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

KaleidoscopeFurukawa Makoto

Makoto Furukawa 7th Single “Kaleidoscope” MUSIC VIDEO

A single that paints a refreshing landscape evoking the arrival of spring.

Makoto Furukawa’s clear, transparent vocals resonate with the heart.

Released in June 2024, this work is a concept single themed around encounters and farewells.

Its mid-tempo, breezy sound feels pleasant, and the lyrics reflect Furukawa’s own delicate sensibilities.

You can sense the care in the choice of words.

It’s a gentle song that stays close to the beginning of a new season.

Why not listen to it on the spring breeze? It’s sure to bring you a sense of calm.

It was spring, wasn’t it?yoshida takurou

It Was Spring... Takuro Yoshida

This song, known as one of Takuro Yoshida’s signature works, is included on the 1972 album “Genki Desu.” Its gentle melody tenderly embraces the bittersweet feelings of recalling a past love with the arrival of spring.

Yoshida’s delicate vocals convey the preciousness of the things that fade away with the passage of time.

It’s best heard on a quiet night when you can sense the changing seasons—a perfect track for anyone who wants to cherish the memories of spring that linger in the heart.

cherry (sweet cherry; cherry fruit)Otsuka Ai

Ai Otsuka / Sakuranbo

A classic love song by Ai Otsuka—an artist loved by people of all genders—for its uplifting lyrics and irresistibly cute, captivating voice.

The song’s lyrics, which portray the happiness of spending blissful days with someone you love, have made it especially popular, and its up-tempo feel makes it a great pick for spring.

SakuraŌhashi Torio

Ohashi Trio / Sakura

This is a spring song by Ohashi Trio, released in 2013.

It likens the spring season—full of meetings and farewells—to fluttering cherry blossom petals.

With lyrics that capture the bittersweet pain of parting from someone you care about and Ohashi Trio’s gentle vocals, it’s a perfect track for a sentimental spring.

SAKURA DropsUtada Hikaru

Hikaru Utada – SAKURA Drops

A signature spring song by Hikaru Utada, released in 2002.

Its vivid yet wistful and powerful world really moves you, doesn’t it? I remember being truly shocked the first time I heard it back then.

The lyrics empathize with the feelings after a breakup, singing about a heart that grows and moves forward with the arrival of spring.

I’m sure it will give courage to anyone who wants to come back even stronger this spring.

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cherry blossom frontKoyanagi Rumiko

Cherry Blossom Front by Rumiko Koyanagi

This song delicately portrays the feelings of a woman traveling across Japan with the cherry blossom season.

Rumiko Koyanagi’s warm, heartfelt voice truly resonates.

Released in January 1976, the song features memorable lyrics that evoke the arrival of spring and a fresh start.

Spring scenes from places like Shinshū and the Seto Inland Sea are beautifully depicted.

While holding on to memories of the past, the lyrics also convey a sense of anticipation for a new season, offering comfort to listeners.

It might be the perfect track for those beginning a new chapter in spring or those who have experienced a farewell with someone dear.

When the cherry blossoms bloom, why not listen to it quietly?

Mischief of the spring breezeYamaguchi Momoe

Momoe Yamaguchi – Prank of the Spring Breeze

This was Momoe Yamaguchi’s fourth single, released on March 1, 1974.

It portrays a girl’s loneliness and anxiety after a quarrel, set against a spring landscape where the chill still lingers.

Momoe Yamaguchi was 15 at the time of release, and her clear, pure voice really tugs at the heart.

The song is also included on the album “15-sai no Theme: Momoe no Kisetsu” and went on to become one of the key tracks in her career.

It’s a song that feels like it will stay close to anyone who’s had a fight with their lover or is feeling lonely.