Masterpieces about girls: recommended popular songs
We’ve put together a collection of masterpieces by Japanese female artists that pour women’s feelings and feminine emotions into their lyrics.
It’s a playlist that shines with a uniquely female perspective.
It’s recommended not only for girls who want to relate, but also for guys who want to understand a woman’s heart.
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Masterpieces Celebrating Women: Recommended Popular Songs (61–70)
Love SpiritsChatmonchy
This song is written from a woman’s perspective.
She knows the person she loves already has someone to love, yet she pleads for him not to remember her—lyrics filled with bittersweet longing.
It captures a woman’s heart so well that it’s a track I especially want women to hear.
Love SongGO!GO!7188
Even if the person you like has someone else they like, once you fall for them, you can’t think about anyone else, right? This song tenderly captures that feeling—a faint, bittersweet track that tightens your chest.
Its charm lies in the unadorned, straightforward lyrics.
EverythingMISIA
This song is memorable for its delicate vocals and beautiful melody.
With MISIA’s rich expressive power, it conveys deep love and gratitude for someone special.
The warm, comforting lyrics resonate with listeners and have garnered widespread empathy.
Released in October 2000, it was also used as the theme song for the TV drama “Yamato Nadeshiko.” The song became a major topic of conversation, ranking first in JASRAC’s 2001 annual distribution of copyright royalties.
It’s a heartwarming track that gently supports those in love.
I long to see you now.MISIA
It became a hit as the theme song for TBS’s Sunday drama series “JIN.” It overflows with a woman’s pure longing to see someone dear to her.
MISIA’s powerful vocals and the delicacy with which she sings of a aching woman’s heart captivate listeners.
It’s a grand, sweeping ballad.
Her SundaySHISHAMO
It’s a song about a girl who’s doing her best for her boyfriend.
But the boyfriend—crucially—has started to lose interest in her a little, to the point that he even shows up to dates in a tracksuit.
It’s a song about a poor girl who tries so hard but doesn’t get rewarded.
The scenes where she thinks about what to wear for him are just irresistibly cute.
WomanSuperfly
This song portrays women’s inner strength, with Shiho Ochi’s powerful vocals resonating deeply.
Included on the album “WHITE,” released in May 2015, it expresses women’s allure and inner conflicts from a unique perspective.
Set to a funk-rock sound, it delivers a strong message to women living in the modern era.
The theme of the song is overturning fixed notions of femininity and the importance of living true to oneself.
It depicts women striving to forge their own paths within society.
It’s recommended for moments when you want to reassess your own value or are about to take a new step forward.
Tear SongOka Midori
A song that gently portrays a woman’s loneliness, paired with Midori Oka’s translucent vocals, becomes a track that truly touches the heart.
The lyrics delicately express the inner life of a woman living in a corner of the big city, embracing a universal theme that anyone can relate to.
Released in February 2024, this piece has been loved by many as one of Midori Oka’s signature works.
It’s especially recommended for those moments on the subway ride home from work, when you suddenly feel like reflecting on your life.
This song will stay close to your heart and give you hope for tomorrow.