Masterpieces that sing of beauty. Recommended popular songs.
This is a song list that gathers tracks themed around beauty and being beautiful.
Most of the songs praise a lover’s beauty, but they also celebrate many other beautiful things—names, birds, stars in the night sky, sunsets, and more.
Please enjoy comparing them as you listen.
- A beautiful Japanese song that purifies the heart. A highly recommended classic.
- Masterpieces that sing about women. Recommended popular songs.
- Classic songs about women. Recommended popular tracks.
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- Masterpieces that sing of love. Recommended popular songs.
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- A masterpiece that sings of loneliness. Recommended popular songs.
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- [Must read] Songs with great lyrics. Moving songs you’ll want to listen to while reading the lyrics
- [Night Songs] Classic masterpieces themed around the night. J-POP you’ll want to listen to at nighttime.
- Songs to give to your lover or someone you like. Love songs devoted wholeheartedly to your boyfriend or girlfriend.
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A classic that sings of beauty. Recommended popular songs (81–90)
GirlsTakagi Masakatsu
It also became a hot topic as the music for Sumitomo Life’s commercial featuring Mao Asada.
The piano melody, with its very distinctive intro that feels like racing across a grassland, is captivating.
The slightly mismatched images in the PV are somehow maddening.
JIN -Humanity- Main TitleTakamiyuu
This is the piece used as the main theme for the film JIN.
MISIA’s “Aitakute Ima” was also a big hit, and all the songs used in this film are excellent.
The grand sound and the beautiful tones of the piano and oboe help you relax.
Wind like musicEPO
First of all, the sensation of feeling “wind” in the music is extremely beautiful.
The sound itself is clear and modern, free of any muddiness.
It was released in 1985.
The arrangements are inventive, and describing the end of a romance as closing the pages of an album is a particularly elegant touch.
mermaidNOKKO
This is a work released in 1994 by singer-songwriter NOKKO.
Released in 1994, it was used as the theme song for a TV drama.
Mermaids, long passed down as one of the most beautiful imaginary creatures, are reimagined by NOKKO, who weaves a beautiful world by fusing their image with acacia blossoms—showered by rain and fluttering down like cherry petals.
RomanceHarada Tomoyo
Produced by Tore Johansson, this work is a pop song brimming with freshness.
The lush green scenery in the music video, the train running through it, and Tomoyo-chan smiling as she cycles all make you want to exclaim, “Beautiful!”