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Love songs about romance sung by female Japanese artists. Popular love songs.

We’ve gathered a collection of Japanese love songs sung by female artists!

When you fall in love, you just feel like listening to love songs, don’t you?

I think many of us can’t help but think “I feel that!” when we hear a song that perfectly matches our situation.

In this article, we’ve selected love songs told from a variety of perspectives, exclusively by female artists.

From recent staple love songs to long-beloved hits and tracks tied to TV dramas, it’s packed with wonderful love songs!

Love songs about romance sung by female Japanese artists. Popular love songs (71–80)

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Even if the person you like has someone else they like, once you fall for them, you can’t think about anyone else, right? This song tenderly captures that feeling—a faint, bittersweet track that tightens your chest.

Its charm lies in the unadorned, straightforward lyrics.

Hello again — A place that’s been around since long agoMy Little Lover

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Hello again — A place that’s been around since long agoMy Little Lover

This song beautifully sings of a bittersweet love.

Feelings of nostalgia for a distant hometown and cherished people are expressed through delicate melodies and Akko’s gentle vocals.

Released in August 1995, it was chosen as the opening theme for the NTV drama “Endless Summer.” The single topped the Oricon charts and became a major hit, staying on the charts for 23 weeks.

It’s a song for those who have left their hometown or experienced parting from someone dear.

Embraced as an encouraging anthem that stays close to the heart, it gives listeners the courage to take a new step forward.

je t’aime ★ je t’aimeTommy February6

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je t'aime ★ je t'aimeTommy February6

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It uniquely fuses elements of French lolita pop and Japanese kayōkyoku, earning attention even from discerning music fans.

It’s a girlish song about a secret love that she hasn’t told anyone—known only to herself and God.

Love songs about romance sung by female Japanese artists. Popular love songs (81–90)

God of RomanceHirose Kōmi

Kohmi Hirose – God of Romance (Official Video)
God of RomanceHirose Kōmi

Kohmi Hirose’s third single, released on December 1, 1993.

A blissful love song from the Winter Queen, known for her high-tone vocals! With a melody that soars ever higher, it just might lift your spirits into high gear!

Baby youyuka

Yuka “Baby you” Music Video
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Singer-songwriter Yuka, who rose to prominence thanks to social media, has been turning heads.

Her major-label debut single, released in January 2023, won the Music category of the TikTok First Half Trend Awards 2023 and became a viral hit both in Japan and abroad.

Co-written with Takahito Uchisawa of androp, the track boasts an irresistibly catchy melody that sticks in your head after just one listen.

The lyrics straightforwardly convey an overflowing feeling of love, sure to make your heart flutter just by listening.

It’s no wonder it’s so popular in fan-edits and couple videos—the feel-good vibe is undeniable.

Also included on the album “messy bag,” this is an exceptionally cute pop song that’s perfect for moments when your affection for someone special is surging.

Give it a listen.

On Happiness (Pleasures Edition)Shiina Ringo

“Koufuku-ron (Etsuraku-hen)” (The Happiness Theory: Pleasure Edition), the fourth track on Ringo Sheena’s debut album Muzai Moratorium, released on February 24, 1999, is a rocking love song that blazes through with whirlwind-like guitar sounds, a punchy vocal, and lyrics that ask what true happiness really is—leaving a fierce, unforgettable impact as it races past!

Last LoveKato Miria

The work she created is a breakup song that perfectly fits the phrase “a heartbreakingly sad love ballad.” Through lyrics she wrote herself, it portrays with striking realism the aimless sense of loss and the lingering attachment that won’t fade after losing the one you love.

The grand, beautiful strings only seem to accentuate the loneliness at heart, and the clear, translucent vocals resonate as if asking a question—so achingly bittersweet.

Released in June 2010 as her 18th single, the track was later included on her acclaimed album HEAVEN, which became her first to top the charts.

When you’re carrying the pain of an unforgettable love, this song gently stays by your side in your helplessness.