[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] A Special on Spring Songs by Japanese Bands [Meetings and Partings] (81–90)
Blossoming sakura in the blue springSilent Siren
It’s the opening theme of the anime Rilu Rilu Fairilu: Mahou no Kagami and one of Silent Siren’s signature songs.
Depicting a faint springtime romance, it features poppy melodies and lyrics that evoke memories of youth.
It’s a spring song you’ll want to listen to during cherry blossom season.
Cherry blossoms, along the path where petals swirl upElefanto Kashimashi
Sakura no Hana, Maiagaru Michi o depicts the resolve to walk forward with a loved one as spring arrives and the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.
Released in 2007 by Elephant Kashimashi, a rock band known for its unique sound infused with blues and rock, the song looks back on life and sings of a spring spent with a beloved person after overcoming various hardships.
The passionate band performance, enhanced with a vibrant arrangement, conveys a powerful sense of determination and will.
Paired with Hiroji Miyamoto’s soulful vocals, it’s a love song that unfolds a heartwarming story set in the spring season.
As springBlue Mash
With the arrival of spring, Blue Mash’s “Haru no Mama” turns bittersweet feelings into song.
The track is included on their second EP, “From the Student Quarter e.p.,” released in 2022.
Strongly reflecting the members’ distinct personalities and stories, the work weaves the sentiments of a season filled with encounters and farewells into a refreshing indie rock sound.
Its charm is heightened by the members’ adolescent yearning for music during their middle and high school years and the exquisite fusion of their individual traits.
Looking back on the past while giving listeners the courage to embrace a new season, “Haru no Mama” is perfect for those eagerly awaiting spring’s arrival or embarking on a fresh start.
springSundae May Club
Sundae May Club is a three-piece rock band that calls themselves an ultra super pop band from Nagasaki.
Their 2021 release “Spring” is a spring song you’ll want to listen to while gazing at cherry blossoms.
It features a straightforward sound brimming with the driving energy unique to a three-piece band.
Be sure to pay attention to vocalist Akari’s emotional singing as well.
The lyrics, with novel-like, beautiful imagery, are perfect for a spring that carries a touch of loneliness.
Why not add this bittersweet spring song to your playlist?
Goodbye, see you again in the next life.Innā Jānī
Inner Journey’s “Goodbye, Let’s Meet Again in the Next Life” is a perfect classic for the season of new encounters and farewells.
Released in 2021 and also included on their second EP, “Kaze no Nioi,” this song strikes a chord with many listeners.
Sara Kamoshita’s fresh, vibrant vocals and the band’s sound—like fluttering cherry blossoms—evoke the feeling of spring.
Listen to it while strolling under rows of cherry trees in the spring sunshine, and it’s sure to give you the courage to take a positive step forward through both meetings and partings.
This spring, why not enjoy this perfect track and set off on a new start?
sakuraRemioromen
Remioromen’s “Sakura” conjures vivid scenes of bright pink cherry blossoms carried by a gentle melody.
The song was featured in au LISMO!—with the band members appearing—and in a Walkman commercial.
It seems to capture every expression of cherry blossoms, from their warmth to their wistful sorrow.
Cherry trees change their expression depending on how people see them.
This song will enhance the beautiful scenes before your eyes, matching the way you perceive the blossoms.
It’s the perfect BGM for a solitary stroll to view the sakura.
[Cherry Blossom Season] Spring Songs by Japanese Rock/Pop Bands [Meetings and Partings] (91–100)
CHERRYBLOSSOM10-FEET
10-FEET is a three-piece rock band that has gained popularity for hosting the large-scale Kyoto festival “Kyoto Daisakusen,” which has been running since 2007, and for their music that embraces a wide range of genres.
“CHERRY BLOSSOM,” included on their first album springman, kicks off with the chorus—an arrangement that instantly cranks up the energy.
Its straightforward message, carried by a loud, high-velocity ensemble, is perfect for enhancing that exhilarating feeling you get on a drive.
With its rapid-fire song structure that creates an addictive pull, it’s a rock tune you’ll want to play on a spring outing.
