Unrequited love songs recommended for women in their 40s: classic and popular Japanese tracks
We’re featuring a selection of unrequited-love J-pop songs recommended for women in their 40s.
No matter how old we get, humans never forget how to fall in love.
Sometimes, we keep on loving someone from afar.
For times like that, we’ve gathered songs that will be by your side.
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Unrequited love songs recommended for women in their 40s: Classic and popular J-Pop tracks (101–110)
balladKetsumeishi

This song is recommended for women who find themselves falling in love even though they have a family.
Ketsumeishi sings straightforwardly about the aching heart of a man who has fallen for a married woman.
Even knowing it’s wrong, you can’t help but wish to be loved like this, can you?
crescent moonayaka

This is that famous song that’s often sung at karaoke.
I think it can be considered one of Ayaka’s signature tracks, and it portrays the heart of someone who, after parting ways with a loved one and starting down a different path, sometimes feels lonely but tries to keep going while thinking of that person.


