[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 That Soothe Anxiety (51–60)
B.M.S.idom
A bittersweet yet warm love song has been born.
With idom’s gentle vocals and delicate melody that seep into the heart, this piece tenderly portrays everyday moments with a loved one and thoughts about the future.
Released in July 2024, the song is an acoustic-tinged love ballad.
Following “GLOW,” which was chosen as the theme song for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.
drama “Guardian of the Market,” it has become another much-anticipated work.
Give it a listen when you want to savor peaceful moments with your partner or reflect on the future you’ll share.
idom’s kind voice is sure to resonate with your feelings.
A few centimeters sentimentalkohanaramu
That feeling of someone being close yet seeming far away—getting the sense of distance right in love is hard, isn’t it? This song by singer Kohanaramu, also known for the “Tried Singing While Crying” series, was released in April 2023.
It was used as the ending theme for the anime The Dangers in My Heart and became a hot topic.
With an ambient atmosphere and the lingering sound of acoustic guitar, it has a pleasantly nostalgic feel that’s soothing.
It might be the kind of music that stays by your side when you’re struggling with matters of the heart.
Keep smilingBEGIN
Even when something dark has happened, many people might feel positive and happy by listening to this song, don’t you think? With its refreshing, bright sound and the lyrics “keep smiling,” it’s sure to blow away all your stress and sadness.
It’s a feel-good track that’s popular across generations.
HELLOYUI
This is a pop number by singer-songwriter YUI that captures the thrill of the moment when love begins.
The piece features striking pizzicato plucks, evoking a fresh early-summer breeze where innocence and bubbling joy coexist.
The lyrics, which depict a passionate and slightly dangerous game of love that makes you want to touch a perilous dream, seize listeners’ hearts and don’t let go.
Released as a single in June 2011, it was written as the theme song for the film Paradise Kiss, based on Ai Yazawa’s original work, and is also included on the classic album HOW CRAZY YOUR LOVE.
It might just give you a boost when you’re ready to take a new step or in the mood to dress up and head out.
[Love Songs] Carefully Selected Japanese Tracks That Soothe Anxiety (61–70)
Eine KleineYonezu Kenshi
A J-pop number by Kenshi Yonezu that delicately portrays the subtleties of a heart that can’t be honest.
His vocals, filled with tenderness and longing for a precious presence right before you, blend with the clear resonance of an acoustic guitar to deeply touch the heart.
You want to express your feelings, yet can’t quite weave the right words.
Those fragile emotions meld with a beautiful melody infused with elements of alternative rock.
Chosen as the CM song for Tokyo Metro’s 2014 advertising campaign “Color your days.” and included on the album YANKEE, this piece closely resonates with anyone who struggles to speak their true feelings or wishes to express love for their family.
Love’s Melody and Rainy SkiesAAA
It’s an exquisite love song brimming with the frustration of wanting to say “I love you” but not being able to.
Released in September 2013 as AAA’s 38th single, it was also included on the album Eighth Wonder.
The poignant melody, echoing the early autumn rainy skies, blends with the members’ emotionally rich vocals, and the swelling feelings press upon your heart.
It won the Excellence Award at the 55th Japan Record Awards.
Praised as a remedy for love, this track is perfect for listening on long autumn nights, lost in thought.
Ms. Hanako on a high pedestalback number
Here is a classic song that paints a bittersweet longing for someone you admire from afar.
Told from a delicate male perspective, this unrequited love story resonates deeply with listeners.
Released by back number in June 2013, the track combines a pop sensibility with a wistful melody and emotionally stirring lyrics.
The diary-like words capture feelings for someone out of reach, vividly expressing emotions that many have experienced.
In 2019, it was also featured in a Kirin Brewery “Tanrei Green Label” commercial, winning over an even wider audience.
Anyone who has felt the pangs of love or unrequited affection will surely relate to this song.
It is also known as a piece where you can learn basic guitar chord progressions, making it a popular practice song for those starting out in rock.