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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Top 10 Popular Sakura Songs Sung by Male Artists
sakura colorGReeeeN
Sakura color, released by GReeeeN in 2013, is a song that cheers on those taking their first step toward their dreams this spring.
You’ve left your hometown to make your dreams come true, but the unfamiliar scenery and the days that don’t go as planned can be tough.
Still, even if you’re in a different place, your friends and family are each working hard where they are—so you’ll work hard too, and not lose to yourself.
This song makes you feel that way.
Leaving home can suddenly make you feel all alone, but listening to this track gives you the strength to know you’re not by yourself.
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Creephyp’s refreshing cherry blossom song “Shiori” conjures up the image of sakura petals dancing on the wind.
Released in 2018, the track appears on the album “Nakitakunaru Hodo Ureshii Hibi ni.” It also served as the campaign song for “FM802 X TSUTAYA ACCESS!,” featuring participants like Aimyon, Kenta Kataoka from sumika, and Suga Shikao.
As the cherry blossom season arrives, this song paints a story-like farewell between a man and a woman who each begin walking their own paths.
Like slipping a bookmark between pages to keep them from coming apart, they wish they could place a bookmark between themselves so they won’t be separated… Yet they choose not to, parting with a simple “Let’s both do our best.” It’s a tenderly heartbreaking tale.
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Singer-songwriter Ren’s “Hikan Zakura” is a chic, slightly melancholic sakura song with an addictive vibe.
By the way, the title “緋寒桜” is read “Hikan Zakura,” a unique type of cherry blossom that blooms earlier in colder seasons than regular sakura.
The song’s poignant melody and lyrics, which lament a love that has passed, are striking and perfectly match the image of the hikan-zakura.
Its richly textured structure is another draw—you’ll find new charms each time you listen, which is a big reason to recommend it!
Bouquet of FarewellFujimaki Ryota
Ryota Fujimaki, the vocalist and guitarist of the rock band Remioromen.
His song “Sayonara Hanataba” is a rock tune you’ll want to hear during springtime farewells.
It’s a motivational song that blows away the sadness of parting that comes with spring.
The crisp guitar arpeggios, bouncy drums, and soaring high-tone vocals perfectly match the positive vibe of the season.
While programmed sounds are trending these days, this track lets you fully enjoy the groovy feel of live instruments—so if you love rock, be sure to check it out!
Cherry blossoms, along the path where petals swirl upElefanto Kashimashi
Elephant Kashimashi’s “Sakura no Hana, Maiagaru Michi o” conjures up the image of cherry blossom petals gently soaring into the air.
Released in 2008, this song is said to have taken a full year to complete.
It’s a track where a beautiful scene of “sakura” is added to Elekashi’s cool, rugged masculine vibe, creating a perfect chemical reaction.
The lyrics portray someone who once avoided dazzling scenery, but through small turns in life, learns to love even those views—and resolves to live positively.
If you’re looking to get in a positive mindset for a fresh start this spring, give it a listen!
Sakura Clear SkiesYuuri
Sakurabare by Yuuri depicts the scene of leaving one’s parents to pursue work or dreams.
Released in 2021, the song was created in response to an email from a fan.
It reflects on the everyday life taken for granted—living with Mom and Dad.
There were times it felt stifling, but the lyrics convey gratitude for their constant support.
Though there is a sense of loneliness, the song portrays a resolve to move forward while never forgetting the kindness and warmth received from one’s parents.
Cherry blossom seasonEXILE ATSUSHI
Sakura no Kisetsu by EXILE ATSUSHI is a song about the bittersweet farewells of spring.
Released in 2015, it was broadcast on Minna no Uta in the summer of 2014 and was also selected as the required piece for the middle school division of the 81st NHK National School Music Competition.
Whether it’s a dear friend, a beloved person, or a teacher who is sometimes kind and sometimes strict, parting with anyone is always lonely and painful.
The lyrics portray the resolve to start walking toward a bright future while carrying that sadness and cherishing many memories.
It’s a perfect song for graduation ceremonies, so be sure to give it a try!