[Couple's Song] Love Songs to Listen to on Good Couple Day and Anniversaries
We’re introducing songs themed around “marriage” as well as recommendations we’d love couples to listen to together!
Moments of joy, moments of sadness, things you worked hard on side by side.
A partner who shares so much time with you and supports you—that reassuring presence is what we call a “married couple.”
There may be times when you argue, but by taking things one step at a time and learning to understand each other, your bond will only grow stronger.
In this article, we’ve gathered affectionate songs perfect for couples to enjoy on Good Couple’s Day or on your wedding anniversary.
If you want to listen to classics that sing about married life, express everyday gratitude to your partner, or find songs about marriage to use at your wedding, be sure to check these out!
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[Couple Songs] Love Songs to Listen to on Good Couple Day and Anniversaries (61–70)
HikariAndrop
Formed in 2008, androp is a four-piece rock band that achieved the rare feat of performing at SUMMER SONIC the following year, even before releasing any recordings.
This is their 10th single.
Chosen as the theme song for the TV drama “Good Doctor,” the track features a beautiful arrangement highlighting piano and strings, supported by a powerful band sound that truly moves you.
The lyrics—expressing the desire to be with a loved one no matter the circumstances—remind us of the easily forgotten feelings we have toward those we take for granted.
With its emotional melody and dramatic progression reinforcing its precious message, it’s the perfect number to listen to on Good Couple’s Day.
Husband and Wife MirrorsMiyaji Osamu
After the breakup of Tonosama Kings, their vocalist, Osamu Miyaji, released this song as a solo artist in the early 2000s, but it was originally a hit in the 1970s—a song about a married couple.
The opening lyrics convey what marriage was like back then.
It may feel outdated, but perhaps it continues to be sung because the feelings it expresses are something everyone harbors in a corner of their heart for the partner with whom they walk through life.
A Married Couple’s Good FortuneIshikawa Sayuri
It’s the kind of enka song about a married couple that makes you say, “If a wife gave her husband a song like this, he’d be moved to tears with joy!” It’s a piece I want couples who have spent many years together, supporting each other, to hear.
Precisely because they’ve shared joys and sorrows and overcome many trials side by side, this song will resonate deeply in their hearts.
Because of YouJUJU
A heartwarming masterpiece of a love ballad that gently embraces the deep bond between two people.
It delicately portrays how life changes through a fateful encounter and carefully weaves feelings for a loved one.
Released by JUJU in March 2017, this song was written as the theme for the Japanese-dubbed version of the film “Passengers.” In February 2017, it also collaborated with a wedding information website, creating a lyric video that featured memorable photos submitted by fans—an initiative that touched many hearts.
It’s also recommended as BGM to color special moments, such as anniversaries and weddings.
I don’t mean to sound surprised, but…matsumura kanau
“You’re my reason to live—I love you unbearably.” It’s a very heartwarming love song that captures everyday moments with a live-in partner.
Watching him, a little absent-minded yet earnestly trying to express his love in his own clumsy way, you can’t help but smile.
Kanau Matsumura’s gentle vocals beautifully convey this warm worldview.
Released in October 2024, the song also drew attention for its music video featuring comedian Donguri Takeshi and actress Non Nagisa.
After listening, you might find your partner’s little slip-ups even more endearing than before.
Stay by my side.Ketsumeishi
This is a heartwarming love song filled with the desire to stay with the one you love forever.
Released in June 2005, the track showcases Ketsumeishi’s distinctive reggae sound while expressing deep affection for a partner and the strength of their bond.
The lyrics recall memories of the day they first met and how the other’s smile lingers in the heart, resonating deeply with listeners.
You can also feel the strength to overcome anxiety and loneliness as the two build a future together.
It’s recommended not only for couples considering marriage, but also for those who have just started dating.
Why not listen to it with someone special and reaffirm your feelings for each other?
Person of eleganceMioka Shota
Shota Mitsugaoka leaves a strong impression with his bow tie and friendly demeanor.
Despite the nickname “Nostalgic-Melody Boy,” his solid, steady vocal power has earned high praise across the industry.
Marking the 10th anniversary of his debut, he has delivered this new work.
The song is a ‘married-couple ballad’ that differs from the travel-themed enka he has excelled at so far, depicting the strength of a woman who single-mindedly supports the one she loves.
Even amid adversity, the protagonist never loses hope; her figure overlaps with Mitsugaoka’s sincere voice, warmly enveloping the listener’s heart.