Recommended coming-of-age songs for women
This is a playlist of Japanese pop youth songs recommended for women.
It features a selection of bittersweet classics with female vocals that will lift your spirits when you listen.
We hope not only junior and senior high school girls in the midst of adolescence, but also grown-up women will enjoy it.
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Recommended youth songs for women (71–80)
A gentle feelingChara
This is a classic song by Chara, known for her distinctive nasal singing style.
Her cute vocals are loved across generations, and with the current trend of returning to J-Pop roots, this track is enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
It’s a love-themed song, and lyrically I think it suits students well.
To Those Who Know the Blue of the Skyaimyon
Many high school girls are sure to relate to the lyrics she writes.
This is a song by Aimyon, the singer-songwriter from Hyogo Prefecture also known for “Marigold.” It was released in 2019 as her ninth single.
It drew attention for being used as the theme song for a film of the same name.
The poignant lyrics about wanting to see a loved one really hit home.
Her straightforward vocals are irresistible.
Bring the Rain to Quench the ThirstMinami
Minami is a singer-songwriter known for her powerful vocals.
Her debut single, ‘Kawaki wo Ameku,’ was also the theme song for the anime ‘Domestic Girlfriend.’ The intro, which starts with spoken words, is a bit surprising, and the chorus—delivered with a voice that feels like it rises from deep within—along with the lyrics, really hits home.
Pay attention to the lyrics, which feel like a heartfelt cry.
Recommended coming-of-age songs for women (81–90)
Kira KiraEvery Little Thing
This is a love song by Every Little Thing, a famous Japanese pop artist known for their sophisticated vocal work and catchy pop sensibilities.
Its style is a perfect match for junior high school girls and creates a pleasant atmosphere as a karaoke song.
BeautifulSuperfly
This is a love song by Superfly, whose superbly upbeat vocal work is captivating and elevates pop music to a higher level with exquisite finesse.
Both generationally and musically, it’s easy for junior high school girls to connect with, and it’s a track that makes you want to belt it out powerfully at karaoke.
Love PhotosOtsuka Ai
This is a love song by Ai Otsuka, whose cute sound style and overwhelming presence have led the scene for many years.
With lyrics that are a perfect fit even for junior high school girls, it exudes an undeniable atmosphere that makes it an easy choice for karaoke.
fragileEvery Little Thing
This is a love song by Every Little Thing, featuring girlish yet simple lyrics that resonate across generations.
With a beautiful sound that even elementary school girls can enjoy, it creates a bright, uplifting atmosphere—perfect for karaoke.