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)
for a long time / all the time / continuouslyKamenashi Kazuya
This is Kazuya Kamenashi’s solo track included on KAT-TUN’s 2012 album “CHAIN.” Against a harmony woven from a heartbeat-like rhythm and a dreamy, ethereal melody, his vocals—at times spoken, at times passionately sung—resonate deep within the heart.
May I keep liking you forever?Matsuura Aya
Aya Matsuura’s “Zutto Suki de Ii Desu ka” is a single released in 2005 that was selected as the theme song for the Aoyama Tailor (“Yofuku no Aoyama”) commercials.
Set to a mid-tempo, dynamically expressive rhythm with a bright, poppy melody line, her sweet vocals singing about unrequited love make it a track that’s a pleasure to the ears.
Always togetherHana＊Hana
Included on the 2000 album “2souls,” it became the ending theme for MBS Television’s “Chichin-Puipui.” Its slow, mellow melody and jazz-like piano lines blend beautifully to create a soothing mood.
The warm lyrics, like the casual chat of a couple, bring comfort to the heart.
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.
I like you.Mr.Children
When it comes to classic love songs, this is the one! It has that feel, and it’s a timeless masterpiece that never fades no matter how many years go by.
The lyrics are wonderful—they make you feel that even the little things in everyday life, with this person, can be filled with gentle affection between the two of you, and that together you can build happy days.
A moving collection of classic songs that sing of the desire for “always” and “forever” (41–50)
Always.Aoyama Teruma
A single released in 2011.
A singer born in 1987 from Nara Prefecture.
The gentle flow of the piano tones harmonizes beautifully with the R&B rhythm, and within it, her soulful, richly emotional voice grips your heart.
It’s a song you want to listen to when you’re looking to warm your heart.
Forever FriendsTakeuchi Mariya
When the phone rings, this heartwarming song conjures up the face of an old friend.
Mariya Takeuchi’s gentle vocals and buoyant sound flip through the pages of memory like a photo album, bringing back days that never fade.
The track was included on the October 1992 album “QUIET LIFE” and became familiar in living rooms across Japan as the song for Honda’s “Today” commercial.
It was also released as a single in September 1994.
The subtle homages tucked inside will make any music fan grin.
It’s a classic that seems to celebrate everlasting friendship—perfect for those moments when you feel like reaching out to someone you haven’t seen in a while, or for listening on the way to reunite with an old friend.