[Cherry Blossom Season] Spring Song Special by Japanese Rock/Pop Bands [Meetings & Partings]
Spring is a season of meetings and farewells, with events like entrance ceremonies, graduations, and cherry-blossom viewing.
Some of you may be starting a new chapter in life.
As the weather gradually warms, people are filled with many feelings.
In this article, we’ve gathered spring songs by Japanese rock bands.
We’ll focus on tracks that portray the bittersweet emotions of spring and songs that conjure images of cherry-lined streets.
From timeless spring staples by beloved rock bands across generations to buzzworthy new tracks, these are all songs that let you truly feel the season—so please enjoy to the end!
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[Cherry Blossom Season] Spring Songs by Japanese Rock/Pop Bands [Meetings & Partings] (71–80)
Blue SpringSUPER BEAVER

At the start of a new chapter in life, you feel like listening to a rock number that takes you back to basics.
“Aoi Haru” (“Blue Spring”) by the rock band SUPER BEAVER, released in 2016, was used as the web commercial song for Taisho Pharmaceutical’s Lipovitan D.
Its straightforward band sound is passionate and evokes a sense of possibility for the future.
Listening to the words they offer makes you want to put into words the feelings you’re usually too shy to say.
Even when you feel anxious about new days ahead, this is a track that reminds you of the wonderful past you’ve had.
SAKURA GoodbyeSCANDAL

A number that became one of SCANDAL’s signature early works, beautifully capturing both the bittersweetness and freshness that accompany graduation scenes.
Its message, told from a true-to-life perspective, carries a power that evokes universal empathy.
The song had existed since the band’s formation and drew attention when it was used as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s variety show “Mecha-Mecha Iketeru!” Its up-tempo rock sound and the sense of parting—and anticipation for a new journey—set against the season of cherry blossoms are sure to resonate as spring arrives.
It can be called a gem of a pop tune that colors a page of youth, perfect for listening to at life’s important milestones.
forget-me-notAwesome City Club

This work by Awesome City Club is marked by a sleek, urban vibe.
It was created as an inspiration song for the film “We Made a Beautiful Bouquet.” The lyrics, interweaving memories of love with hopes for the future, leave a strong impression, and the interplay between the male and female twin vocals further elevates the track’s appeal.
Released as an advance digital single in January 2021, it was later included on the album “Grower” in February of the same year.
It was also featured in the film’s teaser and on TV commercials, resonating with many listeners.
It’s the perfect song for anyone looking back on a past romance while getting ready to take a new step forward.
The warm, comforting vocals are sure to soothe your heart.
This year’s cherry blossomsflumpool

It’s a classic filled with warm cheers for those leaving their hometowns and taking a new step, a beautiful song that naturally stirs a positive mindset.
Released on the December 2009 album “What’s flumpool!?”, it was also used as the opening theme for “Minna no Koshien.” Created as an answer song to their debut track “Hana ni Nare,” this piece has comforted many as an anthem of support for the season of departures.
As spring arrives—whether you’re starting a new chapter in life or striving toward new goals—it will give you a strong push forward.
UraraBikkeburanka

You’ll be captivated by this pop number, brimming with a light, breezy atmosphere that evokes the cheerfulness of spring and the sense of new beginnings.
While the song centers on farewells and encounters in spring, it gently guides you toward a positive mindset.
Buoyant acoustic guitar and soaring vocals wrap the listener in warmth, as if giving a gentle push forward.
Released in April 2018 as the major-label debut single, the track opens with a goodbye at the doorstep and goes on to portray the courage and hope needed to take a new step.
It’s a song that will resonate with anyone facing a season of change—entering a new school, starting a job, or relocating.
to clear up (weather)Yorushika

Yorushika is a rock duo that weaves together melodies with a floating feel and distinctive guitar sounds.
Their lyrics, which depict the fleeting nature of youth and the changing seasons, gently nestle close to the heart like a spring breeze and tenderly wrap one in hope for the future.
Released in January 2024 as the opening theme for the second cour of the TV anime Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, this work is their first new release since Gento and is also featured in a web commercial for Suntory Gin SUI.
The interplay between the guitar and vocals creates a refreshing atmosphere, making it a perfect song for the season of taking new steps, such as moving up a grade or starting school.
cherry blossoms at nightSEKAI NO OWARI

Included on SEKAI NO OWARI’s album “Eye,” released in February 2019, this song is a moving piece that overlays fleeting cherry blossoms with the stirrings of love.
It forms a pair with “Himawari,” featured on the album “Lip” and sharing the same melody, and leaves a strong impression with its dark atmosphere that delicately depicts the loneliness of spring nights.
Its gentle acoustic sound exudes lingering attachment and bittersweet longing for a loved one.
By contrasting opposing realms—past and future, night and day—the song succeeds in drawing out deeper emotions.
A gem of high artistic quality, it’s a track you’ll want to listen to alone on a quiet night.



