Famous songs about couples: recommended popular tracks
We’ve gathered classic Japanese songs about couples and lovers.
These tracks are selected for you to enjoy together with your partner—be it your girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, or husband.
All are the finest love songs, dedicated to two people bound by the strongest of bonds.
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Classic songs about couples. Recommended popular tracks (21–30)
AngelEXILE

This song, included on their seventh original album “To Our Beloved Future,” is a striking ballad in which ATSUSHI, TAKAHIRO, NESMITH, and SHOKICHI take turns singing.
An acoustic version was also produced, with lyrics written by ATSUSHI.
It poignantly portrays the bittersweet relationship of a couple who love each other yet still drift apart.
Always togetherJAY’ED

A popular song by JAY’ED, a half-Japanese, half-New Zealander R&B singer.
Despite being a male vocalist, he delivers exceptionally high notes, making him a true next-generation singer.
This second single is often used as an entrance song at weddings.
Masterpiece songs about couples. Recommended popular tracks (31–40)
I want to hug you.Mr.Children

It was released simultaneously with the second album, Kind of Love.
Although its sales were modest, it’s a popular song often heard during the Christmas season.
In the final episode of the 1996 drama Pure, it was also used as an insert song.
In 2017, it was featured as the CM song for NTT Docomo d Hits’ “Daughter’s Return” commercial, earning widespread support.
Lion HeartSMAP

A million-selling hit by SMAP.
It was also used as a TV drama theme song and drew attention when Takuya Kimura got married at the time.
Sung from a male perspective about wanting to protect a loved one like a lion, it enjoys very strong support from male listeners.
Hold me tight.YUTORI-SEDAI

YUTORI-SEDAI’s “Suki,” which went viral and became a hot topic mainly on social media, is a song many people have heard in various places.
Its follow-up is this track, “Gyutto Shite,” which continues the story.
While “Suki” expresses feelings that resonate whether it’s unrequited or mutual love, this song captures the emotions after you’ve started dating.
It charmingly portrays becoming suspicious because you like someone too much—feeling happy yet anxious at the same time.
If you find it hard to tell your partner about your worries, why not let this song speak for you?
bouquetback number

Set to a gentle melody, this back number song vividly portrays a conversation between lovers.
Released in June 2011 as their second single, it is also included on the album “Superstar.” The track was chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s COUNT DOWN TV, significantly boosting the band’s popularity.
The lyrics express the instability and emotional fluctuations of a young couple’s relationship—something anyone with experience in love can relate to.
It’s a perfect song for those considering marriage or struggling with an important relationship.
Be sure to listen to it together with someone special.
With youSandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu

A song included on the group’s first album, “J Soul Brothers.” It’s a popular track that has also been performed live with EXILE THE SECOND’s SHOKICHI and NESMITH.
The song is a poignant ballad in which a man who has repeatedly experienced heartbreak finally realizes a precious love and sings of his vow to cherish it forever.

