[For Seniors] Christmas Songs That Touch the Heart: A Collection of Popular Classics and Nursery Rhymes
Christmas, the big event at the end of the year.
As Christmas approaches, many of us can’t help but feel a little restless and excited.
Spending time during the Christmas season accompanied by heartwarming singing becomes a wonderful memory that transcends generations.
From nostalgic children’s songs to Christmas tunes everyone knows, enjoy connecting through music together with older adults.
As you sing along to gentle melodies and share memories, conversation will naturally flow and smiles will abound, making for a delightful time.
Why not fill this Christmas season with warm, heartfelt singing?
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[For Seniors] Christmas Songs That Touch the Heart: A Collection of Popular Classics and Nursery Rhymes (31–40)
Winter Constellationshouka
This is a heartwarming song inspired by constellations shining in the winter night sky.
It delicately portrays the beauty of the stars spread across a quiet winter night and the emotions of those who gaze up at them.
The lyrics find hope even in the cold, gently embracing listeners and offering comfort.
It’s a piece that lets you savor the feel of winter while letting your thoughts drift to the sparkle of the constellations—a song for spending peaceful moments.
How about listening to it on Christmas night with your family or someone special? It might also spark conversations and shared memories as you look up at the starry sky.
A Lonely Christmas SongOzaki Ami
It’s a song that gently embraces the loneliness felt in winter’s chill.
Showcasing Ami Ozaki’s delicate sensibility, this work was released in December 1983.
Carried by an elegant piano melody, it quietly sings of the poignancy of a solitary Christmas.
Included on the album “POINTS,” the track is part of a collection in which Ozaki self-covers songs she originally wrote for other artists.
The lyrics convey the feelings of waiting for someone dear and the faith in keeping promises, themes that older listeners may also find relatable.
It’s a perfect listen for a Christmas night spent in calm and peace.
The Son of God, this very nightsanbika
Among hymns, this piece is especially popular.
Its divine yet warm melody beautifully captures the solemn atmosphere of Christmas.
A relaxed tempo works well, but singing it energetically is also recommended.
Since its Japanese translation was published in 1954, it has continued to be loved by many.
Older listeners likely grew up with it, too.
Along with a sense of nostalgia, it may bring back heartwarming memories of Christmas.
My Very Own Merry ChristmasNagabuchi Tsuyoshi
This song by Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi is known as a heartwarming Christmas tune.
Included on the album “HEAVY GAUGE,” released in June 1983, it portrays family bonds and the joy of new encounters.
The gentle depiction of warm family moments will evoke nostalgia and happiness, especially for older listeners.
The blissful time spent under the Christmas tree is sure to resonate with everyone.
Why not listen to it with someone special and let the conversation blossom with cherished memories?
Mommy Kissed Santa ClausJimmy Boyd
It’s a classic Christmas song that depicts a surprising moment for a child: “I saw Santa Claus kissing Mommy on Christmas Eve!” The adorable twist is that Santa was actually Dad.
Originally recorded in 1952, it has been covered in Japan by well-known artists such as Masayuki Suzuki, Yoshimi Tendo, and AAA.
Its cheerful sound, which conveys the fun of the whole family enjoying Christmas together, makes it perfect as background music for a Christmas party!
[For Seniors] Christmas Songs that Touch the Heart: A Collection of Popular Favorites, Including Classics and Nursery Rhymes (41–50)
Winter SongKiroro
The song released in November 1998 by Kiroro, a female duo from Okinawa, beautifully captures a heartwarming winter atmosphere.
The lyrics gently portray feelings for a loved one far away and dreams, through images of falling snow and the quiet of winter.
In 2001, it was featured in a Meiji Meltykiss commercial, becoming a classic winter song beloved by a wide range of generations.
It’s perfect for listening on a calm winter day.
Older listeners may enjoy it at a relaxed pace while recalling memories of their youth and bonds with loved ones.
It would be wonderful to spend a heartwarming time carried by its gentle melody.
Where is Santa Claus from?Doraemon (Ōyama Nobuyo)
Do you still watch Doraemon these days? Depending on the situation, you might watch it together with your grandchildren or little kids.
This song is sung by Nobuyo Oyama, who voiced Doraemon at the time.
By the way, since 2005, Wasabi Mizuta has taken over as the voice actor for Doraemon.
“Where Is Santa Claus From,” sung by Oyama as Doraemon, is a fun Christmas song.
The lyrics are simple, so how about secretly practicing it and showing it off at karaoke during your Christmas party?