Masterpieces by girls’ bands with great lyrics
Some people focus on the sound when they listen to music, while others pay attention to the lyrics.
This time, I’ve compiled a selection of songs by Japanese girl bands whose lyrics I’d like you to focus on.
They range from straightforward lyrics to ones that feel cleverly crafted.
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Masterpieces by girls’ bands with great lyrics (21–30)
Samaland in the eveningUlulU

UlulU is a Tokyo-based three-piece girl band that delivers emotionally rich alternative rock with striking vibrancy.
Centered on Kayo Otaki’s warm, sincere vocals and a straight-from-the-garage guitar sound, the band’s uniquely woven sonic world is their key appeal.
They debuted in 2016 with a self-produced EP, and in May 2022 released their album “UlulU,” captivating fans nationwide on tour.
Otaki, who grew up with classical music and switched to rock out of a spirit of rebellion, brings a distinctive background to the group.
With lyrics and melodies that carefully depict everyday scenes and feelings, their music resonates deeply with many listeners—perfect for fans who value honest, down-to-earth emotion.
Goodbye, Liarnolala

Nolala is a Kyoto-born twin-vocal, three-piece girls’ band garnering attention for lyrics woven with delicate emotions and beautiful harmonies.
Since forming in 2017, they’ve won empathy with down-to-earth lyrics and have been energetically active, focusing on live circuits.
They debuted in 2018 with the mini-album “harmony,” and the following year, a tweet by Chiharu sparked over 20,000 likes.
The buzz on social media also boosted sales of their recordings, and the members’ lyrics—based on real-life experiences—together with their lapis-lazuli-colored harmony work have expanded a circle of resonance, especially among young women.
With candid emotional expression and refined performances, nolala delivers music that strikes the heart—making them a perfect band for music fans seeking songs steeped in delicate feelings.
Great songs by girls' bands with good lyrics (31–40)
tinplatethe peggies

The Peggies are a three-piece band, each member brimming with their own unique charm.
Their songs are great, of course, but what really deserves attention is their distinctive lyrical worldview.
The themes feel somewhat dark, yet when you’re on the brink of despair and losing sight of yourself, why not give them a listen?
Goodbye, Identityyonige

They’re a girls’ rock band.
Their appeal, beyond the quality of the band’s sound and melodies, also lies in how realistic the worldview of their lyrics is.
The song I’m introducing this time truly captures that lyrical worldview with a sense of realism, and I think it’s turned out very well.
In this city where the stars can’t be seenЯeal

This is the coupling track for the second single “Kamen Miha Joshi,” titled “In This City Where We Can’t See the Stars.” It’s packed with an overwhelming sense of speed, and the vocals are incredibly expansive—almost like a shout—overflowing with emotion.
The bittersweet yet somehow fleeting lyrical worldview is also one of the song’s highlights.
rosemarykimi to bando

Kimi to Band, a highly skilled girls’ band from Ehime Prefecture, is gaining attention for its unique sound that fuses pop rock and alternative rock.
Formed in March 2020, they have been active energetically, including successfully completing a tour of all 47 prefectures.
In August 2022, they achieved a solo show at Zepp Haneda in record time for an indie band.
The group features a distinctive lineup: Mai Ohno, known as Japan’s most beautiful drummer; Rio Kiyohara, formerly of “Last Idol”; accomplished singer-songwriter Risako Morita; and bassist YUKI.
Through their albums “Kimi to Band no 1” and “kimiban,” they have established a unique world with powerful sound and delicate vocals.
They are the perfect band for listeners seeking commanding live performances and solid musicianship.
It’s okay to cry.tankobuchin

A song called “Naite mo Iindayo” included on the 2015 release TANCOBUCHIN vol.2 -TYPE A-.
The song was originally written by Miyuki Nakajima for Momoiro Clover Z, and this version is arranged for a band.
Its lyrics, which encourage you when you’re feeling down, gently yet powerfully touch the heart.


