[2026] Compilation of Songs About Bread
Bread, an essential part of breakfast, surprisingly appears in many songs and has long been loved in music.
From counting songs about children’s favorites like melon bread and curry bread, to nostalgic depictions of bread in nursery rhymes, and even J-pop, bread-themed songs are cherished across generations.
In this article, we introduce tunes that make you want to hum along—songs filled with warm feelings and joyful memories conveyed through bread.
Enjoy these heartwarming tracks, as comforting as the toasty aroma of freshly baked bread.
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[2026] Collection of Songs About Bread (11–20)
bread crustsTendō Yoshimi

A dramatic song by enka singer Yoshimi Tendo that portrays the earnest feelings of someone chasing their dream.
It tells the story of a struggling singer who, amid harsh realities, keeps dreaming of the day they’ll become a star.
The fried bits of bread—the leftover sandwich crusts given by the snack-bar master—seem to symbolize not only the protagonist’s frustration and hunger, but also a vow to never give up on the future, and it’s truly moving.
Tendo’s soulful vocals resonate deeply with listeners.
This track was released in July 2011 as a single coupled with “Tokyo Shabondama.” I want those of you who are working hard toward your goals but feeling a little discouraged right now to listen.
You’ll surely empathize with the protagonist’s strong resolve and gain strength for tomorrow!
In conclusion
Many children probably love bread, and counting songs themed around bread are something families can enjoy together.
Looking at J-pop, you’ll also notice how artists often use bread as a theme in metaphorical ways, revealing fascinating perspectives.
Be sure to listen to these songs with some bread and coffee in hand!

