A spring song with great lyrics. A lovely message that touches the heart.

GraduaterShiina Hekiru

Graduater

Known for its powerful vocals and uplifting message that champions youth, this is a must-have fan favorite at Hekiru Shiina’s live shows.

It vividly portrays the protagonist’s feelings as they cherish bonds with friends and companions while stepping forward toward their own future.

Even when faced with setbacks and doubts, the unwavering will to keep looking ahead and fighting on resonates deeply, carried by a passionate melody.

Since its release in January 1998, it has been widely supported by fans and was included on the album “Baby Blue Eyes.” The guitar work featuring DAITA from SIAM SHADE further enhances the song’s appeal.

It’s a highly recommended track for anyone about to take a new step or for those who want to cheer on someone striving toward their dreams.

Is spring here yet?Hamada Masatoshi

Is spring here yet?

Produced by Tamio Okuda, this song centers on themes of travel and self-discovery, distinguished by a warm atmosphere that gently embraces the feelings of a solitary traveler.

With delicate lyrics, it portrays a man striving to find his true self within the vastness of the universe.

Released in December 1997, the track was featured as the campaign song for JR East’s “JR Ski Ski,” and became a hit, reaching No.

8 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

Okuda’s signature simple, comfortable melody beautifully captures the longing for spring’s arrival, making it a song that resonates with those who look forward to a new season or are determined to walk their own path.

I will die in the spring.Yuki Satoru

“In Spring, I Will Disappear” Yuuki Akira MV

Singer-songwriter Kei Yuki, who began her career at 14 primarily on video-sharing platforms and has drawn attention as a “digital-native generation’s musical expressionist,” continues to captivate audiences.

Her 11th digital single, “In Spring, I Disappear,” is a moving piece featuring a delicate ensemble centered on piano and acoustic guitar.

The poignant message and melody evoke the bittersweetness of the spring season.

It’s a spring song that conveys a fleeting allure, marked by a beautiful yet powerful worldview.

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If I could become a birdAikawa Nanase

If I could become a bird

Speaking of Nanase Aikawa, her hard rock numbers like “Yume Miru Shoujo ja Irarenai” and “Sweet Emotion” are famous, right? At the same time, she has plenty of great ballads as well.

Among them, “Tori ni Naretara” is a hidden gem included as the B-side to the hit single “Trouble Maker.” The lyrics are sprinkled with words that evoke an April sky, and together with a melody that recalls traditional Japanese music, it becomes a profoundly flavorful number!

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The Beginningayaka

Ayaka / Beginning Time Music Video

A song distinguished by its warm, heartfelt vocals and lyrics that touch the soul.

It’s included on Ayaka’s first album after resuming her career, The beginning.

Centered on themes of new beginnings and personal growth, it portrays the journey of overcoming sorrow and farewells, and gaining kindness and new encounters.

It’s especially recommended for spring, when new chapters often begin, or at life’s turning points.

The lyrics, reflecting Ayaka’s own experiences, will resonate with listeners, offering courage and hope.

spring calmMainosora

spring calm

Mai-no-Sora’s “Haru-nagi” resounds with a gentle yet powerful melody that feels like a symbol of spring’s arrival.

Included on her debut single released on February 8, 2023, the song brings a sense of peace to those who listen.

It offers a glimpse into who she is, with lyrics that tenderly express gratitude to her family and quietly give you a push toward a new season.

To everyone facing graduation or a new chapter in life, if you ever feel a little lonely, give this song a listen.

Like a warm spring breeze, it will surely wrap you in gentle comfort.

JourneyFuji Kaze

Fujii Kaze – Tabiji (Official Video)

A gem of a ballad by Fujii Kaze that likens life to a journey, wrapping reflections on past mistakes, the importance of learning, and an unchanging state of heart in his gentle, warm vocals.

It has a nostalgic atmosphere and a pleasant sound, as if you’re flipping through a photo album of your youth.

Released digitally in March 2021, the song was written as the theme for TV Asahi’s Thursday drama “Nijiiro Carte.” It is also included on the album “LOVE ALL SERVE ALL,” showcasing Fujii’s kindness and deeply human expressiveness to the fullest.

Highly recommended for anyone starting a new chapter in life or looking back on memories with dear friends.