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Japanese songs perfect for the evening. Recommended evening tracks for your commute or as background music.

There are many songs themed around sunsets and evening skies, and the kind of music you listen to can change depending on your mood that day.

In this article, we’ll introduce a variety of Japanese songs that are perfect for the evening.

If you’re a student or finishing work early, many of you are probably on your way home.

We’ve picked out songs that are perfect for that walk home and evening tracks that also work great as background music.

From sentimental tunes to heartwarming songs, enjoy them alongside the beautiful orange scenery.

We’re sure they’ll become a comforting presence in your heart.

Japanese songs perfect for the evening: Recommended for your commute or as background music (41–50)

Homo sapiens sing songsKiyoshi Ryujin

Ryuji Kiyoshi – Theme Song Promotional Video for the Film “Dandy in the Path”
Homo sapiens sing songsKiyoshi Ryujin

A track from the 2011 album “PEOPLE.” Its lively, warm sound—complete with chorus and handclaps—and lyrics that frankly ask what truly matters to oneself leave a strong impression.

It’s a soothing song I’d recommend for a tired mind in the evening.

Japanese songs you’ll want to listen to in the evening: Recommended evening tracks for your commute or as background music (51–60)

Evening PianoShinsei Kamattechan

It was released as a single in 2010, but due to its provocative lyrics it came out on an indie label.

On your way home from something truly frustrating, when you’re overflowing with aimless anger, this song might just scream your feelings out for you.

kiseru (traditional Japanese smoking pipe)kinmirai

This track is from the third album, Near Future, released in 2002.

Its nostalgic sound and lyrics with a subtly mysterious worldview resonate pleasantly.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to at sunset, as you let your thoughts drift to a future that feels both distant and close—just a little ahead.

twilightThe Back Horn

A track from the second album ‘Heart Orchestra,’ released in 2002.

It’s a masterpiece whose powerful words and sound will move your heart.

When you’re worn out by the gap between ideals and reality, this song—singing of the same feelings—will surely soothe you.

Take your time and listen with headphones.

In conclusion

I introduced some Japanese songs that you’ll find yourself longing for in the evening.

The styles vary, but every song has lyrics that quietly seep into you.

There are feelings you can only experience at dusk, and I’d be happy if you find one song that moves your heart and matches those emotions.