A roundup of popular cherry blossom songs sung by male artists
Many people feel like listening to cherry blossom songs when spring arrives—what songs do you listen to? There are so many songs related to sakura that it can be hard to choose, right? In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of recommended sakura songs performed by male artists.
These are all classics that capture various feelings associated with cherry blossoms—encounters and farewells, love, encouragement, and more.
It’s not just for listening; this will also help if you’re looking for songs to sing at karaoke.
From timeless staples to sakura songs born in the Reiwa era, there’s a wide variety—so find the one that’s perfect for you.
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Speaking of back number, “Hanataba” is one of their signature songs.
They’re great at writing flower-themed tracks, and a song called “Hanabira” is just as moving as “Hanataba”! This track kicks off with a nicely overdriven guitar, and the momentary stop in the backing during the first verse is an irresistible touch.
There’s also a quick break right before the chorus, which adds a perfect bit of spice to build it up.
The emotionally charged lyrics, which recall a spring romance and capture feelings for a girlfriend that are about to overflow, are also a must-hear!
SakurazakaFukuyama Masaharu
Sakurazaka by Masaharu Fukuyama has long been beloved as a classic cherry blossom song.
Released in 2000, it’s based on Fukuyama’s own romantic experiences.
Though he dreamed of being with the person he loved, that wish didn’t come true, and the song simply expresses a heartfelt hope for her future happiness.
The unwavering devotion of continuing to think about someone you loved, through countless changing seasons and returning springs, is truly moving.
The title “Sakurazaka” is said to be modeled after the actual Sakurazaka in Ota Ward, Tokyo.
YumemigusaBLUE ENCOUNT
A heartwarming song that captures the fragility of youth and the journey of growth—perfect for the season when cherry blossoms dance.
While beautifully depicting the bittersweet scenes of spring, it weaves in reflections on lost time and feelings for someone precious.
The grand band sound intertwined with strings resonates deeply with listeners.
Released by BLUE ENCOUNT in September 2020, the track was created as the theme song for the film ‘Aokute Itakute Moroi’ (Our Blue Moment), based on a novel by Yoru Sumino.
It’s a rearrangement of a song from their indie days, newly adapted to match the film’s worldview.
A true gem that supports those trying to move forward while looking back on the past, it’s highly recommended for spring farewells and new encounters—sure to touch the heart.
Fluttering Cherry BlossomSnow Man
Snow Man is a nine-member boys’ idol group.
Their “Hirari to Sakura” is a passionate cherry blossom song that appears as an in-film track in the movie Takizawa Kabuki ZERO 2020 The Movie.
From the intro, the bright synthesizer phrase feels fresh, and when it blends with the beautiful vocal melody that uses a Japanese-style scale, it makes you feel as if you’re standing in a flurry of cherry blossoms! If you’d like, let’s also watch the music video together—their intense dancing on a stage filled with swirling sakura is electrifying.
This year’s cherry blossomsflumpool
It’s a classic filled with warm cheers for those leaving their hometowns and taking a new step, a beautiful song that naturally stirs a positive mindset.
Released on the December 2009 album “What’s flumpool!?”, it was also used as the opening theme for “Minna no Koshien.” Created as an answer song to their debut track “Hana ni Nare,” this piece has comforted many as an anthem of support for the season of departures.
As spring arrives—whether you’re starting a new chapter in life or striving toward new goals—it will give you a strong push forward.
Dear Sir or Madam, on this day when cherry blossoms fluttermafumafu
This is a coming-of-age song that stays close to the heart in the season when cherry blossoms scatter.
The story of school-day memories and farewells depicted by Mafumafu is woven with delicate imagery that vividly brings school life back to mind.
Feelings of being unable to be honest, regrets, and hopes for the future gently begin to resonate with the melody.
The track was included in the album “Kagurairo Artifact,” released in October 2019, and was used as the theme song for the website “Shonen Janmaga Gakuen.” It’s a song you’ll want to listen to during the spring graduation season, offering comfort to those looking back on the past as they take a new step forward.
Sakura (Solo)Moriyama Naotaro
Sakura (Dokushou) by Naotaro Moriyama is also popular as a classic graduation song.
Originally released in 2003, the song was rearranged and re-released in 2019 as Sakura (2019).
The 2019 version was used as the theme song for the TV drama “Douki no Sakura,” bringing it back into the spotlight.
With lyrics that seem to overlap the image of cherry blossoms scattering with people setting out on their own paths, it resonates with many who are embarking on a new journey.
The one-on-one interplay between the piano and Moriyama’s voice conveys an even deeper sense of poignancy, strength, and tenderness.