[Spring Songs] Recommended for Women! A Selection of Karaoke Classics & Popular Tracks

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Leo Ieiri – “Spring Breeze” (Short Film)

It’s a nostalgic piece that brings back memories of a youth single-mindedly devoted to love.

The song is by singer-songwriter Leo Ieiri, known for hits like “Kimi ga Kureta Natsu,” and is included on her fifth album, TIME, released in 2018.

Its brisk yet bittersweet melody fits perfectly with lyrics that capture the feeling of being unable to say the words “I love you,” tightening the heart like a vise.

I especially want those who have experienced an unforgettable love to sing this one.

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Araki Jakkan

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Little Glee Monster “Gyutto” Lyric Video Short Ver.

Little Glee Monster is a five-member female vocal group known for their powerful singing.

Their song “Gyutto” packs adorable, girlish feelings tightly together—just like the title suggests.

Its fresh emotions somehow link with the fluttery excitement of spring.

With their clear, slightly sweet vocals, it’s a track where the springtime vibe really bursts into bloom!

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utatane

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SAKURA – Ikimonogakari (Full)

Now a nationally beloved artist, Ikimono-gakari’s signature song “SAKURA” is, as the title suggests, themed around cherry blossoms that captivate people in spring.

While spring often evokes a bright and cheerful image, this song is characterized by a slightly wistful melody.

Incidentally, the lyrics were reportedly quite difficult to write; nearly 30 different versions were rejected before the final piece was completed.

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Saitō Ayumu

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The Beginningayaka

Ayaka – The Beginning Time

Spring is a season of farewells—and of new beginnings.

Many people find themselves parting from close friends due to graduations or job transfers, and starting anew in an unfamiliar place with a sense of unease.

For those in that situation, I highly recommend singer-songwriter Ayaka’s song “Hajimari no Toki” (“Time of Beginning”).

It encourages a positive mindset: even with all your doubts, you can only move forward on the path you’ve chosen and believe in.

At the same time, it reminds you to feel gratitude for all the people who have supported you up to now.

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Theme song of the drama “Boku no Ita Jikan,” Rihwa’s “Harukaze” music video

Spring often makes us feel strangely unsettled despite its warmth.

In such a season, try listening to Rihwa’s “Harukaze” (Spring Breeze).

This song is her fifth single, chosen as the theme for the 2014 TV drama “Boku no Ita Jikan,” starring Haruma Miura.

Rihwa’s gentle voice feels like it’s carrying the spring breeze itself.

When you’re anxious or feeling lost, this tender, mid-tempo ballad reminds you of the important people in your life and gives you a gentle push forward.

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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Sakurako Ohara – Hirari (Music Video YouTube ver.)

This song is the sixth single by Sakurako Ohara, released in 2017.

It was also the theme song for the film “Cheer☆Dance.” It depicts a bittersweet past love that comes to mind when seeing cherry blossoms—yet it isn’t backward-looking; it’s a slightly wistful spring song that encourages moving forward while cherishing many fond memories.

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Name of the FlowerBUMP OF CHICKEN

The Name of the Flower (LIVE)

A ballad by BUMP OF CHICKEN released in 2007.

It also drew attention as the theme song for the blockbuster film Always: Sunset on Third Street 2.

Its gentle, quiet melody is paired with grand, heart-rending lyrics that might bring you to tears as you listen.