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[Song of Destiny] Love songs to listen to when you meet your destined person

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We’ve put together a collection of love songs that sing about various forms of “fate.” From songs that express the joy of meeting your destined partner, to tracks about loves that felt fated but never came to be, and heartfelt pieces that confess the lingering pain of an unforgettable, fateful encounter—this playlist is packed with romance songs themed around “fate.” If you were to meet your destined person, wouldn’t that be nothing short of a miracle? There are also uplifting songs to give a gentle push to those who can’t quite put their feelings into words, so be sure to give them a listen!

[Song of Fate] Love Songs You’ll Want to Listen to When You Meet Your Destiny (61–70)

SoulmateFujita Maiko

Maiko Fujita “Fated Person”

SoulmateFujita Maiko

The song chosen as the theme for the PlayStation 2 game “Soguro no Kagi: Hiiro no Kakera 3” is Maiko Fujita’s “Unmei no Hito” (The One Fated for Me).

Its lyrics, which poignantly portray a woman whose feelings only deepen for someone she cannot be with, are truly heartrending.

It was included on the 2009 album “BEST ALBUM ~Hiiro no Kakera~,” and later featured on the 2021 album “15th Anniversary Hikigatari Best,” a collection selected based on fan requests.

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loveHoshino Gen

Koi – Gen Hoshino (Full)

loveHoshino Gen

Characterized by a heart-throbbing melody and Gen Hoshino’s soothing vocals, “Koi” continues to captivate many listeners.

For example, its band sound that colors those exhilarating moments of meeting someone new will give listeners courage and hope.

Moreover, as an anthem for everyone in love, it delivers a powerful message about the importance of walking together and the constancy of love.

Perfect as background music for a couple’s anniversary or a proposal to your destined one, this song is one of the best ways to express love.

Accompanied by Hoshino’s warm voice, it’s a sure-fire recommendation for everyone in love.

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SoulmateOikawa Mitsuhiro

Destined One - Mitsuhiro Oikawa Tribute, 2015/05/30

SoulmateOikawa Mitsuhiro

A track included on the album RAINBOW-MAN, released on November 5, 2008.

It’s a medium-tempo ballad that portrays a man who, having suffered a heartbreak on a year-end evening, wanders through his memories and feelings, trying to accept it as fate.

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Fate rings the bell twice.Tsuruma Kokono Eda

Tsuruma Kokonoe Character Song: Fate Rings the Bell Twice

Fate rings the bell twice.Tsuruma Kokono Eda

A track included on the mini-album “Kono Naka ni Hitori, Imouto ga Iru! Character Song vol.1,” released on September 26, 2012.

It’s a brisk, fast-paced girls’ pop song that likens the singer’s love for the fated man—affirmed by their reunion—to a cream puff.

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CHANCE!UVERworld

UVERworld　『CHANCE!』

CHANCE!UVERworld

“CHANCE!” is truly a cheer sent to everyone who dares to take on a challenge.

This song from UVERworld carries a headlong rush like climbing the steps toward your dreams and gives you the strength to face forward.

As if overflowing with the joy of seizing “destiny” after overcoming hardship, or the moment you meet your “fated person,” the powerful guitar riffs and passionate vocals shake your heart.

If you ever meet that destined someone, I hope you’ll listen to this song and etch that courage into your heart.

Above all, there’s no doubt that it’s a song that teaches the importance of never giving up and always moving forward.

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