Songs of the constellations: classic and popular tracks you’ll want to listen to while gazing at the night sky
Betelgeuse, Sirius, Orion, and more…
The night sky is adorned with a variety of constellations—there are said to be as many as 88.
Is there a song you feel like listening to when you suddenly look up at the night sky? In this article, we introduce recommended songs about constellations from among many classics.
Many of them are perfect for stargazing, so feel free to use this when looking for camp background music or songs related to constellations! Enjoy them as you gaze at the constellations floating in the star-filled night sky.
They’re sure to accompany the memories you make with someone special.
- Masterpieces that sing of the stars. Star songs that resonate in the heart, best heard beneath the night sky.
- A timeless masterpiece that lets you feel the cosmos. A space-themed song filled with dreams and love, evoking starry skies and galaxies.
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Songs of the Constellations: Masterpieces and Popular Tracks to Enjoy While Gazing at the Night Sky (51–60)
Maybe she’s a water sign.Shiina Megumi

For those born in the Showa era, this might be a nostalgic song.
It’s a track by Megumi Shiina, a singer-songwriter from Hokkaido known for songs like “Konya wa ANGEL.” It was released in 1987 as her ninth single.
The lyrics depict a scene straight out of a trendy TV drama: watching from afar as a former lover argues with a woman.
Please enjoy it while reminiscing about those days.
Night of ConstellationsKiyoharu

Like tracing the constellations across the night sky, Kiyoharu’s distinctive worldview unfolds.
Released in March 2006, this work is a single cut from the album “VINNYBEACH ~Imaginary Shore~.” It peaked at No.
17 on the Oricon charts.
The lyrics, which liken a starry night to the sea, are striking, and they briskly sing of love and happiness, the turning sky, and the stars.
It’s a track that highlights Kiyoharu’s characteristically deep vocals and melodious guitar work.
Wrapped in a dreamy atmosphere that makes you want to listen while gazing up at the night sky, it’s perfect as background music when stargazing with someone special.
Summer constellationsCHERYL COST

Here is a song themed around the dreamlike scene of seeing summer constellations in the winter night sky.
It’s the title track of a single released by the band CHERYL COST in December 2013, and it sings about the answers to life and the mistakes we make.
Have you ever experienced that strange feeling of gazing up at summer constellations on a quiet winter night? This work paints a picture of that kind of fantastical world.
With the hallmarks of guitar pop, its pleasant melody leaves a strong impression.
It’s a track packed with the charm of CHERYL COST, a band based in Aichi Prefecture.
It’s the kind of atmospheric song that makes you want to listen while stargazing—perfect for a night drive or for enjoying the stars with someone special.
Flame of OrionTokunaga Hideaki

Hideto Tokunaga is a male singer known for many outstanding vocal performances, including his signature song “Kowarekake no Radio” and the cover album “VOCALIST.” This is a grand love ballad he released in 2000.
It captures the feelings vowed while gazing together at Orion, a constellation that symbolizes winter.
The cold season somehow makes longing feel even stronger, doesn’t it? Although the song depicts regret and parting from someone dear, it’s enveloped in a strangely warm atmosphere.
The mood, carried by Tokunaga’s husky voice, is irresistibly romantic.
Be sure to listen to it on a starry night while thinking of someone special.
Like constellations shining at nightMatsuda Arisa (Murakawa Rie) Yokoyama Nao (Watanabe Yui)

This is a song included on THE IDOLM@STER LIVE THE@TER DREAMERS 05, released on January 27, 2016.
It expresses a woman’s feelings: because her love cannot come true, she wants to turn her feelings into stars so that he will look up at them.



