Latest J-Pop Releases [November 2025]
In Japan’s music scene, new songs are being created day after day without pause.
Even if you want to check out new releases from artists you’re interested in, the release pace can be so fast that it’s hard to keep up.
In this article, we’re highlighting Japanese songs released in November 2025.
From buzzworthy tracks to hidden gems that haven’t yet been widely discovered, we’ve gathered the songs you should know right now.
We hope you’ll find a new favorite that resonates with your heart!
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Latest J-pop releases [November 2025] (41–50)
My loverKoresawa

The happiness of being with someone you love right now, and the anxiety that the relationship might end someday.
A song that gently scoops up these delicate feelings we all carry has been released in November 2025 as the title track of Koresawa’s digital EP “Atashi no Koibito E.P.” Its true-to-life expressions of love, written in conversational phrases, slowly seep into the heart over a gently paced ensemble.
It’s a number we especially recommend to anyone who wants to cherish the time they spend with their partner.
Stars are falling.Senchimirimentaru

This is a winter ballad that sings of feelings for someone who was once precious.
Released by Centimillimental in November 2025, the song was written as the commercial theme for the Laguna Illumination “Carnival of Light and Water” held at the Laguna Ten Bosch resort in Gamagori, Aichi Prefecture.
Over a grand sound woven by piano and strings, Atsushi’s delicate vocals layer in to depict a poignant world where lingering attachment and bravado intersect.
The protagonist, swaying between wishing happiness for the one they’ve parted from and feelings that won’t fade, presses on your heart alongside the image of light pouring down the winter night sky.
It’s a track I especially hope those trying to look forward after a breakup will listen to.
Only bots / Nothing but botsfantomu shiitaa

Phantom Theta’s eighth digital single, “Bot Baka,” is a dance tune that captures a distinctly modern suspicion: falling in love with an ideal match on social media, only to wonder if they’re actually an AI or a bot.
It features a sound that fuses retro disco grooves with Showa-era kayōkyoku-style vocals.
As the protagonist is consumed by a counterfeit romance yet continues to yearn for pure love, her cry pierces the hearts of all who listen.
It’s a track that lets you experience the group’s multifaceted charm.
My LamentazioneMōningu Musume. ’25

A winter song featured on the double A-side single “Teka HAPPY no HAPPY! / Watashi no Raminte Accione (Lamentazione),” set for release in December 2025.
It portrays the wavering feelings of a woman trying to rise after heartbreak.
Arranged by Shunsuke Suzuki, the track is distinguished by a 16-beat groove, and its delicate expression of emotions—where sadness and bravado intersect—strikes a chord.
It’s a bittersweet dance tune that offers comfort to those who have gone through a breakup and are taking a fresh look at themselves.
municipal dance hallNogizaka 46

This piece is included on Nogizaka46’s 40th single, “Biryani.” Reiko Morihira serves as center for the first time, and the song paints a scene where a park bench, where someone is waiting, transforms into a special dance hall.
The twinkling night sky is imagined as the audience, and the attitude of enjoying even the time when no one may come in a positive way overlaps with the sixth generation members striving to shine wherever they are placed.
The modern take on disco sound is also striking.
Be sure to give it a listen.


