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Friendship songs to listen to in March: introducing graduation songs and songs of gratitude to friends

March is a time when relationships change—graduations, new jobs, transfers, and more.

Many people will experience farewells with friends and companions they’ve spent time with until now.

So in this article, we’ll introduce a selection of friendship songs perfect for March!

We’ve chosen a variety of tracks packed with messages—from songs about parting, like graduation songs, to songs that express gratitude for the past, and songs that send encouragement to friends setting off on a new journey.

Listen while reading the lyrics and find the song that perfectly matches your feelings!

Friendship songs to listen to in March: Introducing graduation songs and songs of gratitude to friends (101–110)

Friendgagaga supi

Gagaga SP 'Tomo yo' (Friend)
Friendgagaga supi

A song by Gagaga SP, a rock band from Hyogo Prefecture also known as a “youth punk” band.

It’s an energetic number that rides a fierce rock sound to sing out passionate feelings for friends who keep fighting toward their dreams, along with a sense of admiration.

It’s a perfect graduation song that makes you feel proud of the friends from your youth.

companion; comrade; friend; fellow; teammate; allyKetsumeishi

For students, a new chapter of life begins the moment they graduate.

Some friends may leave their hometowns and set out alone for places they’ve never known.

For friends like that, I’d love for you to gift them Ketsumeishi’s “Nakama” (“Friends”).

When you’re caught between anxiety and hope—and the friends who’ve supported you so far are no longer nearby—it can be really tough.

But when you listen to “Nakama,” the faces of those friends who keep cheering you on come to mind.

Send this song, which teaches the true meaning of “nakama,” and let it convey the message: I’ll always be on your side.

My friend — now and forever…Ketsumeishi

Ketsumeishi “My Friend ~ From Here On Forever…”
My friend — now and forever...Ketsumeishi

A memorable Ketsumeishi track featuring an MV with the comedy trio Dachou Club, who are bound by a friendship as strong as that of best friends.

It was chosen as the theme song for the film Crayon Shin-chan: The Dreaming World’s Grand Assault.

Even if precious friends bound by a strong bond graduate and go their separate ways, the fact that they’re friends doesn’t change.

Along with expressing gratitude for everything up to now, the song carries a warm feeling of “We’ll always, always be friends from here on, too!” Dachou Club’s comedy is surely something only those three can create.

In the same way, let this song carry the feeling of “Let’s always stay friends precisely because it’s you,” and send it from you to your friend.

I should be able to fly (in the sky).supittsu

A track chosen as the theme song for the drama “Shiroi Sen Nagashi,” starring Tomoya Nagase and Miki Sakai.

Based on the drama’s image, it became beloved as a graduation song and was a massive hit, achieving million-selling status.

Meeting friends—and forming bonds with them—can be called a kind of miracle.

The power of that miraculous friendship gives us the strength to overcome any hardship.

That’s why I hope we can stay friends forever! This song conveys that feeling.

How about giving it as a gift to someone you want to remain friends with even after graduation?

To you, my best friend in the worldHakoniiwa Ririi

To You, My Best Friend in the World / Haconiiwa Lily [Music Video]
To you, my best friend in the worldHakoniiwa Ririi

Hako Niwa Lily is a musical duo made up of Hanon, whose vocals are overwhelmingly powerful, and Kotoha, whose clear, transparent voice leaves a strong impression.

Their song “To You, My Best Friend in the World,” included on their major-label debut album Lily’s Plage, wraps you in an ensemble that features delicate acoustic sounds.

The lyrics, which portray the desire to express one’s feelings even if they go unreciprocated, may resonate with those who’ve had a similar experience on a milestone day like graduation.

It’s a sentimental pop tune that evokes a delicate sense of distance and a heartrending scene.

Friendship songs to listen to in March: Introducing graduation songs and songs of gratitude to friends (111–120)

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A song by singer-songwriter Hajime.

It celebrates memories with a friend built up over time, sung over a bright, upbeat reggae rhythm.

The message that their friendship will never change no matter what lies ahead is sure to blow away the anxiety of parting from friends at graduation!

March 9Remioromen

March 9th – Remioromen (Full)
March 9Remioromen

It’s one of those songs that you can almost always count on hearing during graduation season.

The lyrics aren’t overtly about friendship, but there’s no doubt it’s a graduation song you’ll want to listen to with your friends.

Even if your paths diverge, it’s a track that lets you reaffirm an unchanging bond.