twenty.
Created by the singer-songwriter Yuika, it was released in January 2025.
The lyrics are filled with a mix of emotions—anxiety and anticipation about becoming an adult, and a nostalgic longing for the innocence we had as children.
Her true-to-life vocals are wonderful, which is why each word slips so naturally into your heart.
It’s perfect not only for teens, but also for adults who want to reminisce about the past.
It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to with friends or a partner, making you cherish this very moment.
Only onezarame

Written as the ending theme for Rurouni Kenshin, this piece is a song packed with Zarame’s blend of light and shadow.
Set to an up-tempo rock sound, it sings about the importance of the words “welcome home” and “I’m home.” It conveys the feelings of thinking of each other even when apart, and the desire to say “you’re not alone,” striking a chord in the heart.
Digital release in January 2025, CD release in March.
It might be a perfect song for those living away from family or loved ones, or in long-distance relationships.
Why not let Zarame’s vocals soothe you as you reflect on the people who matter most?
Latest J-Pop Releases [January 2025] (81–90)
Marshmallow PunchShinako feat. Gozen Reiji no Purinsesu

A collaboration between Shinako and Midnight Princess, released in December 2024.
Its charm lies in the airy, fluffy vocals and humorous sound arrangement.
The lyrics carry a message of “overcoming difficulties by staying true to yourself,” making it perfect for anyone pursuing personal growth.
Give it a listen when you’re feeling down or hoping to change yourself.
W.W.D ENDINGdenpagumi.inc

The final song of memories presented by Dempagumi.inc.
It’s a track filled with the members’ feelings as they reach the close of their idol activities.
While looking back on the group’s journey, it sings of gratitude to fans and hope for the future.
Set to an electropop sound, you can feel the members’ resolve and positive spirit.
Before its digital release starting January 4, 2025, it’s also scheduled to be performed on the final live tour, “Surely, Dempagumi.inc Will Save the Universe!” This is a song we especially want fans who spent their youth alongside Dempagumi.inc to hear.
Their voices will surely resonate deep in your heart.
Mabelnatori

A philosophical song themed around love, growth, and loss.
It’s a January 2025 work by Natori, covering a Vocaloid track by Keina Suda.
Released as one of the songs on the concept album Fall Apart, produced by Suda.
The emotional melody is enhanced by Natori’s characteristically delicate production, making it a track that resonates deeply.
The lyrics delve into the uncertainty of human relationships and the changes that come with growth, offering comfort to listeners.
It’s perfect for when you want to reminisce about your youth or find yourself standing at a crossroads in life.
My dressneguse.

This song, a tie-in with the TV anime Medalist, is an anthem for people chasing their dreams.
Digital distribution begins in January 2025, with a CD release in March.
Set to a sound that combines power and lightness, it sings of stories unfolding in the world of figure skating.
The exhilarating melody and rhythmically rhymed lyrics leave a strong impression.
It’s recommended not only for those striving toward their goals, but also for anyone who wants to cheer someone on.


