Cherry blossom songs recommended for women: beautiful classic and popular spring tracks

Thunder Sakura feat. 9Lana, SAKURAmotiMAISONdes

Urusei Yatsura Season 2 Ending Full – Raiou by MAISONdes feat. 9Lana, SAKURAmoti

A song that vividly captures the arrival of spring and the stirrings of love.

Set against a city where cherry blossoms dance and thunder rumbles, it conveys the fleeting sadness of a fragile romance.

Released in 2023 as the ending theme for the anime Urusei Yatsura, this piece drew attention for the fusion of 9Lana’s delicate vocals and SAKURAmoti’s talent, weaving a voice that resonates with the heart.

The wishes expressed—“Let’s meet here again next year”—and the exchange of words like “I love you” and “I adore you” convey the importance of truly cherishing time with someone special.

Spring brings both new encounters and farewells; this is a song that will linger in your heart as one that stays close to such a season.

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CreepHyp - “Bookmark” (MUSIC VIDEO)

A bittersweet song by CreepHyp that gently embraces a springtime farewell.

Set against the season when cherry blossoms fall, it delicately portrays lingering attachment to the past and the first step toward the future.

Included on the album “Nakuitaku Naru Hodo Ureshii Hibi ni,” the track also drew attention as a campaign song for FM802 and TSUTAYA.

Released in September 2018, it garnered notice thanks to the participation of many artists.

It’s a song that stays close to those who have experienced parting and are trying to take a new step forward.

Listen to it when you want to cherish the memories that remain in your heart and begin walking ahead.

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Southern All Stars – Sakura, Hirari [Official Visualizer]

It’s a pop number themed around sakura, the symbol of spring.

Released by Southern All Stars in January 2025, this track served as the lead single from the album “THANK YOU SO MUCH.” Unveiled on the first anniversary of the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, it carries heartfelt thoughts for the affected regions.

It features poetic lyrics characteristic of Keisuke Kuwata and a sound that evokes a light spring breeze.

Through cherry blossom petals, it conveys messages of hope and renewal.

It’s a perfect song for when you want to feel the arrival of a new season.

Come, spring.Matsutōya Yumi

Yumi Matsutoya – Come, Spring

A celebrated song by Yumi Matsutoya that gently sings of the coming of spring.

Its lyrics beautifully depict the fragile scent of flowers and unforgettable feelings for someone, resonating deeply with listeners.

Released in October 1994 as the theme song for an NHK morning drama series, it reached No.

1 on the Oricon weekly chart.

With sales of approximately 1.164 million copies, it became a million-seller.

Cherished as a school graduation song and even included in textbooks, it’s loved across generations.

It’s perfect for the season when you can feel spring’s arrival, accompanying the start of a new chapter.

Highly recommended for those about to take a new step or for anyone who has experienced a farewell with someone dear.

Sakura (Solo)Moriyama Naotaro

Naotaro Moriyama – Sakura (Solo)

A beautiful, heart-touching ballad that layers the transience of cherry blossoms with the changing course of life.

Naotaro Moriyama’s clear voice, together with the warm melodies woven by piano and strings, gently envelops the listener’s heart.

Released in March 2003, the song became a massive hit, selling over one million copies.

It’s a perfect piece to listen to in spring—a season of graduations, farewells, and new beginnings.

Under the cherry blossoms, as you reflect on memories with someone dear, why not take a new step forward with this song?

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Sakurazaka46 'Sakuzuki'

Sakurazaka46’s 2023 number “Sakurazuki” is a song about longing for someone you love who is leaving upon graduation.

The lyrics portray a heartbreaking unrequited love that ended without the narrator ever managing to say even a simple “I like you,” let alone voice the deeper wish, “Please don’t go,” because they cherished that person too much.

The gently fluttering piano melody, as if cherry blossom petals are dancing in the air, is exquisitely beautiful and highlights the poignancy of the lyrics.

It’s a recommended song for women who have experienced a bittersweet love that ended without being able to express their true feelings.

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After the Cherry Blossoms (all quartets lead to the?)UNISON SQUARE GARDEN

UNISON SQUARE GARDEN “After the Cherry Blossoms (all quartets lead to the?)” Short Ver.

Crank the energy to the max with this breezy rock number! From UNISON SQUARE GARDEN, the rock band behind hits like “Sugar Song and Bitter Step,” this track was released in 2013 as their eighth single.

It was used as the opening theme for the anime Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta.

The crisp performance really highlights vocalist Kosuke Saito’s voice.

It’s a refreshing tune you’ll want to listen to while gazing at cherry blossoms on a clear spring day.

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