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 (21–30)
A Distant LoveRADWIMPS
It’s a refreshing track released in May 2017 by the popular rock band RADWIMPS.
Vocalist Yojiro Noda wrote it specifically for an Aquarius commercial.
RADWIMPS’ songs are appreciated for their distinctive worldview.
Tears-kun, good morning again today!ano
Singer-songwriter ano, known affectionately as “Ano-chan” for her appearances on variety shows and as the vocalist-guitarist of I’s, has released her sixth major single, the digital-only track “Namida-kun, Kyo mo Ohayō.” The song has been featured in Bandai’s Tamagotchi Uni commercial.
Its lyrics evoke the power of music that seems to blow everything away, offering a sense of hope even amid negativity.
With exhilarating synths and a cute vocal delivery that brightens your mood, it’s a pop tune that gently sits with feelings of loneliness.
Break the glass!Keyakizaka46
Released in 2018 as their sixth single, it was used as the theme song for NTT Docomo’s “Docomo no Gakuwari” and “Hapichan” commercials.
Unlike their previous songs, it features a distinctly rock-oriented sound.
The lyrics are dark and un-idol-like, making it a very cool track.
Killer Tunerchōgakusei
Chogakusei’s powerful vocals and Vocaloid producer Frokuro’s intricate songcraft blend brilliantly.
Released in November 2024, this work was created as part of the “Chogakusei × Vocaloid Producer Project.” The avant-garde soundscape paired with vocals that showcase an impressive expressive range is just phenomenal.
If you’re looking for music unlike anything you’ve heard before, be sure to check it out.
HappinessAI
This is a 2012 release by AI.
It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to after a fight with your partner.
With lyrics that say when you smile, happiness spreads throughout the world, this song might just help you make up.
It’s a song that makes you feel like keeping a smile on your face.
avocadoyonige
They’re a two-piece girls’ band from Neyagawa in Osaka.
They’re popular for yonige’s uniquely down-to-earth lyrics.
This song is about a breakup with a lover, based on her real experience.
The avocado in the lyrics is literal—she apparently really threw an avocado at her ex.
Swaying (feat. Dengaryu)EVISBEATS
The gentle piano melody and calm beat seem to invite you into a pleasant moment.
It’s a collaboration between EVISBEATS, a trackmaker from Nara Prefecture, and the rapper Dengaryu.
The lyrics warmly affirm the subtle emotional shifts that arise in everyday moments, and they really resonate, don’t they? This piece is included on the classic album “Hitosu ni Naru Toki,” released in July 2012.
Its enduring popularity is evident from its reissue on 7-inch vinyl in April 2018.
When your mind is crowded with assignments or thoughts about the future, listening to it while strolling at dusk might give you a gentle push forward.