A classic Japanese song that sings of a man's tears
Even men living in a society that demands excessive “masculinity” sometimes feel like crying out loud, don’t they? Patience may be a virtue, but doing it too much isn’t good.
We cry not only from sadness but also from joy, and shedding tears is a natural human trait we’re born with.
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At all times.Makihara Noriyuki
This is a heartfelt love ballad for men by Noriyuki Makihara, known for its euphoric sound that has won overwhelming support thanks to his distinctive vocal style and deep melodic sense.
It’s renowned as a masterpiece with a chorus so easy to sing along to that it sticks in your ears.
Tears for you, tears for me.MILKBAR
A song with a bright, gentle tone.
The lyrics feel like looking back on memories, and the flow starting from the final line, “Well then, let’s leave the room, and say a graceful goodbye at the end,” is especially heartbreaking.
Up to that point it’s all “soredemo” (and yet), but here it switches to “soredewa” (well then)—and that really hits you in the chest.