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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Classic songs about girls: Recommended popular tracks (81–90)
Memories SakeKobayashi Sachiko

In every era, there are many women who yearn for love.
Yet when you consider that once you fall in love it can ultimately ruin you, it’s only natural to become cautious.
This song evokes exactly those feelings.
It’s an enka that poignantly conveys how love is truly a double-edged sword.
Nyōnin KōyaTagawa Toshi-mi

A signature song by Toshimi Tagawa that beautifully captures both the strength and fragility of women.
Set against the backdrop of Muro-ji Temple, it portrays a woman who, despite the pain of heartbreak, strives to move forward.
Released in October 2002, the lyrics by Hiroyuki Itsuki and the composition by Kohei Sai blend seamlessly, resonating deeply with listeners.
Though it’s enka, the chorus carries a rock-like intensity that suggests a new form of the genre.
It’s a must-listen for those trying to overcome the wounds of lost love or standing at a crossroads in life.
Heart SakeFuji Ayako

This piece seems to ask whether, at heart, men naturally want to be a little needy around the ones they love, and women naturally find such men endearing.
No matter how times change, perhaps the dynamic between men and women won’t really change all that much.
The song portrays an ideal woman, and it naturally comes across that such a woman also knows how to drink well.
No matter how…Nishino Kana

“No matter how much…” not only features a distinctive, gentle melody, but its lyrics also portray the complex emotional currents of love that everyone has experienced at least once, making it irresistibly relatable.
It’s a love ballad in which Kana Nishino sings about the feelings of a woman troubled by love.
PopNishino Kana

It’s a pop and cute song that is so characteristic of Kana Nishino.
Many men are moved by the sight of a woman giving her all.
The lyrics, which portray such a hardworking woman, are particularly striking in this song.
Among her tracks, this one is exceptionally cute and is sure to capture men’s hearts!
around two o’clockaiko

When it comes to love songs, many people immediately think of aiko.
This is a song quintessentially her, capturing the pain and the butterflies of love.
It’s popular for its unique perspective: the protagonist has been cheated on, yet the song explores what happens if she tries to sing about it as positively as possible.
If someone felt about me the way the lyrics describe, I’d find them so dear that I could never cheat.
It’s a song that portrays a woman’s heart—bright yet anguished, and pure.
Classic songs about women: Recommended popular tracks (91–100)
plus-minusaiko

This is a song by aiko, who is very popular as a spokesperson for women’s hearts.
In particular, the music video for this track became a hot topic for its high level of “yandere” vibes, depicting her entering her ex-lover’s room.
While the music video is creepy, the song itself has a cute feel, so it’s recommended for women who are feeling emotionally unwell.

