Songs with titles that start with “Ha.” Lots that evoke the seasons!

Dancing in SpringNEW!Ado

[Ado] Dancing in Spring - 'Kyo Suki ni Narimashita.' ver.

Sung by Ado, “Haru ni Mau” was produced as the theme song for ABEMA’s dating reality series “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita,” and will be released digitally in May 2026.

Riding on an up-tempo, exhilarating sound, it vividly captures the sparkle and poignancy of the moment you realize you’re in love.

Its expansive vocals and a melody that seems to lift the emotions step by step are signature charms of this track.

It’s a perfect pop tune for those sensing the start of a new romance or looking back on memories of youth.

Love at TwentyNEW!Lamp

Hatachi No Koi

This is a song by Lamp, an indie pop band known for their captivating sound that weaves city pop and bossa nova through their own unique interpretation.

It’s the eighth track on the classic album “Lamp Gensou,” released in 2008, and it remains enduringly popular.

Scenes of spring petals and the passing of youth are rendered through Kahori Sakakibara’s clear, translucent vocals and delicate arrangements.

Discovered by overseas listeners through subscription services like Spotify, the band has garnered cross-border support in recent years, even scheduling tours in North America and Latin America.

It’s a perfect number for a leisurely afternoon on a day off, when you want to bask in a nostalgic mood.

bouquetNEW!back number

back number – Bouquet (full)

A song released as back number’s second single in June 2011.

It was featured as the ending theme of TBS’s music program “COUNT DOWN TV,” among others, and became one of the band’s signature tracks that greatly boosted their recognition.

Through realistic conversations between lovers, it carefully portrays down-to-earth emotions—wanting to stay together despite anxieties about the future.

The key change up by a semitone in the final chorus perfectly mirrors the protagonist’s emotional shift, as this awkward character musters a bit of courage to take a step forward.

It’s a warm song that gently encourages people struggling with everyday love or feeling a little uncertain about the future they’ll walk with someone important.

The Wind of BeginningsNEW!Hirahara Ayaka

The Wind of Beginnings

This song overflows with a forward-looking energy that gives you the courage to take a step toward a new place.

Ayaka Hirahara’s vocals—renowned across genres from classical to pop—match beautifully with the grand, string-laden melody.

The lyrics describe believing in yourself and moving toward the future even while carrying anxieties, making it a positive song that feels like a refreshing breeze gently nudging you forward.

It’s included on her fourth album, “4tsu no L,” released in March 2006.

The track was also used as the opening theme for the NHK-aired anime “The Story of Saiunkoku,” adding beautiful color to the world of the series.

It’s perfect for anyone about to start a new chapter in life, such as entering school or beginning a job.

HUGsNEW!Paledusk

Paledusk / HUGs (Official Music Video)

Paledusk, with their intense band sound and unpredictable twists, are leading the next generation of the loud scene.

Their track “HUGs,” released in July 2025, was written as the opening theme for the TV anime “Gachiakuta.” Tying together the protagonist’s resolve to face unreasonable circumstances with the band’s aggressive yet catchy musical style, this song brims with energy befitting a major-label debut.

Its rollercoaster-like structure, unfolding without a moment to breathe, delivers a powerful thrill to listeners.

The sound, blending diverse elements like metal and hip-hop, is perfect for blowing off everyday steam.

Letting out a full-throttle shout during the melodious chorus feels like it could blast away all your built-up stress!

HummingNEW!Saucy Dog

Humming

This is a warm song written by vocalist Shinya Ishihara based on childhood memories with his father.

It depicts small everyday moments between parent and child—like pouting because they couldn’t go fishing—and draws you into a realistic family scene.

Included on the album “Blue Period,” released in October 2019, the track features a simple band arrangement and a conversational melody.

Without idealizing the father too much, it honestly sings about the clumsy distance between parent and child.

It’s perfect for those who feel a bit shy about expressing gratitude head-on to listen to together on a weekend drive.

Why not gently share your feelings on Father’s Day, accompanied by the tender sounds of Saucy Dog?

HallelujahNEW![Alexandros]

[Alexandros] – Hallelujah (Anime MV) ‘Fist of the North Star’ Opening Theme

This piece was chosen as the opening theme for the anime Fist of the North Star and centers on the theme of “What is strength?” It’s a rock tune defined by invigorating, fast-paced freshness and a grand, large-scale band ensemble.

Released back in April 2026, it brings the driving force to usher in a new chapter of the story.

The uplifting melodies characteristic of [Alexandros] instantly raise the listener’s excitement.

The build-up in intensity toward the chorus makes it perfect for letting loose and shouting your heart out at karaoke.

Belt it out with all your might as if blowing away the pressures of daily life, and you’ll feel refreshed for sure.

Highly recommended for anyone who wants to relieve stress by singing at the top of their lungs.