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A wonderful, moving song

A gentle song. A classic that calms the heart. A song that makes you feel kind.

When unpleasant things keep happening, or when you’re trying your best but only end up failing and spinning your wheels…

In life, there are good days and there are bad days that make you feel like your heart might break.

In this article, we introduce “gentle songs” and “timeless tunes that resonate with the heart.”

We’ve selected only songs with a warm, embracing presence—tracks that gently wrap around you when you’re feeling down.

When you want to be soothed, shift your mood, or hear someone say “It’s going to be okay,” give these a listen for a sense of comfort.

Let these gentle songs heal your tired heart.

Gentle songs. Timeless masterpieces that calm the heart. Songs that make you feel kind (71–80)

Tears Flowing EndlesslyNatsukawa Rimi

Tears Flowing Endlessly – Rimi Natsukawa (Full)
Tears Flowing EndlesslyNatsukawa Rimi

It’s the famously beloved classic “Nada Sōsō.” The lyrics were written by Ryoko Moriyama, and the music composed by BEGIN; they also perform it together, but Rimi Natsukawa’s cover is just as well-known and widespread.

The sound of the sanshin evokes Okinawa’s blue seas, and that alone brings a gentle, soothing feeling.

It’s a song I want to relax and listen to on a lazy holiday afternoon.

Sounds of LoveOno Daisuke

Daisuke Ono – Sounds of Love (Official Music Video)
Sounds of LoveOno Daisuke

Daisuke Ono, who has played many leading roles as a voice actor and has continued his music career for many years, released the song “Sounds of Love” in June 2022.

Written specifically for him by Yuji Sakai of The Gospellers, it’s a ballad filled with rich harmonies and a warm melody.

The lyrics portray sharing loneliness and moving toward the same light, and their gentle words ease the heart.

Ono’s voice—resonant from the low range through the mid-highs—envelops the listener.

Give it a listen on a weary day when you want to feel someone’s warmth.

Family LandscapeHanaregumi

This song by Hanaregumi gently seeps into your heart with its tender vocals and warm melody.

The lyrics, which depict everyday life with family and the subtle distance with one’s mother, are filled with emotions anyone can relate to.

Released in October 2002 as his first single, it drew attention as Hanaregumi’s solo debut.

It was also included on his first album, “Oto Time,” released in November of the same year, winning over fans’ hearts.

It’s a great listen when you’re feeling down or want to think about your family.

You’ll surely feel a kindness that stays close to your heart.

Gentle songs. Masterpieces that calm the heart. Songs that make you feel kind (81–90)

Marigoldaimyon

Aimyon – Marigold [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
Marigoldaimyon

“Marigold” by Aimyon is loved not only by the younger generation but by people of all ages.

Many of her songs evoke a faint sense of nostalgia, and for some reason this one does too.

When I listen, I can almost see the blue sky and marigold flowers.

It’s a song that fills you with love and a gentle, comforting feeling.

ALWAYSMitsunaga Ryota

Ryota Mitsunaga’s major-label debut single “ALWAYS.” It was also the theme song for a drama starring Takako Matsu and Kenji Sakaguchi.

A gentle high-toned voice that slips right in—an uplifting, positive song that puts you in a bright mood.

It’s a track perfectly suited to words like “hope” and “dream.” A moving song that resonates in the heart, like a refreshing breeze has begun to blow.

THE GIFTHirai Dai

Dai Hirai / THE GIFT (Music Video)
THE GIFTHirai Dai

It’s “THE GIFT” by Dai Hirai, which was the theme song for the movie Doraemon: Nobita’s Chronicle of the Moon Exploration released in March 2019.

Its gentle vocals and relaxed melody draw you in.

The song is about encounters between people, and it’s a piece that resonates with anyone, inviting you to think that the present is possible precisely because of those meetings.

SignMr.Children

Mr.Children 「Sign」 MUSIC VIDEO
SignMr.Children

Sign is the 26th single released in 2004 by the beloved national band Mr.Children.

It was written as the theme song for the hugely popular drama Orange Days, starring Satoshi Tsumabuki and Kou Shibasaki, so many people strongly associate it with the show.

Among Mr.Children’s catalog, it is one of the most popular songs—a number that brings to mind someone special and gently softens your heart.

It also helps you notice the things that are so commonplace you tend to overlook them.