A bright love song. A romance track that lifts your spirits and makes you feel positive.
There are many types of love songs—unrequited love songs, mutual love songs, heartbreak songs, and more.
In this article, we’ve carefully selected and brought together “bright, uplifting love songs.”
Some of you may be going through a painful love, but one thing many people in love share is the desire to “make this love come true,” don’t you think?
If you want to boost your spirits and stay positive as you pursue your feelings, we’re introducing songs that are perfect for those moments.
If you like, give them a listen.
May they help your love come to fruition.
Bright love songs. Uplifting romantic tracks (1–10)
SSWNEW!Koresawa
This is the opening track of Koresawa’s album “Korekara,” an upbeat tune that was pre-released in July 2017.
The title stands for “singer-songwriter,” reflecting her resolve and determination to move forward.
The lyrics portray a positive stance that doesn’t let the pain of heartbreak end as mere tragedy, but turns it into laughable memories and fuel to become stronger, gently encouraging anyone who has experienced a breakup.
It’s also charming that the song was nurtured together with fans on site since her live-house days.
A perfect cheer song for those who want to overcome a sad farewell and take another step forward.
Happy EndingNEW!Kamishiraishi Mone × Uchizawa Takahito (androp)
A warm love song that makes you want to honestly share your feelings with someone special.
It’s a collaboration between Mone Kamishiraishi, who is also active as an actress, and Takahito Uchisawa, the vocalist and guitarist of the rock band androp.
Chosen as the theme song for the film L♡DK: Two Loves, Under One Roof released in March 2019, the track—released in April 2019—was later included on the album “i,” which came out in July of the same year.
Uchisawa’s delicate melodies, which gently embrace the anxieties and wavering emotions of being in love, blend with Kamishiraishi’s soft vocals to create a moving experience.
It’s the perfect song to give to someone who wants to cherish the happiness of their current relationship.
I’m in love right now.≒JOY
A bittersweet summer love song told from a male perspective about unrequited feelings.
It captures a rush that makes you want to take off on a bicycle, along with the frustrating distance of watching someone from afar, striking a chord with its purehearted romance.
With lyrics by Rino Sashihara, it was released in August 2025 as part of a “Summer Special Song” project.
The vertically shot school-set music video also drew attention, with its story-driven visuals vividly enhancing the song’s world.
While wishing happiness for the dazzling person they love, the singer laments the ache of not being able to be part of that story.
It’s a must-listen for anyone holding feelings they can’t convey right now, or for those who want to savor the sweet-and-sour taste of love.
Many listeners are sure to relate.
The first person I fell in love withBoku ga mitakatta aozora
This number vividly brings back the bittersweet memories of first love, carried by a breezy ska rhythm.
It’s brimming with positive energy that looks forward even while holding onto a touch of heartache.
It’s a song by Boku ga Mitakatta Aozora, included on Type-A and Type-B of the single “Sukisugite Up and down,” released in November 2024.
The release also features the theme song for the animated film Ganbatte Ikimasshoi, performed by a unit called Kumogumi; center member Eren Sugiura’s expressive performance is especially captivating.
The music video unfolds a story set at a school, offering a world where acting and dance merge.
When a fleeting moment brings back memories of an old romance, listening to this song will surely lift your spirits.
Tell me your phone number!≒JOY
≒JOY, an idol group that captures the fluttering thrill of first love as you think about your crush.
This track, the title song of their 4th single releasing in February 2026, is a number that sings of the impulse of unrequited love.
With classic J-POP sounds that sparkle with romantic feelings and a chorus that suddenly turns up the heat of love, it’s a song even those who don’t usually listen to idol music can get hooked on thanks to its catchy melody.
Kanoa Amano serves as center—listen to the lyrics that wish to bravely close the distance with the one she likes.
In the music video released in January 2026, the dance performed under a shower of numbers leaves a strong impression.
If there’s someone you’re interested in, listening to this will give you the courage to take a step forward.
A bouquet with loveSuperfly
It’s a love song that reminds us that the everyday scenes we share are more precious than any flashy production.
Lyrics that liken gratitude and unwavering love for a partner to a bouquet ride on Shiho Ochi’s powerful yet warm vocals and reach the heart.
Released in February 2008 as the fourth single, the song drew major attention as the theme for the drama “Edison no Haha.” It’s also included on the classic album “Superfly,” and has now become indispensable as a staple for weddings and anniversaries.
Perfect for those thinking about a White Day gift or wanting to convey their feelings to someone special.
If saying “thank you” in words feels a bit embarrassing, why not send that feeling along with this song?
A heart tied with a ribbonKaneyori Masaru
Adorning a crush with a ribbon, wishing that special someone would notice—such tender, bittersweet feelings are captured in this song by Kaneyori Masaru.
Released digitally in November 2025, it features breezy guitar rock and an effervescent melody that feels refreshing, brightening the listener’s heart.
The music video featuring influencer Aoi Nagase became a hot topic, and many likely related to the effort of polishing oneself for love.
Packed with the band’s charm, this track was released after the mini-album “To Us Who Won’t Live in Yesterday.” It’s perfect as BGM for making chocolates or as a pep song when you need the courage to confess—give it a listen.