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A song themed around letters. A popular letter song.

Compared to the past, we write and receive letters far less often nowadays.

Still, letters have their own charm, and I think they’re a wonderful way to convey your feelings.

Precisely because of the times we live in, there may be many things that come across better in a letter.

This time, I’ll be introducing songs with the theme of “letters.”

There are many kinds of letters—thank-you notes, love letters, letters to your future self—so there are all sorts of “letter songs.”

Just hearing the word “letter” makes it feel like something filled with heartfelt emotions, doesn’t it?

Since there are letter songs for many different situations, I hope you’ll find a favorite.

A song themed around letters. Popular letter songs (31–40)

LetterMs. OOJA

Ms.OOJA Precious Memories LIVE 「Letter」
LetterMs. OOJA

This song is included on Ms.OOJA’s sixth single, “My Way,” which was released in 2012.

The lyrics were written by Ms.OOJA, and the track was used as the image song for the first anniversary of JR Hakata City and the full opening of the Kyushu Shinkansen.

The lyrics are moving, as they convey the feeling of simply being grateful when someone important is by your side.

It also reaffirms the value of a letter as a way to honestly say thank you.

Close your eyesArai Yumi

In 1974, a letter from a high school girl was sent to a radio program asking for an original school song to be created.

In response to that request, Yuming composed the song.

It has become a beloved song of Nagasaki Prefectural Naru High School.

The lyrics express feelings meant to be conveyed to people who have left the island.

A Letter to YouKuwata Keisuke

Keisuke Kuwata – A Letter to You (Full ver.)
A Letter to YouKuwata Keisuke

It was released in 2016 as Keisuke Kuwata’s 17th single.

It served as the theme song for the film “Gold Medal Man,” which was directed, written, and starred in by Teruyoshi Uchimura.

There’s a story that Uchimura, believing that only Kuwata could provide the film’s theme song, sent him a handwritten letter along with the film’s DVD.

It’s a cheer song for those chasing their dreams, and its gentle melody wraps the frustration of setbacks, turning it into a classic that lifts listeners’ spirits.

Dear John Lennon,Magokoro Burazāzu

The 14th single by Magokoro Brothers, released on June 21, 1996.

The lyrics contain a message to John Lennon, who had already passed away by the time the singer became a fan, and are written like a letter to him.

Letter ~ FutureKetsumeishi

SQUAREHOOD [Letter ~ Future] TUBE “May This Voice Reach You” 2011/04/24 ONAIR
Letter ~ FutureKetsumeishi

The third single by Ketsumeishi, released in 2001.

The CD includes a trilogy of tracks: ~Future, ~Present, and ~Past.

The lyrics contain a powerful message addressed to the singer’s future self ten years from now.

A song themed around letters. Popular letter songs (41–50)

LetterNaoto Intiraymi

Naoto Inti Raymi - Tegami (Letter) [A letter sung by a woman, piano arrangement] COVER by Uru
LetterNaoto Intiraymi

It was released in 2013 as Naoto Inti Raymi’s 12th single.

The lyrics and music were written by Naoto Inti Raymi himself, and it’s a memorable song with gentle sounds and lyrics expressing gratitude to a cherished person.

Listening to this song gives you a sense of strength to move forward.

It’s a song that positively and calmly sings of gratitude to someone important who is now apart, making it a refreshing track that suits Naoto Inti Raymi perfectly.

Love letterHamada Masatoshi

This piece features lyrics penned by broadcast writer Kosei Takasu, set to music by his close friend Tamio Okuda.

Released in November 2012 as a bonus with the magazine SWITCH, it appeared as a solo track by Masatoshi Hamada.

It’s a memorable number whose lyrics depict dreams and friendship, evoking images of Downtown in their younger days.

The work conjures vivid, realistic scenes—the smell of the curtain, the sounds backstage—and anyone who’s ever thrown themselves headlong toward a goal will likely see themselves in it.

It’s a pop-rock song whose story recalls nights spent talking about dreams with old friends, touching the heart with a warmth tinged with a gentle poignancy.