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A lovely graduation song

A graduation song released in the 1990s. A memorable classic that accompanies the graduation season.

On your graduation day, was there a song you softly hummed while reluctantly saying goodbye to your friends?The 1990s were the era when CDs sold the most in Japan and the concept of J-POP truly took shape, giving rise to countless classic hits that everyone knew.

Naturally, many iconic graduation songs were born as well, leaving a deep impression on the students of that time.From timeless graduation staples that evoke the atmosphere of those days, to songs perfect for the graduation season, and even hidden gems known only to a few, this article delivers a rich selection of graduation songs released in the 1990s.Whether you’re embarking on a new chapter with the arrival of spring, feeling a sudden urge to look back on your youth, or part of a younger generation curious about ’90s music, be sure to check it out!

Graduation songs released in the 1990s: memorable classics that accompany the graduation season (51–60)

Graduater ~Gladiator~Shiina Hekiru

An uplifting song themed around graduation and new beginnings.

Its powerful guitar sound and Shiina’s soaring vocals leave a strong impression.

Released as a single in January 1998, it gained popularity through live performances and was later put on CD.

The lyrics celebrate the courage to believe in yourself and move forward, as well as the importance of bonds with those around you.

It’s a song that gently nudges anyone heading into a new environment.

Listen to it at graduations or life’s turning points, and you’re sure to feel encouraged.

Born in response to passionate requests from fans, it’s filled with a warmth that resonates with many hearts.

Friends again tomorrownishiwaki yui

A classic song that warmly celebrates the importance of friendship.

Its bright melody that resonates with children and its simple, heartwarming lyrics are especially appealing.

Released in October 1992, it was broadcast for about three years as the fifth ending theme of the anime Doraemon.

It is often sung at kindergarten graduation ceremonies and recitals, and has become a memorable song for growing children.

It’s a track we hope people who cherish bonds with friends—and children approaching graduation—will listen to.

In conclusion

Graduation songs from the ’90s are filled with a timeless charm that resonates across generations. These tracks, which bring back the atmosphere and emotions of those days, continue to brighten many people’s new beginnings even now. I hope this article leads you to a song you’ll find yourself humming in a quiet moment. Enjoy a musical experience where nostalgia and freshness intersect.