[Love Songs] Carefully selected Japanese tracks that comfort feelings of anxiety!
Even when you know there’s no point in overthinking, you can still feel anxious, right?
Especially in love, there are so many things to worry about—like not knowing how the other person feels, or wondering if they might be cheating.
In this article, we’ve gathered love songs that empathize with those emotions.
Let yourself cry to tracks that mirror your state of mind, or take a bold new step with songs that give you courage!
With the power of music, may your life from tomorrow on feel a little more comfortable.
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[Love Songs] Carefully Selected Japanese Tracks to Soothe Your Anxious Heart (1–10)
miracleUru
When you think about your partner or someone dear to you, you can sometimes be overwhelmed with anxiety, right? What supports people like that is “Kiseki” (Miracle).
It was released in 2017 by singer-songwriter Uru and was used as the theme song for the drama “Kounodori.” Its simple piano sound and beautiful strings are striking.
Her voice, full of clarity, gently envelops the anxieties of love.
Since it has a slow tempo, give it a listen when you want to calm your mind.
Only for you, clear skiesYorushika
On days when your heart is heavy with bittersweet feelings, you can’t help but crave a refreshing uptempo track, right? Yorushika’s “Just a Sunny Day for You,” included on their 2018 release “No Encore for the Loser,” is a song whose music video evokes a strong sense of youth.
It opens with technically intricate guitar work and settles into a sentimental sound.
It’s also recommended if you want to reminisce about the sweet-and-sour days of school life.
This rock number gently gives a push to those in love and those troubled by loves of the past.
doorGReeeeN
This is a song I want people to listen to as they stand on the brink of a new life, about to open a new door.
When you listen to it, even if you feel like you’re being crushed by anxiety, you remember that tomorrow will still come, and that your door belongs to you alone—so don’t hesitate, take the next step forward with confidence.
[Love Songs] Carefully Selected Japanese Tracks That Soothe Anxiety (11–20)
planetariumOtsuka Ai
If you want to express your feelings to someone you love but can’t bring yourself to speak, the song I want you to listen to on such nights is “Planetarium.” It was released in 2005 by singer-songwriter Ai Otsuka and was used as the image song for the drama Boys Over Flowers.
Featuring fireworks, shakuhachi tones, and a beautiful, Japanese-style string arrangement, it’s a track that shines.
It’s the kind of melody you find yourself wanting to hear when you’re feeling sentimental.
Her cute mixed voice is soothing, too.
It’s a song that feels like it stays by your side and watches over you when you can’t be with your lover or someone important to you.
fragileEvery Little Thing
This is probably the favorite song for many ELT fans.
It honestly expresses the feelings of a girl who becomes anxious when she falls in love.
The melody is lovely, and the lyrics really sink into your heart.
It’s okaywacci
This is a wacci song that stays close to the anxieties and worries of love.
It carries a warm message: there’s a smile you can show precisely because you’ve shed tears.
Embracing listeners’ hearts and giving them courage, the track was released in 2015 and was chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama “37.5°C no Namida.” It’s truly a cheer song that gently encourages people facing various challenges in life.
By teaching the importance of acknowledging one’s vulnerabilities, this piece is a perfect match for those feeling uneasy in their romantic relationships.
To all my ex-girlfriendsKoresawa
Koresawa’s song is a heartfelt gift to her ex’s former girlfriends, packed with humor and gratitude.
With a breezy, country-tinged sound, it strikes a perfect balance in expressing complex feelings about past relationships.
Released in September 2024, the track ties in with her first nationwide “Kore Theater” series tour in about six years, and it’s been a hot topic among fans.
Many listeners will likely nod along to its message: “Today’s happiness exists because of past relationships.” It’s a recommended track for anyone struggling with how a relationship ended or hoping to view their past loves in a more positive light.