[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!
- [Vowing Eternal Love] A Love Song to Sing on Your Special Anniversary
- [Family Love] Masterpieces of Japanese songs that sing about one’s wife
- [Want to overcome it] Love songs for couples and married pairs in a rut
- [Songs to Hear on Anniversaries] Love Songs for Couples That Deepen Your Bond
- [Family Song] A gratitude song that lets you feel the importance of family.
- Masterpieces that sing about marriage. Recommended popular songs.
- Recommended birthday songs to give your beloved boyfriend or husband on his birthday
- Family Song Popular Songs Ranking
- Recommended for couples! Reiwa-era love songs that warm the heart
- [Tearjerker] Songs that make your heart tremble with tears & moving tracks with lyrics that touch the soul
- Famous songs about couples: recommended popular tracks
- A classic Japanese song themed around newlyweds
- [Love Songs That Color Your Wedding] Tears Won’t Stop! A Collection of Timeless and Classic Tearjerkers
[Couple’s Songs] Love Songs to Listen to on Good Couple’s Day and Anniversaries (81–90)
I love youNakajima Mika

Mika Nakashima’s sixth single, released in 2003, is “Aishiteru” (“I Love You”).
It’s a love song notable for its extremely direct lyrics and ranked fourth on the Oricon singles chart.
Nakashima sings the repeatedly used phrase “aishiteru” in various vocal tones, as if expressing inner fluctuations such as firm resolve and anxious feelings.
On an anniversary with your partner, why not skip the roundabout gestures and convey your feelings straightforwardly?
Imperial Regent Declarationsadamasashi
Masashi Sada’s song “Kanpaku Sengen” (The Lord’s Declaration), released in 1979, is one of his signature hits and became a hugely popular staple at weddings.
In 1994, he released “Kanpaku Shikkaku” (The Lord’s Downfall) as an answer song to “Kanpaku Sengen,” depicting the sad fate of a husband who couldn’t keep up with the times.
Men over 60 may find these songs nostalgic, so why not listen to “Kanpaku Sengen” and “Kanpaku Shikkaku” and take the opportunity to express your daily gratitude to your wife?
Married Couple BoatMikasa Yūko

Enka, which has long resonated in the hearts of the Japanese, often features songs about married couples.
Perhaps enka is the genre that most deeply sings of the bonds and resolve between husband and wife.
Released in 1979, this song became a long-running hit and sold over a million copies.
Just as the bond between a couple is built over a long time, maybe this song seeps deeper into the heart each time you listen to it.
I’m moved by the depth of its lyrics.
To you, beloved just as you areDISH//

An encouraging song whose message—cherishing your true, authentic self—resonates deeply.
Its lyrics speak of loving even the moments when you squint your eyes and look ahead, and when tears fall, and its warm vocals that embrace everyone leave a lasting impression.
Released in September 2021, the track was featured in a commercial for Sunstar’s Ora2 me Aroma Flavor Collection toothpaste.
The lyrics were written by Takumi Kitamura, the vocalist of DISH//, and the composition by Daichi Izumi, the drummer.
It’s a song that accompanies anniversaries with a partner and precious moments spent with someone special.
bow knotAimer

We’re captivated by Aimer’s voice, which tugs at the heartstrings.
Her song “Chouchou Musubi” is her 11th single, released in 2016, produced by RADWIMPS’ Yojiro Noda, who also joined on chorus.
Aimer’s vocals combined with Noda’s lyrics create something profoundly moving.
The “butterfly knot” you tie when lacing shoes is used as a metaphor for balance and bonds between people, and it’s striking how well that applies to human relationships—you can’t help but listen closely.
It’s a song that reminds us to reexamine care and balance, even with someone you’ve been with for many years.




