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[Masterpieces Singing the Goddess] A Comprehensive Introduction from Showa-Era Songs to the Latest Hit Tracks

One of the wonders of music is that it can take as its subject not only visible things, but also the sublime and the unseen.

In this article, we’ve gathered Japanese songs with the theme of “goddess” from among the endlessly rich possibilities of music.

There are many words that signify a goddess, such as Aphrodite, Venus, and Muse.

And the term doesn’t only refer to celestial beings—it can also describe someone you love or admire.

So, what kinds of goddesses will appear in the songs we’re introducing this time? We hope you enjoy them as you savor the lyrics.

[Masterpieces Singing of Goddesses] A Comprehensive Showcase from Showa-Era Songs to the Latest Hit Tracks (41–50)

Where does the goddess smile?AKB48 chīmu sapuraizu

"Where Does the Goddess Smile?" MV / AKB48 [Official]
Where does the goddess smile?AKB48 chīmu sapuraizu

“Where Does the Goddess Smile?” is a single released in 2013 by AKB48 Team Surprise.

AKB48 Team Surprise is a unit formed for the pachinko game “Pachinko AKB48.” The lineup varies depending on the time.

Invincible VenusGO-BANG’S

GO-BANG’S “Invincible Venus”
Invincible VenusGO-BANG'S

Invincible Venus is the fifth single by GO-BANG’S, released in 1990.

Breaking up with someone you love is painful, but it makes you stronger.

That’s why, in that moment, you’re an invincible Venus.

It’s a very cool expression.

Goddess’s KissPES from RIP SLYME

[MV] PES from RIP SLYME – Goddess's Kiss
Goddess's KissPES from RIP SLYME

“Megami no KISS” was the first solo debut single by PES from RIP SLYME, released in 2012.

It was also used as the theme song for the drama “Legal High.” Although RIP SLYME is known for rap, this track leans more toward a sung pop style.

In conclusion

Even songs labeled as “goddess-themed” are far too diverse to lump together—each one approaches the idea with its own distinctive twist.

It might be fun to listen while comparing the “goddess” you envision with the versions interpreted by the artists.