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[Song of Birth] A moving birth song wrapped in happiness

Childbirth is that moving moment when you finally meet your long-awaited baby, isn’t it? During pregnancy, mothers lovingly nurtured their child in their womb.

Seeing their newborn’s face, fathers felt more strongly than ever that they had become parents.

Having safely completed the birth, you’re likely filled with joy and gratitude now.

In this article, we’ve gathered songs about childbirth that we hope you’ll listen to during this emotional time.

Each is a timeless, moving piece that can bring tears to your eyes as you think of your precious child who has come into the world.

Please give them a listen to mark this wonderful milestone—the arrival of a new life.

Birth songs that color the emotion of childbirth (71–80)

Kodama, kotodamaBank Band

Bank Band "Kodama, Kotodama." MUSIC VIDEO
Kodama, kotodamaBank Band

A song that epitomizes Bank Band, appealing to the importance of bonds between people and mutual support.

It conveys gratitude for the gift of birth and love for those irreplaceable people with whom we share the joys and sorrows of life.

Its warm message, carried by Mr.

Sakurai’s gentle vocals, resonates deep in the heart.

The track drew attention as the theme song for the recovery support event “Reborn-Art Festival × ap bank fes 2016” following the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Imbued with a wish to bring people together through music and overcome difficult times, this piece is sure to be the perfect gift when celebrating the birth of someone dear.

To the futureayaka

Ayaka / To the Future Music Video
To the futureayaka

Many of you are probably already excited to see what kind of adults your children will become.

In that spirit, we recommend listening to “Mirai e” (“To the Future”).

This song was created by Ayaka as the theme for the “Docomo Mirai Museum” commercial.

It sings of children’s bright futures and a mother’s deep love.

With its gentle, slow-tempo ballad style, it could also be enjoyed as a lullaby.

Incidentally, Ayaka is said to have written the lyrics while recalling her own childbirth experience.

before I knew itKodaira Kana

Her name, Kana Kodaira, is read as “Odaira Kana.” She’s a singer-songwriter who draws a lot of attention from parents with young children, as many of her songs revolve around family love and tunes parents gift to their kids.

She’s actually a mother of two herself.

With the theme “I can do my best because I have children,” her lyrics tenderly follow her child’s growth from fetus to baby to child, with unmatched gentleness—bringing listeners to tears.

If you’re feeling anxious about childbirth, this is a song you should definitely listen to.

You’ll surely want to play it again and again.

The track is included on the album “Ashita e no Michishirube” (A Guidepost to Tomorrow).

If you’re interested, be sure to look it up!

Birth Songs to Color the Emotion of Childbirth (81–90)

A mysterious, mysterious creatureTōtasu Matsumoto

[Official] “Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle” Main Theme “Strange, Mysterious Creatures” Music Video
A mysterious, mysterious creatureTōtasu Matsumoto

A moving song written and composed by the trend-setting artist Taiiku Okazaki and sung by Tortoise Matsumoto.

Since it played as a track for Pokémon, it’s a familiar tune for fans of the anime.

You might think that because it’s a Pokémon song, “mysterious creatures” refers to Pokémon—but that’s not it.

This is actually a tearjerker about the love between parent and child.

Parenting begins with confusion and worry, and thinking about the day your child will leave the nest makes your chest tighten; no matter which line you pick, you’ll find phrases that make you want to say, “Mom, Dad, thank you.” Give it a listen when you need a breather!

Aino Katachi feat. HIDE (GReeeeN)MISIA

MISIA – Shape of Love feat. HIDE (GReeeeN) (Official Music Video)
Aino Katachi feat. HIDE (GReeeeN)MISIA

A gem of a ballad born from the collaboration between MISIA—renowned for her voice overflowing with kindness and love—and GReeeeN.

It expresses deep affection for a loved one through a warm melody and lyrics that resonate with the heart.

The song carefully portrays how a beloved person grows larger in one’s heart, the joys and sorrows that accumulate as you spend time together, and the mutual care you share.

Since its release in August 2018, it drew attention as the theme song for the TBS Tuesday drama “Stepmom and Daughter’s Blues,” and topped the Oricon digital singles chart for three consecutive weeks.

It’s a wonderful track that stays close to you in moments wrapped in happiness, or when you want to convey your feelings to someone special.

Beautiful FlowerFukuyama Masaharu

Masaharu Fukuyama – Beautiful Flower (Full ver.)
Beautiful FlowerFukuyama Masaharu

A gem-like ballad by Masaharu Fukuyama that gently sings of love for children and prayers for the future.

It portrays the preciousness of life and the depth of love passed from parent to child, wrapped in warm melodies.

Released as a single in May 2006, it gained attention as a tie-in song for Panasonic’s digital video camera and was also included on the album “5 Nen Mono.” The clear tones of the acoustic guitar and Fukuyama’s warm vocals will further illuminate the joy of families welcoming a new life.

It’s a song we wholeheartedly recommend to couples awaiting childbirth and to families watching over their children’s growth.

arigatouAmuro Namie

A heartwarming ballad with a kindness-filled melody brimming with gratitude.

The warm message woven by Namie Amuro overflows with the desire for a strong bond—“I want to overcome it together with the ones I love.” This song tells us that even in times of despair, if you join hands with someone dear, you can dream again.

Included on the album “Sit! Stay! Wait! Down! / Love Story,” it was also featured in a TV commercial.

As you feel the deep affection carried in her voice, you’ll find yourself wanting to say “thank you” to someone.

A masterpiece that stays by your side at life’s turning points.