A wonderful heartbreak song

Recommended heartbreak songs for women in their 40s: classic and popular Japanese hits

Yoga teacherYuuko.S
Nice to meet you. I’m Yuko S. I teach yoga, meditation, and Laughter Yoga Music. I offer Laughter Yoga Music because ensuring children’s psychological safety fosters the development of their brains and minds and helps them cultivate their talents. I have produced many Laughter Yoga Music recreation sessions that simply let people enjoy laughter, music, and dance—connecting India and Japan via Zoom for both children and adults. My track record includes regularly held Nerima Laughter Yoga classes, regularly held Kichijoji Laughter Yoga Music classes, and occasional Laughter Yoga Music events. I’m currently involved in various kinds of work, and as I began facing myself more deeply, I continued studying NLP—sometimes called an instruction manual for the brain and mind—as well as the deeper unconscious realms of the psyche; I now also work as a psychological therapist. I love music, too. Back in my student days, I was such a big fan of the band LÄ-PPISCH that I even joined their fan club. I was a total live-music girl, spending most of my part-time earnings on indie concert tickets, lol. I listen to music across genres, and since I’ve lived in India, I especially listen to a lot of Indian music.

By the time you’re in your 40s, most people have gone through at least one or two heartbreaks.

There were probably songs that stayed close to your feelings during those past breakups, weren’t there?

In this article, we’ll introduce breakup songs recommended for women in their 40s.

We’ve gathered Japanese breakup songs that will bring back memories from those days.

Every once in a while, try looking back on the past as you listen to the songs you used to play back then.

By revisiting those moments now, your heart from that time may soften, even just a little.

It’s not about good or bad—those experiences can all become cherished memories.

Recommended breakup songs for women in their 40s: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (31–40)

handsKōda Kumi

Koda Kumi / “hands” (from the new album “WINTER of LOVE”)

handsKōda Kumi

Released in 2005 as Kumi Koda’s 14th single.

It was used as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Uchimura Produce” and reached No.

7 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

The coldness of hands and the absence of warmth express the loneliness and sadness of a broken heart.

It’s a song that conveys a woman’s wish for someone to grab her hand and stop her from leaving.

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In conclusion

I introduced many Japanese breakup songs that bring back memories from those days.

I’m sure each track felt nostalgic.

As you listened and remembered the past, was there any song that soothed your heart, even a little? Even though it’s in the past, some parts may still feel painful, but I hope that by listening to the songs featured in this article, you can occasionally pause your busy work and daily routine and be gentle with yourself.