A moving masterpiece that sings of the desire for forever and eternity
Even if it feels embarrassing to put feelings like “I want to be with you forever” or “I’ll love you for eternity” into words, sometimes setting them to music lets you express them honestly.There are countless Japanese songs themed around bonds with loved ones and eternal love—just listening to them can gently warm your heart.Whether it’s family, a partner, or a dear friend, there are many directions for those feelings to flow.In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of songs that sing of the desire to “stay together forever,” as well as timeless classics woven around the theme of eternity.Find the perfect track to give to your partner—or one that fills your own heart!
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A moving masterpiece that sings of the longing for “forever” and “eternity” (31–40)
Happy endingOhtaki Eiichi
This is a gem of a love song that Eiichi Ohtaki released for the first time in 12 years as the theme for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.
drama slot.
Its gentle, heartwarming melody and lyrics that carefully weave together the feelings of a woman in love harmonize beautifully, propelling the song to a massive hit with 970,000 copies sold since its release in November 1997.
Used in the drama “Love Generation,” the track also became Ohtaki’s first solo entry into the Top 10, showcasing his rich musicality to the fullest.
Portraying a sweet and bittersweet love story, this song is recommended for those harboring feelings for someone special or wishing for a happy future with a loved one.
Eternity ~Eternity~Himuro Kyosuke
Included on the 2000 album “MELLOW.” Theme song for the film “ISOLA: Multiple Personality Girl.” Born in 1960.
A singer-songwriter from Gunma Prefecture.
The blend of a slow, mellow melody with hard guitar and powerful drums is superb, and Himuro’s passionate vocals create a great vibe.
The drum roll in the chorus is also a nice touch.
AyayaMONGOL800×WANIMA
A gem of a duet infused with sincerity and deep affection.
Released in June 2022 by MONGOL800 and WANIMA, the work embodies the musical affinity and friendship between the two bands.
The lyrics weave together gentle Okinawan landscapes with urban scenes, expressing a powerful desire to connect hearts beyond the physical distance from loved ones.
The track is included on a split EP featuring five songs, alongside energetic activities such as filming a music video in Okinawa and a nationwide tour.
Its warm message—that hearts remain connected even when far apart—invites listeners to reaffirm their bonds with one another.
Because I’m only gonna be happy, you know.Kishidan
A gem of a love song by Kishidan that passionately conveys eternal love with manly spirit.
The lyrics, which pledge nothing but to make the other person happy and straightforwardly depict a future with the one you love, deeply resonate with couples in love.
The resolve to uphold unchanging love—even with gray hair or baldness—is expressed at times powerfully, at times humorously.
Released in February 2015 as their 18th single, this piece was reportedly written by Show Ayanokoji on a Shinkansen, based on his experience at a friend’s wedding.
It’s ideal for celebrating anniversaries, wedding performances, or as proposal background music—a song that gives voice, through music, to feelings that are hard to express honestly.
I love youKawamura Ryuuichi
A heart-stirring ballad woven from a delicate singing voice and profound expressions of love.
Ryuichi Kawamura’s solo debut is a memorable masterpiece whose romantic melody is complemented by imagery evocative of waves breaking on the shore.
Chosen as the ending theme for the music program COUNT DOWN TV, the song was released in February 1997 and reached No.
4 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It continues to shine with undimmed brilliance as one of Kawamura’s signature tracks.
This gem of a love song—delivered with his distinctive expressiveness and soaring high notes—will resonate deeply on a nighttime drive when love is in the air or during special moments with someone important.
A moving collection of classic songs that sing of the desire for “always” and “forever” (41–50)
An unfinished love song I’ve been working on foreverHata Motohiro
This is a ballad that sings of a couple’s love, written as the theme song for the film “Love Letter: 35 Years On.” With a voice full of gentle warmth and delicately chosen words, it carefully weaves together feelings that deepen and keep changing day by day.
Digitally released in February 2025, it was also put out as a limited-edition CD ahead of the film’s March premiere, featuring intriguing content such as live performance footage.
It’s a recommended track to listen to with your partner, or when you want to reflect anew on your feelings for a lover or family.
I’ve always wanted to tell you: I love you.DEEN
It’s a track included on the 2017 album “PARADE.” DEEN is a three-member rock band formed in 1993, and this song is set in the 1990s, featuring era-defining scenes and items like 8-cm CDs, pagers, and the newly built Rainbow Bridge.
The tune itself also carries a touch of nostalgia.