[2026] A Vibrant April BGM That Evokes Spring | Summary
April, the month that feels most like spring.
With the fiscal year behind us and the weather warming up, it’s the season when you really feel like enjoying some leisure time.
This time, we’ve selected the perfect BGM for April.
We’ve mainly picked bright, spring-like tracks, so they’re great as BGM for a gloomy morning commute or for listening while you have lunch during your midday break—use them in a variety of situations.
Be sure to find the one song that suits you.
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[2026] Lively April BGM that evokes spring | Compilation (61–70)
Sakura, You, and Ituki.
Set in the season when cherry blossoms dance, this is a song that gently envelops those taking a new step in life.
Tuki.’s clear, translucent voice sings of the fragility of graduation and parting, as well as the courage to move forward.
Released in January 2024, the track has become one that resonates with many as spring arrives.
The lyrics capture moments like sinking into memories while gazing at familiar scenes after a graduation ceremony, and the sorrow of parting with someone dear beneath fluttering cherry petals.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to while feeling the spring breeze, as you think of someone important to you.
Heralding springyama
This is yama’s signature track, released digitally in April 2020, known for its unique worldview as if slicing out a late-night city and its floating, airy melody.
The lyrics, which weave together an urban nightscape and feelings of solitude, depict the delicate emotions of young people swaying between social media and real life.
It’s a recommended song for spring, when many begin new chapters and want to reexamine their true selves.
Helloyama × bocchiboromaru
If you’re looking for music that makes your heart leap with the arrival of spring, the perfect pick is the collaboration track by yama and Bocchi Boromaru! Released in October 2023 and chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Pokémon, this piece brims with a vibrant energy that seems to symbolize fresh spring beginnings.
The two artists warmly express the affection and growth they’ve felt through Pokémon, and their personal episodes spark the imagination.
Its bright, positive message and melody will give you a gentle push to take a new step forward under the spring sunshine.
Highly recommended not only for anime fans but for anyone who wants to feel a burst of springtime vitality!
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The duet song by Are-kun-san and Yuika-san is a refreshing track that evokes the arrival of spring.
Their clear, translucent voices beautifully capture the delicate flutter of a heart in love.
Created by two people who met through social media and completed the track without ever meeting in person, the song encapsulates the romantic experiences of today’s youth.
Released in April 2022, it’s perfect for the beginning of spring.
It’s recommended for those who, in the season of swirling cherry blossoms, carry a mix of anxiety and anticipation.
If you’re experiencing new encounters or farewells, or if you want to fall in love this spring, be sure to give it a listen.
SAKURAikimonogakari
Ikimonogakari’s “SAKURA” is one of those songs you just feel like listening to when April comes around, isn’t it? It’s a track that could be called a representative Japanese “sakura song,” and you often hear it on TV, radio, and at karaoke during cherry blossom season.
The slightly poignant melody evokes the fleeting nature of cherry blossoms that scatter so quickly.
Be sure to try singing it when you go flower viewing or to karaoke.
End and Beginningkariyushi 58
Graduation ceremonies are held in March, and I think April is still a season when we carry those feelings with us.
The song I want to listen to at such times is Kariyushi58’s “Owari Hajimari” (“An Ending, A Beginning”).
Even if you feel lost in a new environment, remembering your best friends and the people you’ve met so far can make you stronger…
It’s the kind of song you want to hum when you want to recall that warm feeling.
late springsadamasashi
This is “Zanshun,” released by Masashi Sada in 2014.
It’s the main theme song for the film “Sakura Saku.” The song has a soft, spring-like atmosphere, vividly expressing flowers in full bloom and a strong resolve to face the future.
It conveys a sense of praise and admiration for the fleeting nature of blossoms that scatter in an instant, and for the way the cherry trees live on with strength nonetheless.