Recommended songs for female college students. Classic and popular Japanese songs.
A female college student who’s super busy with studying, love, part-time work, and job hunting.
Even so, she still wants to make lots of memories with her friends.
We’ve gathered songs that are popular with busy college girls like her!
We’ve prepared plenty of tracks you can relate to—songs that bring back memories with friends and boyfriends.
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Recommended songs for female college students: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (71–80)
Momentary as it is≠ME
This song captures the everyday life of a down-to-earth female college student, with a sparkling, transparent vocal that resonates deeply.
It was released in April 2023 as a coupling track to ≠ME’s 6th single, “Where Did the Angel Go?” Moeko Kanisawa serves as center, and the band sound—woven from piano and strings—leaves a refreshing impression.
Sung with gratitude to the fans, the piece overflows with a warmth that gently embraces the small miracles of daily life and memories with cherished people.
It’s perfect for college women leading busy days filled with classes and part-time jobs.
Why not listen while reminiscing about chats with friends or the feeling of being in love?
die die dieaimyon
Singer-songwriter Aimyon is known for her acoustic sound that captivates listeners across generations and her lyrical world spun with unique perspectives and phrases.
Among the tracks on her 15th single “Anone,” the song “die die die” is likely to catch many people’s attention with its striking title.
The lyrics, which blend a desire to cherish the present precisely because we never know when things might end with the anxiety of not being able to fully understand each other, may resonate deeply with some listeners.
Set to a lively beat and a melody that sticks in your ears, it’s a heartwarming love song.
Camera Rolltota
Let me introduce Camera Roll, which is blowing up on TikTok.
It’s a ballad by singer-songwriter Tota.
The song portrays a woman who, after a breakup, opens the camera roll on her phone and looks back at photos with her ex.
By contrasting the past captured in the pictures with the present, it creates a poignant atmosphere.
Another highlight is its message that not everything can be captured by a camera.
You’ll be drawn in by the various expressions that revolve around the camera.
Recommended songs for female university students: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (81–90)
PasswordAina ji Endo
Aina the End, who made her name as a member of BiSH and has since flourished as a solo artist—including starring in the film “The Echo of a Song”—delivers a compelling medium-tempo ballad.
Chosen as the ending theme for the anime “The Apothecary Diaries,” the song was written by Huwie Ishizaki, and it feels like their emotional strengths intertwine.
Aina’s particularly straightforward vocal delivery here strikes a chord.
It’s a song that will stay by your side when you struggle to put your feelings into words or when you’re taking a new step forward.
senpainozomi
You might have seen the phrase “A female college student made a cool track purely on vibes” at least once if you’re often on social media, right? The original source is this artist, Noshi—pronounced ‘noa’! Her original song hit 1 million plays in just one month, and she’s kept dropping bangers with energetic, dazzling activity ever since.
Among them, “Senpai” is a provocative, spine-tingling track.
The tagline at the top of the video site—“The worse the woman, the more attractive”—totally checks out; the way the lyrics aggressively corner the senpai is thrilling.
I really want you to listen without spoilers.
If you crave the rush of an intense one-sided crush, this is it—the ultimate track!
omnidirectional beautynozomi
A bright, poppy track with an upbeat message that really resonates.
Its lyrics, which boost self-esteem, have especially won strong support from female listeners.
Released in January 2024, the song created a major buzz on social media, being used in about 95,000 TikTok videos.
Packed with everything that makes Noshi so appealing, it’s perfect for anyone who wants to cherish their own individuality.
Listen when you’re feeling down or need an energy boost—it’s sure to give you courage.
It’s also a great choice when you want to hype things up at karaoke.
#Meyuka
It’s a pop song that boldly belts out the message: love yourself! Created by singer-songwriter Yuka, whose popularity took off through activity on video-based social platforms, the track was released in October 2023 and was featured in Rohto Pharmaceutical’s “Rohto Lycee” commercial.
The acoustic arrangement perfectly highlights Yuka’s unpretentious vocals—truly lovely.
It has a charm that will put a smile on your face before you know it.
Highly recommended for a first-thing-in-the-morning listen before heading to work or school!
