A spring-themed song by a Japanese girls' band

I want to hug you.PINK SAPPHIRE

[Official] PINK SAPPHIRE “I Want to Hold You” (Music Video) Pink Sapphire / Dakishimetai (2nd single)

This is a signature song by PINK SAPPHIRE, a girls’ band that became extremely popular after appearing on the music show “Ika-Ten.” It’s a love song expressing yearning for a boyfriend who moved to Tokyo.

There was such a cool girls’ band in the early ’90s—and it still sounds fresh today.

DiamondsPRINCESS PRINCESS

Princess Princess 'Diamonds <Diamond>'

Even people who aren’t familiar with Japanese all-female rock bands will hear this song and instantly think of that band—Princess Princess, the perennial big-name act that has made its mark across generations.

In particular, their signature song “Diamonds” is the epitome of the mainstream.

The way they sing, as if reveling in the spirit of the times, truly shines like a diamond.

DOLLSCANDAL

SCANDAL 「DOLL」 ‐Music Video

SCANDAL is a girls’ band that delivers a sharp, hard-hitting rock sound.

Released in 2009, this song feels like magic, reflecting pure emotions.

Its pop, energetic guitar riffs instantly grab the listener’s heart.

The clear, radiant vocals brim with vitality, and the lyrics leave an impression of youth and strength.

With a rhythm that makes your spirits bounce, it fills listeners with positive energy.

You’ll find yourself captivated once again by SCANDAL’s charm, which enthralls audiences anytime, anywhere.

It’s a perfect track for anyone who wants to cherish their true self—so be sure to give it a listen.

Hey,SHISHAMO

SHISHAMO “Hey,”

SHISHAMO captivates with their cute vocals and straightforward guitar sound.

Released in 2018, this song is a youthful anthem that was also used in a Calpis Water commercial.

The lyrics, which portray the pain of unrequited love, leave a strong impression.

If you sing it with feeling—like vocalist Asako Miyazaki—you can bring out the song’s atmosphere.

Its lively riffs and pleasant harmonies make it easy to sing and perfect for karaoke.

It’s a powerful track featuring the simple rock sound unique to a three-piece band.

Highly recommended for anyone overflowing with passionate feelings for someone they like.

It’s included on the album SHISHAMO 5.

Tomorrow as wellSHISHAMO

SHISHAMO “Tomorrow Too”

SHISHAMO began when vocalist Asako Miyazaki and bassist Aya Matsumoto, who met in their high school light music club, formed the band in 2010.

At TEENS ROCK IN HITACHINAKA 2012, they won the Excellence Award and the Vocalist Award.

In 2017, they also performed on the Kohaku Uta Gassen (NHK’s New Year’s Eve music show).

Ojamajo Carnival!!SORAMIMI

[MV] SORAMIMI 'Ojamajo Carnival!! (Short ver.)'

SORAMIMI is a four-member girls’ band based in the Kanto region.

Unfortunately, they are currently on hiatus, but they gained popularity through covers of anime songs.

Their skills were also proven: in a web-based rock magazine, bassist Juna and drummer tmtm each won the Best Female Bassist and Best Female Drummer recommendations, respectively.

petalSORAMIMI

[PV] SORAMIMI “Hanabira (Short ver.)”

A four-member girls’ band formed in 2013.

The vocalist’s clear, straightforward voice and the buoyant pop sound lift your spirits and bring back the sincere feelings you had in those youthful days.

It’s a track we want people to hear who are in the midst of their youth right now, or those who want to revisit that bygone youth.