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A collection of romance-themed songs. Let’s listen to some Japanese love songs.

If you’re currently in love or have someone special in your life, you might find yourself looking for love-themed songs when you listen to music.

In the J-POP scene, countless love songs have been released over the years, and their melodies and lyrics have moved the hearts of many listeners.

In this article, we’ll introduce a wide selection of love songs you’ll want to hear right now—from timeless classics to the latest buzzworthy tracks.

We’ve chosen everything from songs overflowing with happiness to bittersweet tunes about heartbreak and unrequited love, so please find the ones that perfectly match your current mood.

Collection of romance-themed songs. Let’s listen to Japanese love songs (141–150)

Camera Rolltota

Let me introduce Camera Roll, which is blowing up on TikTok.

It’s a ballad by singer-songwriter Tota.

The song portrays a woman who, after a breakup, opens the camera roll on her phone and looks back at photos with her ex.

By contrasting the past captured in the pictures with the present, it creates a poignant atmosphere.

Another highlight is its message that not everything can be captured by a camera.

You’ll be drawn in by the various expressions that revolve around the camera.

Make Up Daynaniwa danshi

Naniwa Danshi – Make Up Day [Official Music Video] YouTube ver.
Make Up Daynaniwa danshi

This danceable song by Naniwa Danshi became the theme song for the drama Crimson Life, starring group member Ryusei Onishi.

The synth sounds and programmed beats really stand out, and the members’ dancing in the music video is super cool.

Reading lyrics like “Ever since I met you, my everyday life has become so colorful,” you’ll surely be reminded of when you met someone special in your own life.

It’s a positive, uplifting track brimming with a happy vibe.

Poppin’ Hoppin’ Lovin’naniwa danshi

Naniwa Danshi – Poppin’ Hoppin’ Lovin’ [Official Music Video] YouTube ver.
Poppin' Hoppin' Lovin'naniwa danshi

If you want to boost your mood with a pop song, I recommend “Poppin’ Hoppin’ Lovin’.” It’s a track by the idol group Naniwa Danshi, included on their album POPMALL.

As the title suggests, it’s overflowing with happiness and sings about the importance of love and trust.

Its charm also lies in the playful, comedic expressions woven into the lyrics.

Plus, the unique choreography is fun to watch and will put you in a good mood.

Try loving—it’s not like you’ll lose anything.neguse.

Bedhead. 'Try loving me—it won't cost you anything' Official Music Video
Try loving—it's not like you'll lose anything.neguse.

Have you ever experienced a romance where you’re so absorbed that you forgive anything? This song by Neguse, a band from Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, was released in April 2023.

Its pop sound and lyrics that lay bare true feelings are striking.

It’ll likely resonate especially with people in their teens and twenties.

The vocalist, Ryotachi, delivers an unadorned performance that lends real-life authenticity to the lyrics.

Be sure to give it a deep listen!

NEEbaddokurai

Let me introduce “Bad Cry,” a song that vividly portrays the raw emotions of heartbreak.

It’s a track by NEE, who perform as an “exotic rock band.” While the theme centers on the sorrow of losing a loved one, the lyrics depict the mindset of trying to wrap that pain in a veil and act cheerful.

Pay attention to its delicate expressions.

Another charm lies in its playful use of language—incorporating dialogue, rhymes, and wordplay.

The more you listen, the more you’ll discover.

ilymaruri

Maruri - ily [Music Video]
ilymaruri

Maruri, who made her solo and major-label debut in 2022, created the song “ily” under the production of singer-songwriter MINMI.

It’s a summery love song that candidly expresses the desire to be with the one you love.

It also seems perfect for creating a romantic atmosphere.

In addition, the rap part in the middle beautifully conveys the overflow of emotions.

Shall we break up?Miyuhan

Miyuhan “Shall we break up?” [Music Video]
Shall we break up?Miyuhan

I’d like to introduce “Wakare Yokka” as a highly relatable breakup song.

It’s a release by Miyuhan, a singer-songwriter and voice actress.

This ballad, marked by its guitar-centered sound, portrays a woman who’s fed up with a boyfriend that doesn’t cherish her and finally decides to break up, along with the inner conflict leading up to it.

As you listen, pay attention to how the ending unfolds and where the title phrase appears.

It’s sure to give you a jolt.