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

Come, spring.Matsutōya Yumi

Spring, Come – Yumi Matsutoya (Full)

“Haru yo, Koi” (“Come, Spring”) portrays a heartfelt longing for the arrival of spring.

It was released in 1994 by the beloved singer-songwriter Yumi Matsutoya, cherished by listeners across generations.

Widely regarded as a classic spring song, its melody, imbued with a distinctly Japanese atmosphere, soothes the soul.

The lyrics are striking, evoking scenes that range from reminiscing about nostalgic memories to hoping for a reunion with someone dear.

Accompanied by a piano-centered, beautiful melody, this masterpiece unfolds a nostalgic landscape before your eyes.

Why not listen to this spring song, filled with phrases that let you feel the beauty of the Japanese language?

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EnchantedSaucy Dog

Saucy Dog “Enchanted” Music Video

This is a love song by Saucy Dog that weaves together a modern form of romance connected through a calling app, set to a warm, comforting melody.

It gently portrays those precious moments when hearts draw close through a screen even when far apart, expressing the genuine affection that flows within digital connections.

Released in March 2022, it served as the theme song for ABEMA’s dating show “Koisuru ♡ Shūmatsu Homestay 2022 Spring,” enriching the show’s world.

It’s a heartwarming track that keeps you company when you want to look back on bittersweet memories of love or savor time with someone special.

SAKURAikimonogakari

Ikimono-gakari “SAKURA” Music Video

When it comes to songs you want to listen to in spring, “sakura songs” are a must.

Among them, Ikimono-gakari’s SAKURA is a classic, often played at graduation ceremonies.

Don’t you ever find yourself feeling nostalgic or a little wistful when cherry blossom season arrives? The lyrics of this song weave together memories that surface whenever we see the blossoms, and the image of falling petals overlapping with the singer’s own heart—deeply moving, aren’t they? Yoshoka’s voice, which seems to sing those feelings just as they are, resonates poignantly.

It’s a piece I especially hope those about to graduate will listen to.

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When the fleabanes bloomNogizaka 46

Nogizaka46 'When the Harujion Blooms' Short Ver.

Nogizaka46, the idol group boasting nationwide popularity, released Harujion ga Saku Koro in 2016.

With its lyrics themed around a plant that blooms in spring, it evokes vivid images of rich natural scenery.

The song expresses a love directed at someone who seems fragile and almost about to vanish.

Its beautiful, string-led melody and the members’ vocals convey pure emotions.

Comparing a loved one to a flower, it’s a track filled with bittersweet yet heartwarming feelings.

How about spending your spring accompanied by its crystal-clear sound?

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10-year cherry blossomsAKB48

[MV full] 10nen Zakura / AKB48 [Official]

“10nen Zakura” (“10-Year Cherry Blossom”) is a song that vows a reunion with someone precious with whom you shared your school days.

It was released in 2009 by the nationally popular idol group AKB48.

The track features a dynamic sound powerful enough to blow away the loneliness and heartache of parting.

It portrays the genuine feelings of students on the verge of graduation, singing about the hope of the day they can meet their loved one again.

It’s a song that conveys the joy of having met someone you love and the importance of continuing to cherish those feelings.

Give this graduation song a listen—one that sings of a love that remains unchanged no matter how much time passes.

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A single petal of cherry blossomMISIA

MISIA – One Petal of Cherry Blossom

MISIA’s “Sakura Hitohira,” which evokes the breath of spring, is a moving masterpiece released on February 18, 2015.

Centered on sakura—an emblem of Japan—the song is also deeply remembered as the theme for TV Tokyo’s drama special The Eternal Zero.

The lyrics, written by MISIA herself, carry a wish for peace and inscribe a powerful message that gently resonates with listeners’ hearts.

It’s a song that gives you the courage to keep walking toward the future at any time, making it a perfect recommendation to herald the start of a new season.

As you listen, try picturing warm air and cherry blossom petals dancing through the sky.

You, Meguru, MeHata Motohiro

You, Meguru, Me

Released in 2008, this is Motohiro Hata’s fourth single, which was used as the opening theme for the anime ItaKiss (Itazura na Kiss).

Its catchy melody that evokes a balmy spring and its positive lyrics make it a perfect song for the spring season of new beginnings.