An irreplaceable masterpiece that conveys the meaning of life and the preciousness of existence. A deeply moving song of encouragement.
What does it mean to live, anyway…? Many of us have probably felt that way when things aren’t going well.
“I’m useless.
I can’t accomplish anything…” Sometimes those thoughts leave us feeling lonely or sinking into a helpless slump.
But everyone, without exception, has a reason to live!
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of songs that offer gentle messages and tips for facing tomorrow.
Please listen to these warm tracks that will quietly stay by your side and comfort your weary heart.
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An irreplaceable masterpiece that conveys the meaning of life and the preciousness of existence. A deeply moving anthem of encouragement (61–70)
I should be able to fly (in the sky).supittsu
The very act of meeting someone is already a miracle.
After countless twists of fate since we were born, the fact that we met—at astronomical odds—is irreplaceable, and yet it is something that changes and passes.
From Spitz’s distinctive worldview, you can sense a kind of “encouragement” shining through in the lyrics.
Love, oh loveNatsukawa Rimi
A song that won the Best Vocal Performance at the 46th Japan Record Awards.
It’s for those who keep pushing themselves every day, shoulders squared, carrying many burdens, unable to move forward or back.
I believe there are many such people, and this is a song I’d especially like them to hear.
TOMORROWMayo Okamoto
It’s Mayo Okamoto’s debut single and the theme song for the drama “Second Chance.” I think many people are holding on every day, trying not to cry even when things are tough.
But this song gently tells you that those tears are never in vain—that it understands the meaning behind them and stays by your side.
In the Great Sky and on the Vast EarthMatsuyama Chiharu
It’s a song that powerfully urges us to keep moving forward without looking back, with a big-hearted spirit—like a vast, sprawling land and an endlessly stretching blue sky.
It’s a masterpiece in which Matsuyama’s high-tone voice resonates deep in the heart.
To ponder the meaning of life, we need some room in our hearts.
Hold Your HandPerfume
The ending song of the drama “Silent Poor.” In the music video, photos submitted by fans are used, with lyrics words written on their palms.
People are by no means invincible, yet this song gently teaches us that even as we live while carrying sorrow, there are those who are truly watching over us.
Song of LifeManakana
An inspiring song about “life,” sung by the twin TV personalities Mana Kana.
It’s a piece where their beautiful harmonies ride over an orchestral arrangement.
It’s by no means a flashy song, but precisely for that reason I want to read the lyrics carefully and take in the message.
It’s a song that helps those born with life reaffirm the joy and irreplaceable value of that life.
Tears of the MagnoliaStardust Revue
This is Stardust Revue’s 25th single, released in 1993.
It’s a song about parting that brings tears to your eyes.
Yet it’s not simply sad; I think it’s a very gentle piece that brings back warm memories of each person’s loved ones.
The piano and Nemoto’s high-tone vocals match the mood of the song exquisitely, making it a true classic.