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 (1–10)
i love youchanmina
Crafted by Chanmina, known by the nickname “Beyoncé of Nerima,” this song is imbued with a poignant desire to affirm one’s existence through the gaze of a loved one.
While carrying her own fragility and wavering, the lyrics resonate by honestly expressing feelings for someone dear.
The choice to start the title in lowercase reflects the artist’s wish to convey a reserved, understated emotion.
The layered, multi-tiered choruses leave a strong impression, carefully shaping the song’s emotional depth.
Released in October 2025, the track was written as the theme song for the double-lead drama “Fake Mommy,” starring Haru and Rina Kawaei.
Its exploration of reexamining love amid life’s changing phases aligns with the drama’s worldview.
It’s a perfect song for anyone who struggles to be straightforward in front of the person they like, yet still longs to convey their feelings.
planetariumOtsuka Ai
Ai Otsuka’s iconic song was released in September 2005 as the image song for the drama “Boys Over Flowers.” It beautifully portrays memories of a lost first love while gazing up at the starry sky.
The quiet melody that opens into a soaring chorus is striking, and the aching feelings of love hit close to the heart.
Ai Otsuka, at 19, was moved by the starry sky she saw over the dark sea in Ishikawa Prefecture and composed this song.
In a dreamlike, planetarium-like space, one hopes to preserve memories with someone special forever… You can feel the pure emotions of a woman in that wish.
If you want to soothe a heart hurt by unrequited love or heartbreak, give it a listen.
roseTsuchiya Anna
This is one of Anna Tsuchiya’s signature songs, known for its powerful vocals and memorable melody.
The themes of “the need for love” and “the pain of losing love,” combined with its cool, rock-driven sound, leave a deep impression on listeners.
Released in June 2006, it was also used as the theme song for the anime NANA.
It reached No.
6 on the Oricon charts and captured the hearts of many listeners.
Packed with Anna Tsuchiya’s appeal, this track is especially recommended when you’re going through heartbreak or feeling lonely.
Her strong, cool vocal presence is sure to give you courage.
User ManualNishino Kana
This song portrays the delicate emotions of women through the fresh, inventive concept of an “instruction manual.” The phrase, “If I start to feel a bit worn and your eyes begin to wander, remember the day we first met,” expresses a woman’s wish for unwavering love.
Released in September 2015, it was also chosen as the theme song for the film No Longer Heroine (Heroine Shikkaku).
It resonated with many people, including through appearances at the 2015 and 2018 Kohaku Uta Gassen.
It’s a recommended track not only for women struggling with their relationships, but also for men who want to understand a woman’s heart.
MUSEME:I
ME:I is a girl group born from an audition program, also known for winning the New Artist Award at the 66th Japan Record Awards.
Released as their third single in April 2025, this song portrays a girl who chases her idol and eventually becomes a “muse” herself—someone’s goddess—delivering a track that feels both powerful and beautiful.
Its urban ensemble, blending funk and city pop, contrasts with hopeful vocals, lifting your spirits just by listening.
The song was also featured in an NTT Docomo commercial.
It’s a modern pop tune that gives a push to anyone pursuing their dreams.
VenusYURIYAN RETRIEVER
A multi-entertainer gaining international attention, YURIYAN RETRIEVER releases her second single.
Dropped in September 2025, this track delivers a powerful message against judging people by appearances.
Continuing her self-produced approach from her debut single “YURIYAN TIME,” it boldly declares that true worth lies within.
It’s a song that reminds you you’re an irreplaceable goddess—perfect for moments when you’ve lost confidence or feel worn down by others’ opinions.
threadNakajima Miyuki
This song, known as one of Miyuki Nakajima’s signature works, features outstanding lyrics that liken encounters and bonds between people to a woven fabric.
It was included on the album “EAST ASIA” in February 1992, but its popularity surged after it was used as the theme song for the drama “Procession of Saints” in February 1998.
In 2020, it received even more attention when it was adapted into a film starring Masaki Suda and Nana Komatsu.
The lyrics, which depict the miracles of encounters in life, resonate with many people regardless of gender.
It is often sung softly at weddings and in farewells with loved ones.