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] (21–30)
I like the me who likes you.Sakurai Yui

Yui Sakurai, who is also active in the idol group FRUITS ZIPPER.
Her solo debut track, released digitally in September 2025, is a delightful piece with a light, breezy electropop sound.
The lyrics depict a cycle of self-affirmation: falling for someone, having them return your feelings, and in turn learning to love yourself even more—warming the hearts of listeners along the way.
First unveiled at a fashion event in September 2025, this song is a perfect anthem for those moments when you want to feel optimistic.
JANE DOEYonezu Kenshi, Utada Hikaru

A dreamlike collaboration where two talents leading Japan’s music scene intersect.
Written and composed by Kenshi Yonezu, with vocals by Yonezu and Hikaru Utada, this track was chosen as the ending theme for the anime film Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc.
The lyrics portray a desperate wish so intense it hurts—to follow a path to a loved one, even if it means treading on shards of glass—gripping listeners’ hearts and never letting go.
Utada’s voice, which Yonezu described as “blowing through like the wind,” resonates deeply with the story’s fragile yet beautiful worldview.
It’s an emotional work that will speak to anyone who wants to linger in the film’s lingering afterglow.
dollHitsuji Bungaku

Hitsujibungaku is an alternative rock band garnering attention for their unique sound that blends delicacy with power.
Released digitally in September 2025, this track channels a guitar-rock style reminiscent of their indie days, creating an addictive pull.
The rough, grainy textures really shake you emotionally.
The lyrics convey a resolve to break free from whatever is holding you back and to take off under your own will, giving listeners a strong push forward.
Also included on their fifth album, “Don’t Laugh It Off,” this song is a great fit for moments when you want to break through something or reclaim your true self.
TOGEAKASAKI

Singer-songwriter AKASAKI, who’s been drawing attention in the J-pop scene—especially with their signature track “Bunny Girl” surpassing 100 million total streams—released their 16th single, “TOGE,” in September 2025.
The track stands out for its airy, floating ensemble.
The lyrics are likely to resonate deeply with anyone who’s experienced miscommunication in love or struggled with their own conflicting feelings.
It’s a tune that sticks in your head after just one listen.
Memory ScrollAKB48

This song drew attention after an AI-written set of lyrics beat Mr.
Akimoto’s in the TV program “Yasushi Akimoto × AI Akimoto: AKB48 New Song Production Showdown,” aired in September 2025, leading to its release.
The lyrics vividly depict scenes of youth revealed as you pick up a long-forgotten phone from the back of a drawer and scroll through its screen.
The message says that tears shed from nostalgia become the light that guides you into tomorrow.
Experience a new era of music!
CAT’S EYEAdo

Singer Ado captivates listeners with her powerful vocals and richly emotive delivery.
Released in September 2025, this work is a cover of the classic hit that Anri sang to great success in 1983.
It was selected as the ending theme for the completely new 2025 anime series Cat’s Eye.
Yuki Hayashi brilliantly reconstructs the original’s glamorous 1980s city-pop sound with a modern arrangement.
Paying respect to the original, Ado channels the vocal style of the era while fusing it with her own signature sharpness and expressive power.
Her voice renders the image of a phantom thief prowling the night city as both thrilling and glamorous.
It’s a superb pop tune where nostalgia and novelty intersect.
ChudaiCreepy Nuts

Included on the March 2025 album “LEGION” and released with a music video in September, this track is an ambitious work that tackles the deep theme of humanity’s primal desires.
Riding the high-velocity groove crafted by DJ Matsunaga, R-Shitei fires off intricately technical rap.
Despite its brief 1 minute 39 second length, it’s fiercely addictive.
It’s an impactful number that showcases Creepy Nuts’ evolution and their foray into new territory.


