Classic songs that sing about flowers. Popular songs related to flowers.

gardenFuji Kaze

Fujii Kaze – Garden (Not a MV)

A gem of a ballad that gently sings of the changing seasons and the impermanence of life.

Fujii Kaze’s wistful yet warm vocals tenderly rest by your heart.

The feelings of accepting life while entrusting yourself to the flow of the seasons resonate beautifully in harmony with the gospel-tinged melody.

Included on the March 2022 album “LOVE ALL SERVE ALL,” it was also used as the theme for NatureLab’s Laundrin commercial.

When you experience meetings and partings with loved ones, or when you ponder life, listening to this song will help bring your heart into order.

Like a flower that blooms in the fieldGACKT

GACKT “Like a Wildflower Blooming in the Field” [Official Music Video]

A graduation song by GACKT.

It was created in 2005, inspired by a consultation from a high school student sent to the radio program where GACKT was serving as DJ.

It carries the message that wishing alone isn’t enough to make your dreams come true—you need strong resolve and sustained effort.

It’s a masterpiece that seems to embody GACKT’s way of life: responding to strong feelings with equally strong feelings.

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Housui Sachiyo

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Moonlight FlowerJanne Da Arc

[Sung by a woman] Gekkouka by Janne Da Arc [Black Jack] Anime Theme Song/OP (with full lyrics) - cover (Gekkouka/Janne Da Arc/BLACK JACK) I tried singing

Gekkouka, whose poignant melody and fragile-feeling lyrics are beautiful, is Janne Da Arc’s biggest hit and served as the opening theme for the anime Black Jack.

Black Jack, who decided to become a doctor after losing his mother, has his past and sorrow portrayed through grand strings, delicate piano, and a powerful rock sound.

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Housui Sachiyo

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The Flower Girl of TokyoHaruo Oka

Haruo Oka / The Flower-Selling Girl of Tokyo (sung by the artist himself)

A classic from 1946 that paints a single flower of hope blooming at a Tokyo crossroads where blue willows are budding.

Sung with the warmth of Haruo Oka’s voice, the melody gently embraced people’s hearts during the turmoil of the postwar era.

Through the figure of a young flower seller with a gentle demeanor, the image of Tokyo rising from the ashes comes into view.

The lyrics by Sasa Shio and the composition by Gento Uehara blend beautifully, creating a gem of a song in which a definite hope can be felt even amid loneliness.

This work gracefully depicts the feelings of those seeking to take a new step with the arrival of spring.

It is a moving masterpiece recommended for anyone who wishes to spend a heartwarming moment in the spring sunshine.

Come, spring.Matsutōya Yumi

Yumi Matsutoya – Come, Spring

A tender, bittersweet portrayal of early spring, this gem by Yumi Matsutoya seeps into the heart.

Its lyrics, which beautifully harmonize nostalgia for days gone by, parting from a beloved, and hope for a new season, together with a universal melody infused with traditional Japanese elements, resonate deeply with listeners.

Featured on the album “THE DANCING SUN,” released in November 1994, and used as the theme song for an NHK morning drama series, this piece will gently stay by your side when you need courage to face hardships, when you long to reunite with someone dear, and when you await the arrival of spring.

I heard the sound of cherry blossoms blooming.＝LOVE

=LOVE (Equal Love) / 1st ALBUM track 'I Heard the Sound of Cherry Blossoms Blooming' MV [YouTube ver.]

This is a heartwarming =LOVE song that gently conveys the arrival of spring.

It portrays a faint, bittersweet first love by likening the flutter of a first crush to the invisible scene of “the sound of cherry blossoms blooming.” The reasons the protagonist prefers riding in the third car of the school commuter train, and the care she takes with her hairstyle, convey the feelings of a girl earnestly navigating her first love despite her confusion.

Included on the May 2021 album “Zenbu, Naisho.” (“Everything’s a Secret.”), the song also drew attention for its refreshingly springlike visual beauty in the music video.

It’s a perfect track for the spring season—one that makes your heart flutter when listened to at the start of a new school term.

It’s recommended not only for those in love, but also for anyone who wants to enjoy the spirit of spring.

CHERRY BLOSSOM10-FEET

10-FEET/LIVE cherry Blossom

When it comes to Japanese rock songs about flowers, many people probably think of 10-FEET’s “CHERRY BLOSSOM.” It’s an early track from their first album, released in 2002, and it’s still a staple at their live shows today.

At their self-hosted Kyoto Daikokusen festival, it’s tradition to throw towels during the final chorus.

The sight looks just like cherry blossom petals fluttering in the wind—truly a beautiful scene!

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Hane Keisuke

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