Latest J-Pop Releases [September 2025]
Japan’s music scene in September 2025 is overflowing with sounds you can only experience right now.
Buzzworthy tracks are breaking streaming records, irresistibly catchy melodies are spreading across social media, and promising new songs are igniting live venues with excitement.
In an era where there are countless ways to enjoy music, you might just discover the one track among the latest releases that truly moves you.
In this article, we’ll showcase a wide range of Japanese songs released in September 2025!
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Latest J-Pop Releases [September 2025] (91–100)
Love song foreverVaundy

Released in August 2025, this work is a love song that resonates with a lively band sound and powerful vocals.
The lyrics romantically portray a wish for love that lasts forever.
Its distinctive turns of phrase are quintessentially Vaundy.
It’s the kind of track that will surely kindle a warm light in your heart when you want to reaffirm your unchanging feelings for someone special or look back fondly on cherished memories.
Emotional and tinged with nostalgia, it’s a number that stirs something deep within.
Emergency exit — I tried running away.natori

This is a work that singer-songwriter Natori surprise-released digitally in August 2025.
The way the lyrics, filled with negative words, mesh perfectly with the unsettling sound arrangement is exquisite—and addictive.
The depiction in the ominely styled animated music video of a protagonist who keeps running from something is also striking.
It’s a thrilling, artistic number that draws you into its world before you know it.
CultureKitanitatsuya

“Culture” is a track released in August 2025.
Its lyrics, which resist hasty frenzy and prejudice while highlighting the importance of cultivating reason through the power of culture, will likely resonate deeply with anyone who has ever questioned the shape of contemporary society.
Coupled with their characteristically cross-genre ensemble that bridges alternative rock and funk, and a music video directed by filmmaker Barbapapa, it delivers a powerful impact.
It’s an intellectually engaging pop tune, perfect for moments when you want to think things through.
Ask the MirageTogenashi Togeari

Togenashi Togeari is a girls’ band that works in conjunction with Girls Band Cry.
This track, included on their 11th single “Ususai Display” released in 2025, is an emotional number deeply intertwined with the anime’s world.
Its breathtaking ensemble fuses a driving vocal line with powerful guitars, sparkling piano, and a rhythm section that employs intricate, tightly synchronized figures.
The lyrics convey the earnest feelings of girls who keep crying out as they struggle and flail against an uncertain, elusive future, striking a powerful chord with listeners.
It’s a passionate rock tune that gives a push to anyone who wants to move forward.
Shin-Pen-Pineapple-Apple-PenPikotarō

Pikotaro, who took the world by storm with unforgettable catchphrases and a strikingly unique persona, is back.
Marking the 10th anniversary of his signature hit, this track showcases that one-of-a-kind style that brightens people’s faces with playful word sounds and an irresistibly catchy beat.
It’s the first installment of a project to release 80.8 songs over the year starting in August 2025, and is included on the album “Tottemo Release 80.8 (01).” Perfect for moments when you want to lift your mood without overthinking—or to light up any party with friends.


