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An emotional song sung by an idol—tear-jerking tracks filled with a range of feelings.

If you’re an idol fan, you probably have a few favorite songs that move you to tears whenever you hear them.

Beyond the lyrics themselves, there are many songs that move us because of the stories behind them—like the members’ feelings infused into the music and their live performances.

In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of touching songs by idols all at once.

Each track has its own story, so be sure to listen while reading the lyrics.

Touching songs sung by idols: tear-jerking tracks filled with a range of emotions (41–50)

Only bots / Nothing but botsfantomu shiitaa

Phantom Theta 'All Just Bots' (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)
Only bots / Nothing but botsfantomu shiitaa

The eighth digital single, released in November 2025, is a Showa disco-style dance tune from Phantom Theta, a retro-horror-themed idol group produced by Ado.

It portrays the anxiety of falling in love with an ideal partner while not knowing whether they’re genuine or a fake, alongside a heartfelt yearning to be loved by someone anyway.

Set to a retro-pop sound, the song expresses the protagonist’s struggle to seek pure love in a world full of knockoffs.

Written and composed by Sasaki Kissa, it captures a world where cuteness and horror coexist, showcasing Phantom Theta’s multifaceted appeal in its most catchy form.

It’s the kind of track you’ll want to listen to when you’re struggling with online communication or craving a genuine connection.

That is a fairy.Boku ga mitakatta aozora

The Blue Sky I Wanted to See / “That’s a Fairy” Music Video [4K]
That is a fairy.Boku ga mitakatta aozora

Debuting in 2023 and winning the Best New Artist Award at the Japan Record Awards in just one year, Boku ga Mitakatta Aozora are set to release their 7th single in December 2025.

The title track is a classic winter first-love song with lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto and music by Daisuke Shirai.

It tells a poignant story of a boy who is captivated by a girl he glimpses by chance on a train platform, and, seeing her as delicate like a fairy, keeps searching for her every morning.

Vivid scenes—winter uniforms, scarves, and crowded trains—tug at the heart, and it’s impossible not to empathize with the protagonist, who senses the love may never be fulfilled yet still engraves the feeling of “I truly fell in love.” The music video, featuring Ami Kanazawa in the center playing a transfer student, has drawn attention for its direction that shifts between reality and imagination.

Highly recommended for anyone who wants to revisit a softly bittersweet page of youth.

Now, the moon is waxing≒JOY

≒JOY (Nearly Equal Joy) / “Now, the Moon Is Full” [Full MV] Nationwide Tour 2025 Theme Song
Now, the moon is waxing≒JOY

≒JOY is an idol group that has been on a remarkable run since their debut in January 2024.

Released digitally in August 2025, this song is a love ballad that sings of pure feelings for someone special.

In fact, it’s a cover of a track that Ms.

Sashihara once wrote for HKT48.

The refreshing sound arrangement evokes the image of a star-studded night sky.

It’s the perfect dose of idol pop for when you want to immerse yourself in single-minded love.

TwinkleStartChou Tokimeki♡Sendenbu

Cho Tokimeki♡Sendenbu’s “Twinkle Start” is set for release in 2025, and it feels like a song that gently speaks of hope for the future.

Its relaxed tempo is striking, and it evokes an image of earnestly reaching out to each listener’s heart.

The lyrics, which depict how one wants to spend time with someone special, are also memorable, conveying a sense of savoring happiness.

The song is featured in a Pokecolo Twin commercial starring group members Hiyori Sakai and Aki Sugata.

It expresses the excitement of the moment when the two’s story begins.

Reconciliation Cream Puff=LOVE

=LOVE (Equal Love) / 17th Single c/w 'Make-Up Cream Puff' [MV full]
Reconciliation Cream Puff=LOVE

A song by =LOVE that portrays the aftermath of a lovers’ quarrel—wracked by regret, reflection, and self-reproach, and weighed down by anxiety.

Set to a melodious pop tune, it captures the wavering between “Is it their fault? Is it mine?” and a heartfelt wish to make up.

Released on July 31, 2024 as a coupling track to the single “Zettai Idol Yamenai de,” the lyrics were written by producer Rino Sashihara, with Hitomi Takamatsu and Iori Noguchi serving as double centers.

This sweet yet bittersweet story resonates with anyone struggling in a precious relationship where they can’t quite speak their true feelings to the one they love.