Recommended! Love songs by male artists — popular romantic songs
Here are some recommended masterpieces and popular tracks among love songs sung by male J‑pop artists! From timeless classics beloved for years to smash hits that were featured as TV drama theme songs.
We’ve gathered a wide range of love songs that capture men’s emotions and views on romance—similar to women’s, yet distinctly different.
If you’re thinking, “I want to hear love songs sung by men,” or “I like male vocal tracks,” be sure to give these a listen.
As you listen, you might catch a glimpse of the ways men express love and how they think about it.
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Recommended! Love songs by male artists – popular romance tracks (51–60)
Love comes slowly, little by little.Sazan Ōrusutāzu
Southern All Stars are great for their lively rock numbers, but we can’t forget their relaxed ballads either.
“Ai wa Slow ni Chotto Zutsu” is a ballad about heartbreak.
The scenes depicted in the lyrics are romantic and very beautiful, but the lingering attachment left behind is quite heartrending.
Spot the differenceSuda Masaki
The theme song for the drama “Perfect World,” starring Tori Matsuzaka and Mizuki Yamamoto.
You turned a life I had always thought was a mistake into one that feels right.
This romantic song was created by Kenshi Yonezu.
Life doesn’t offer many encounters that truly change everything.
That’s exactly why, when we meet someone like that, we feel it must be “fate”—that’s what this song makes me realize.
Dracula La[Alexandros]
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A unique love song that likens the feeling of being in love to a vampire.
Its dark and romantic atmosphere is captivating.
It’s a track included on the single that [Alexandros] released for their major-label debut in June 2015, and it charmed many fans.
The energetic rock sound and heartrending melody leave a strong impression, expressing both the exhilaration and the anxiety of falling in love.
Recommended for those with unrequited feelings or anyone who can’t hold back their emotions.
It’s also popular as a song that really gets the crowd going at karaoke.
White LoversKuwata Keisuke
Shiroi Koibitotachi (White Lovers) is a song by the Japanese musician Keisuke Kuwata.
It is sung in Kuwata’s distinctive, sultry voice.
The track is his seventh single.
Incidentally, the title “Shiroi Koibitotachi” is said to be based on the film of the same name (White Lovers).
Recommended! Love Songs by Male Artists - Popular Love Songs (61–70)
I miss youBEGIN
Koishikute is a song by BEGIN, a Japanese acoustic band consisting of three members from Okinawa Prefecture.
This track is their memorable debut single.
Despite its simple lyrics and melody, it’s a love song with a compelling charm that draws you in.
KanadeSukima Suichi
Many people have probably listened to Sukima Switch’s song “Kanade” live and found themselves in tears.
The lyrics, which seem to gently encourage a sorrowful girlfriend, strike a chord with those in long-distance relationships.
It’s a song I hope you’ll listen to when you’re wondering whether it’s okay to keep dating as things are.
In the midst of the trivialHoshino Gen
A heartwarming song that gently portrays the love hidden in everyday, ordinary moments.
Its lyrics express love through the five senses, and a pleasant melody infused with jazz elements blends seamlessly to create a tender world that anyone can relate to.
Described by Gen Hoshino as “the first love song I wrote head-on,” the track was released as a single in March 2011 and is also included on the album Episode.
It reached No.
17 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and stayed on the charts for 24 weeks, gaining widespread popularity.
Singing softly about the subtleties of human relationships—exchanges between lovers and reconciliation after hurting one another—this is a recommended song for anyone who wants to cherish time with someone special.