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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Popular Cherry Blossom Songs Sung by Male Artists (21–30)
Sakura Lovemosao.
Singer-songwriter Mosawo, whose female-perspective lyrics have been creating buzz.
His song “Sakurakoi” beautifully captures, in poetic words, the feelings of a young woman who earnestly loves a boy during her school days.
The irresistibly emo twist is that, as you listen, you realize partway through that the romance has already ended.
It isn’t a straightforward pop song with a big, melodic chorus, but his singing quietly seeps into your heart throughout and leaves you moved.
cherry blossomKobukuro
A classic cherry blossom song that conveys the wish for everyone to cherish the love they hold in their hearts: Kobukuro’s “Sakura.” Released in 2005, the song was used as the theme for the drama “Ns’ Aoi” and is also popular as a graduation song.
Whether it’s a love that blossoms and bears fruit like cherry blossoms in bloom, or a love that ends unfulfilled like falling petals, each one is a precious love to the person who experiences it.
The song portrays the hope that, no matter the outcome, that love will be treasured.
It’s a track we’d like those with all kinds of love to hear—new love budding in spring, love that has come to a bittersweet end, and everything in between.
Popular Cherry Blossom Songs Sung by Male Artists (31–40)
cherry blossomMoriyama Naotaro
This song, a massive hit in 2003, is a masterpiece that depicts parting and reunion through the beauty and transience of cherry blossoms.
Naotaro Moriyama’s clear vocals and the simple, piano-centered arrangement resonate deeply with listeners.
The lyrics, which liken cherry blossoms scattering at the very moment they are in full bloom to the turning points of life, evoke both the poignancy of a departure and a forward-looking hope.
Chosen as the ending theme for the MBS/TBS program “Sekai Ururun Taizai-ki,” it sold over one million copies.
In 2019, it was revived with a new arrangement as the theme song for the drama “同期のサクラ” (Synchrony’s Sakura), and it continues to be loved across generations.
Sung at a graduation ceremony—one of life’s important milestones—it will etch memories with friends and a resolve for the future even more deeply.
Sakura RoadAqua Timez
Released as a digital-only single in April 2015, this Aqua Timez track was chosen as the ending theme for the information program “PON!”, warming the hearts of many.
Announced to commemorate the band’s 10th anniversary, this medium-tempo song is also included on the album “10th Anniversary Best RED.” Its lyrics depict the arrival of spring and the happiness of having someone special with whom to share that joy—something many listeners can likely relate to.
As you think of your important person, give it a listen at the start of this new season.
SakurabitoSun Set Swish
This song was used as the 21st ending theme for the anime BLEACH.
It’s a track by SunSet Swish, a three-piece band from Hirakata, Osaka, released in 2010 as their 11th single.
A heart-trembling ballad, it wraps a warm band sound in the timbre of strings.
As the beautiful choral work layers with the straightforward feelings expressed in the lyrics—“I want to see someone precious”—you may find yourself moved to tears before you know it.
The cherry blossoms bloom.ET-KING
I think it especially resonates when you listen to it around graduation or when you’re leaving your hometown! It’s a song by ET-KING, a music group from Osaka, released in 2010 as their 13th single.
Thanks to its catchy melody line and down-to-earth vocals, the message in the lyrics comes through directly.
Having friends who make you feel this way is truly wonderful, isn’t it? Because of its content, I can recommend it as a great song to sing at a farewell party karaoke!
cherry blossomDA PUMP
Sakura, released by DA PUMP in 2019, expresses cherry blossoms through its song, dance, and costumes.
Although it’s a dance tune, its melody incorporates traditional Japanese flavors, allowing you to feel Japan’s beautiful spring throughout the track.
The lyrics passionately convey a strong desire to become someone who can bloom as beautifully as the cherry blossoms, without being outshone by them.
If you’re starting spring with a renewed determination, why not fire yourself up with this song?