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Japanese breakup songs sung by female artists

When you’re dealing with the pain of a broken heart, are you looking for songs that gently stay by your side? Heartbreak songs by female artists are filled with lyrics that speak for your feelings and emotions you can relate to.

Belt them out at karaoke and cry your heart out, or listen alone and quietly heal.

In this article, we’ll share heartbreak songs that can be your emotional support.

The voices that resonate with your wounded heart and the timeless tracks that give you the courage to look forward will surely wrap you in gentle comfort.

Japanese Pop Breakup Songs Sung by Female Artists (31–40)

I loved (it/you)erica

erica – “I Loved You” Full PV
I loved (it/you)erica

The more serious a romantic relationship gets, the more painful and sad moments it brings, doesn’t it? Singer-songwriter erica has sung many songs about unrequited love and heartbreak.

“Daisuki Deshita” is also a bittersweet love song about accepting a farewell from someone you truly love.

spin; weave; compose (e.g., a story)tota

Singer-songwriter Tota, known for a sound that incorporates indie rock and synth-pop, has been drawing attention.

Released in February 2023 and included on the debut album “oidaki,” this digital single features a voice that leaves a deep impression as it speaks to the heart.

When a short version was posted on social media in June 2021, it spread rapidly, and the performance on the YouTube channel THE FIRST TAKE also became a major topic.

This work is a love song that depicts parting with someone dear, and a prayer for the future that continues despite it.

The lyrics, which evoke scenes of sending one’s feelings on the sky’s tears and the wind’s song, may leave you with a bittersweet ache just by listening.

It’s sure to gently stay by the side of a heart sunk in the sorrow of farewell.

Last LoveKato Miria

There seem to be surprisingly many women who can’t forget an ex, who know it’s impossible yet still can’t give up on the person they love, or who are carrying the wounds of heartbreak.

Miliyah Kato’s “Last Love” is a mature breakup song that those people will surely relate to.

She and TIP ON DUOImai Miki

This is a famous song by Miki Imai that leaves a strong impression with its portrayal of an independent woman who gracefully moves on from heartbreak.

The lyrics were written by Yasushi Akimoto and the music composed by Chika Ueda, and the urban, smooth sound is wonderfully stylish.

While acknowledging where her former partner is now, the lyrics depict her stepping forward flexibly into her own future; combined with Imai’s transparent vocals, it’s a song that seems to breathe a refreshing breeze into the listener’s heart.

Released in August 1988, the track was used in a Shiseido campaign and became a major talking point.

Jun Sato, who arranged the piece, is also known for winning the Arranger Award at the 30th Japan Record Awards for this sophisticated production.

Why not enjoy this song as background music for a weekend drive or a relaxing café time?

Everyone is a heroAI

“Everyone Is a Hero” Full ver. AI [Official]
Everyone is a heroAI

“Minna ga Minna Eiyuu” by AI, released in 2016.

It was also used in an au TV commercial, so many people have probably heard it.

It’s an upbeat song that lifts your spirits, so if you can’t get over a broken heart, give it a listen.

The original tune is an American folk song.

Breakup songs in Japanese by female artists (41–50)

It’ll get stained.Chatmonchy

Chatmonchy “I’ll Be Dyed” Music Video
It'll get stained.チャットモンチー

The song Somaru yo is a masterpiece that many fans name as their favorite Chatmonchy track.

The combination of the cute vocals and the refreshing, uplifting melody truly captures the feeling of youth! The way they brightly sing slightly bittersweet lyrics is also a big part of Chatmonchy’s appeal!

I want to be dumped with a happy endingAnri

If it’s going to end anyway, I’d rather keep it as a beautiful memory—this is a heartbreak song where bravado and true feelings intermingle.

Released in March 1987 as Anri’s 20th single, the track was featured in a JT “SomeTime LIGHTS” commercial.

It’s also included on the classic album SUMMER FAREWELLS.

Anri’s vocals resonate with the bittersweetness of a fading summer, striking straight to the heart.

The lyrics, portraying a brave yet sorrowful protagonist trying to smile in the face of parting, really hit home.

On nights when you want to look just a little ahead and sort through your memories even amid painful heartbreak, give it a listen.