Songs themed around cosmos flowers: a roundup of classic tracks that evoke the feeling of autumn!
Speaking of autumn flowers, cosmos—written in kanji as “秋桜” (akizakura)—are famous.
Cosmos are a hallmark of autumn, appearing in the lyrics of many classic songs! In this article, we’ll introduce songs themed around cosmos, as well as songs in which cosmos appear in the lyrics.
Even among songs themed around cosmos, the feelings and messages they carry vary widely.
It’s also great to take your time listening while reading the lyrics to see what’s being sung about.
Please enjoy while imagining a landscape of blooming cosmos!
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Songs themed around cosmos flowers: a roundup of classic autumn-inspiring masterpieces (41–50)
Sky in my heartLittle Glee Monster
Even when we’re far apart, the song “Sora in My Heart” gives me courage and lifts my spirits.
It’s a track from the vocal group Little Glee Monster—beloved for their beautiful harmonies and approachable charm—on their 2022 album “Journey.” Amazingly, the song was written specifically for them by Yuuri.
The heartfelt feelings directed toward someone you long to see are warmly portrayed through LGM’s vocals and the band sound provided by the support members.
While it fits any season, its mention of cosmos flowers makes it especially resonant in autumn.
Though the lyrics seem to sing of romance, it’s a mid-tempo number that also feels layered with the group’s own bonds.
don’t apologizeNagie Lane
The cosmos flower carries meanings like “a maiden’s sincerity,” “humility,” and “harmony.” Nagie Lane, a four-member a cappella group, offers a beautiful ballad titled “Ayamaranai” (“I Won’t Apologize”), whose lyrics portray a brave, tender maiden’s heart—just like those symbolic meanings of the cosmos.
Another highlight is the emotive, conversational singing of their female vocalist, Rei, which makes the song’s poetic lyrics all the more pleasing to the ear.
How about playing this track softly in your room for a calm autumn moment?
cosmos↑THE HIGH-LOWS↓
This song is included on THE HIGH-LOWS’ 2001 album “HOTEL TIKI-POTO.” In fact, it was originally a track provided to the comedian Kanpei Hazama and appears on his 2001 album “Jungle Yarō.” The lyrics overflow with that quintessential Hi-Lows punk spirit and carry a subtly philosophical tone.
Songs about cosmos flowers are often melancholic, but this one feels crisp and refreshingly exhilarating.
Momijilivetune feat. Hatsune Miku
This is a grand and moving love ballad that evokes thoughts of a cherished person far away.
Created by Vocaloid producer Kajuki P and released in 2007, it was later included on the album “Re:package,” released under the music circle name livetune with kz.
The arrangement features the warm tones of traditional Japanese instruments, creating a soothing soundscape that leaves a strong impression.
Hatsune Miku’s clear, dignified vocals suit the song’s mood perfectly.
It makes me think, “I want to meet someone who makes me feel this way, too.”
Cosmos Flowers of the NorthKimu Yonja
This is an enka song that portrays the heart of a woman tormented by loneliness as the season gradually turns colder.
It’s a track by the Korean-born singer Kim Yonja, released in 2003 as her 28th single.
As you listen, you can almost picture the protagonist wandering the city, thinking of a love that has ended and the person she once loved—your chest tightens with emotion.
Kim Yonja’s richly expressive vocals are surely part of the reason why.
On a long autumn night, why not listen closely?
Cosmos (autumn cherry blossoms)Ryu Shiwon
It’s a ballad packed with more love than words can express.
The song is by Ryu Si-won, a Korean singer who’s also active as an actor, and it was released in 2005.
It’s the title track of his third album and was used as the theme song for the information program “The Door to Miracles: The Power of TV.” The beautiful tone of the acoustic guitar is striking, making it a very pleasant listen.
Ryu Si-won’s sweet vocals match the lyrical worldview perfectly.
It’s just right for a long autumn night—give it a listen and unwind.
A perfect day for cosmos flowersKitajima Saburō
Saburō Kitajima is known throughout Japan as a leading figure in the enka world.
His song “Cosmos Biyori” was released as a single in 2008.
The song is written from the perspective of a father addressing his daughter, who will be getting married tomorrow and leaving home.
A father’s feelings as he sends off his daughter are surely immeasurable, but in this song they are conveyed very straightforwardly: while imparting lessons about life, he reminisces about happy memories with his daughter and reflects on the days when she was young.