Classic Japanese songs about Earth: songs that include the word “Earth” in their lyrics
Our birthplace, the planet Earth.
Here, we’ll introduce songs that turn this planet—where people live—into music, as well as tracks whose lyrics include the word “Earth.”
A variety of artists express “Earth” through their own interpretations.
You can sense from the lyrics how they perceive this Earth we live on, so try listening while thinking about the intended meaning and the feelings behind it.
We’ll showcase expressions of love for Earth and lyrical portrayals that transcend genres—from rock and folk to idol music.
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Masterpieces of Japanese songs about Earth: Songs that include the word “Earth” in the lyrics (21–30)
Embraced by the EarthOzaki Kiyohiko
Kiyohiko Ozaki is a singer from Kanagawa Prefecture.
His distinguished beard is his trademark, and due to his voice and vocal ability that seem beyond typical Japanese standards, he was also called the “Japanese Tom Jones.” This song was composed for the Yuji Koseki Memorial Music Festival.
He delivers this challenging piece with outstanding vocal prowess.
EarthKishidan
This is a song by Kishidan, a rock band from Kisarazu City in Chiba Prefecture.
RANMA, also known as Hoshi Granmarnier, wrote the lyrics and composed the music, and sings it himself.
With an original melody, it sings about how the Earth keeps turning, embracing both sadness and joy.
Masterpieces of Japanese songs about the Earth. Songs that include the word “Earth” in the lyrics (31–40)
Space OrphansAoba Ichiko
This song portrays Earth’s loneliness from a cosmic perspective.
Released in May 2023, it was created as part of an environmental protection project.
Ichiko Aoba’s clear, translucent vocals beautifully capture both the vastness of space and the fragility of our planet.
The phrase “orphans of the universe” is especially striking, evoking Earth’s solitude while also conveying a warmth of mutual support.
It’s a track best enjoyed while gazing up at the night sky.
When you want to reflect on Earth and the cosmos, this song resonates deeply.
GAIA ~Whispers of the Earth~Nakamori Akina
Akina Nakamori is one of the most iconic idols of the 1980s.
She made her debut and gained popularity after appearing on the Nippon TV show “Star Tanjō!” In this song, she draws a parallel between a wounded Earth and her own battered self, yet sings of her determination not to give up on the future.
The Last Confession of the EarthWagakki Band
Wagakki Band is an eight-member group that combines Western instruments—guitar, bass, and drums—with traditional Japanese instruments—koto, shamisen, shakuhachi, and taiko—plus vocals.
Their popularity exploded after covering VOCALOID songs.
This track is one of those.
The world has become smaller.ofukōsu
Off Course is a band that debuted in 1970.
Kazumasa Oda served as the vocalist and produced numerous hit songs.
This song poignantly contrasts the feelings of someone who once longed to be a bird freely flying through the sky with those of someone who actually obtained an airplane and became able to fly.
Sailing the EarthKayama Yūzō
This is a song by Yuzo Kayama, known as the Young General.
A multi-talented figure—actor, singer-songwriter, and also a painter—Kayama sings here about ships and voyages, subjects to which he feels a special attachment.
The lyrics are lovely, evoking the grandeur of traversing the vast ocean.