A mutual-love song by a Japanese girls’ band
There are plenty of people who love girl bands that create lyrics and sounds only women can.
This time, we’ve picked out especially popular “mutual-love songs” from among those girl-band tracks.
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Mutual love songs by Japanese girls’ bands (31–40)
Thousand VinegarThe Wisely Brothers
Released in July 2014, this song is included on The Wisely Brothers’ second single, “HEMMING EP.” The lyrics describe a date with a mutual-love boyfriend.
It’s a love song portraying a close, affectionate couple—meeting again today, wanting to see each other again tomorrow—while also conveying a sense of awkwardness, as the singer struggles to express their feelings well.
Spring Love SongWhiteberry
Released in June 2004, this song is included as a video piece on Whiteberry’s PV collection “Videoberry final ~ the all the Clips of Whiteberry.” Unfortunately, due to the band’s hiatus, it was neither released as a single nor included on an album.
It’s a mutual-love song depicting a couple who start dating after realizing their feelings for each other, expressing how they gradually cultivate mutual respect and strengthen their bond.
LOVE LIVE LIFEZELDA
Released in April 1993, this is ZELDA’s seventh single.
It is also included on their seventh original album, LOVE LIVE LIFE, released in October 1992.
The lyrics express a desire to love each other as long as we live while respecting one another.
They also convey gratitude not only for mutual respect but for the people around us who support us.
True blueZONE
A lesser-known gem by the girl band ZONE, famous for their signature song “secret base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~.” Many people may have heard it since it was the theme song for the anime Astro Boy (Tetsuwan Atom).
It’s a peppy, feel-good tune that lifts your spirits.
A perfect day for smilesZONE
Released in March 2005, this is ZONE’s 15th single.
It is also included on the best-of album “E ~Complete A side Singles~,” released in April of the same year.
The song’s lyrics depict the everyday life of a couple in a long-distance relationship, conveying the sentiment that while they can’t meet right away, they can overcome it as long as they have faith in each other.
Mutual Love Songs by Japanese Girls’ Bands (41–50)
Moonlit Netecosystem
Ecosystem was a three-piece rock group that, to much regret, disbanded in 2014.
This song, “Tsukiyo no net,” is less a song about mutual love than a song about fantasizing that the feeling is mutual.
It’s fun to let your imagination run wild while thinking about your crush, isn’t it? I find it a very relatable song.
Sparkling Daysspeena
“Kira Kira Days,” a heart-fluttering slice of everyday life sung by the girls’ band speena, whose captivating high-pitched vocals create a uniquely enchanting world.
It’s a cute song from a girl’s perspective, expressing how just being together makes every day shine.
A classic that radiates excitement.