List of seasonal songs: a classic guide to finding tracks that fit the current season

I will die in the spring.Yuki Satoru

“In Spring, I Will Disappear” Yuuki Akira MV

This is a song by Satoshi Yuki that delicately portrays a spring scene with cherry blossoms dancing in the air.

Carried by the gentle tones of piano and acoustic guitar, it skillfully expresses the sense of new beginnings and wistfulness that comes with the arrival of spring.

Released in March 2023, the track offers a warm yet melancholic presence that resonates with those hoping for the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The music video also incorporates works submitted by fans, an effort to deepen the bond between the artist and listeners.

It’s a recommended piece for anyone who, wrapped in the cheerfulness of spring, wants to reflect on the transience and beauty of life.

the first strong spring windMayumura Chiaki

[New Song] Chiaki Mayumura “Haru Ichiban” Music Video

This song is filled with a warmth and poignancy that herald the arrival of spring.

In lyrics that shine with Chiaki Mayumura’s free-spirited individuality, anticipation for a new season is interwoven with the sadness of parting.

Featured on the album “SAI,” the track was born from a tie-in project with Ito En’s “Oi Ocha.” Lyrics sprinkled with the beauty of haiku vividly depict springtime scenes.

Released in May 2023, it’s a perfect spring song that gently supports those starting a new chapter in life or experiencing farewells with loved ones.

The Promised MoonIshikawa Sayuri

The Promised Moon

This piece is marked by a lyrical melody that seems to reflect the changing seasons.

It could be called Sayuri Ishikawa’s new signature song, released in April 2023.

Its lyrics, themed around an eternal promise with someone far away, resonate deeply with listeners.

The work also drew attention as the final composition by composer Takashi Miki.

Sayuri Ishikawa’s rich, lustrous voice vividly paints seasonal landscapes bathed in moonlight.

It’s a song you’ll want to hear on a quiet night while holding thoughts of someone dear.

Please savor this gem of a masterpiece—truly a culmination of Sayuri Ishikawa’s 51-year career as a singer.

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.

Spring Night

Spring Night – Miyagi Michio

This piece splendidly portrays a scene where the pure tones of the koto resound through a spring evening wrapped in silence.

Released in 1914 (Taisho 3), it is known as a masterpiece of traditional Japanese music composed by Michio Miyagi at the young age of twenty.

It delicately depicts a night suffused with the fragrance of white plum blossoms, where a man, guided by the koto’s sound, experiences a fleeting encounter with a beautiful woman.

The melodies Miyagi wove after overcoming blindness gracefully express the quiet of a spring night and the subtleties of human emotion, opening a new frontier in Japanese music.

This work is recommended for those who wish to feel the changing seasons of Japan and the delicate nuances of the heart.

On a calm spring night, why not surrender yourself to the strains of koto and shakuhachi?