Classic love songs. Timeless and popular tracks dedicated to those in love.

An unfinished love song I’ve been working on foreverHata Motohiro

Motohiro Hata “An Always-Unfinished Love Song” Music Video

Written specifically as the theme song for the film “A Love Letter on Our 35th Year,” this gem of a ballad gently and warmly portrays a love that deepens with the passage of time.

Motohiro Hata’s clear, luminous vocals resonate as if tenderly enveloping feelings for a cherished person.

The track began streaming in February 2025, and a CD single was released in March ahead of the film’s premiere.

The movie depicts a husband who, upon retiring, struggles to write a love letter to his wife; accompanying the protagonist’s emotions, Hata carefully weaves his words like a letter.

It’s a song we recommend to anyone who, in the course of days shared with someone precious, has rediscovered the profound significance of their presence.

aloeFunatsu Mahiro

Masato Funatsu “Aloe” Official Music Video – Ending Theme Song for the drama ‘By the Irori at Ms. Alice’s House’

This is a song by Masato Funatsu, woven with delicate words and melody, slated for release in January 2025.

It tenderly sings of the frustrating emotions born from a relationship that’s more than friends but not quite lovers—hearts so close, yet unable to draw nearer—wrapped in a gentle vocal delivery.

Also selected as the ending theme for the drama “Alice-san’s Irori Hearth,” the track harmonizes beautifully with the show’s warm portrayal of human relationships.

Love takes many forms, and this song resonates with listeners who find their hearts wavering in ambiguous relationships, offering comfort and empathy to many.

PairingOnda Masanori

"Pairing" / Masanori Onda

This is a song by Masanori Onda that delicately and gently portrays sweet scenes of romance.

It’s filled with everyday moments shared by lovers and cherished memories since they first met.

Released in February 2024, this piece warmly traces the journey walked with a loved one.

Its melodious tone and love-filled lyrics harmonize beautifully, creating a heartwarming work.

With its calm sound and lyrics imbued with a strong vow of eternal love, it’s perfect for those who want to express their feelings to someone special or savor the time spent with someone dear.

I want to be lovedYumcha

Yumcha “Aisaretai” [Lyric Video]

Yumcha’s signature song, which has sparked a huge reaction—especially among high school girls.

It’s a bright, energetic pop track that portrays a lovestruck girl doing her best to get the person she likes to notice her.

While she works on improving herself and tries various ways to appeal to them, a bittersweet sense of longing seeps through as her feelings don’t quite reach.

The song captures the inner conflict of wanting to change for someone while trying to maintain confidence in oneself, all from a relatable, down-to-earth perspective.

Released in November 2024, it quickly became a hot topic on social media.

It’s been widely used in TikTok choreography videos and on Instagram, rapidly spreading waves of empathy.

As an uplifting anthem for unrequited love, it brings comfort to many—perfect for those in the midst of a crush or anyone eager to share their feelings with someone special.

Sunny day SundaySenchimentaru Basu

Sentimental Bus – Sunny Day Sunday

It’s a classic song that adorably captures a girl bursting with energy, still in unrequited love.

Set to a bright, poppy, and cute rhythm, the bouncy lyrics remind you of the sweetness of young love.

Am I the only one who thinks back to my youthful crushes when I listen to this track?

The Room, the Dress Shirt, and MeHiramatsu Eri

The Room, the Dress Shirt, and Me (PV)

It’s a song with a somewhat old-fashioned vibe, but the lyrics make you realize that a woman’s feelings in love don’t change no matter the era.

Some parts don’t quite fit today’s sensibilities, but that’s precisely why it lets you sink into a nostalgic mood—one of the song’s charms, I think.

I won’t fall in love anymore.Makihara Noriyuki

[Official] Noriyuki Makihara “I Won’t Fall in Love Again” (Music Video) [5th Single] (1992) Noriyuki Makihara / Mou Koi Nante Shinai

It’s a well-known masterpiece about heartbreak.

Despite its title, “I Won’t Fall in Love Anymore,” the ending confesses, “Don’t say that—I loved you, and love was a wonderful thing,” which really tightens the chest.