Love songs to listen to in March. Spring romance songs.

Marshmallowaimyon

Aimyon – Marshmallow [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

When it comes to White Day gifts, many people probably think of that white, fluffy confection.

Featured on Aimyon’s 3rd album, “Heard There’s Delicious Pasta,” this song is literally named after that very sweet.

With Toomi Yoh’s arrangement delivering a thick, full band sound, it sprinkles in words like sweet treats and chocolate while actually depicting a deeply sensual form of love—very much in Aimyon’s style.

It’s a number I’d recommend to adult lovers in relationships that aren’t merely sweet, but deep and richly intense.

Sakura AleAdachi Kana

Kana Adachi “Sakura Yell”

A heartwarming number that overlays the bittersweetness of parting and the resolve to set out on a new journey with the blooming of cherry blossoms.

Released in February 2018, just before Kana Adachi’s high school graduation, it was her third single and features down-to-earth words that reflect her own feelings.

The lyrics are memorable for linking the sadness of an approaching farewell with hope for the future to cherry blossoms before they reach full bloom.

It was also used as the CM song for the cram school “Kobetsu Shidō Gakuin Free Step” and as a cheer song for the 34th Konami Open Swimming Tournament.

This work affirms an imperfect self and gives you the courage to take a step toward your dreams.

It’s a song we want everyone challenging a new environment—be it further education or employment—to hear.

Cherry blossom seasonConton Candy

Conton Candy – Around the Time of Sakura [Official Video]

A warm yet bittersweet rock number that captures the encounters and farewells unique to cherry blossom season.

It’s a track by Conton Candy, a band drawing attention especially among Gen Z, released in March 2023.

It was later included on their first full-length album, “melt pop.” The distorted guitar tones blend exquisitely with the pop melody, and as you listen, you can feel your chest gradually warm.

The song’s straightforward feelings—wishing for the next reunion even after being separated—truly resonate.

It’s perfect for those who feel sad about parting from close friends due to graduation or new class assignments.

The band’s passionate performance will surely give you the courage to take a step toward a new spring.

March BrideChōkyūmei

"March Bride" MV / Chokyuumei

Since their formation in 2020, Chōkyūmei have gained attention following a hit on social media.

As a “song you want to hear in March,” here’s one of their classic tracks perfect for the arrival of spring.

Released in February 2022, this piece was written specifically as the opening theme for the MBS drama slot “Ase to Sekken.” Vocalist Rei handled both lyrics and composition, crafting a straightforward love song that portrays the exhilaration of being in love and the impulse to hold the other person close.

It was later included on the album “Surudoi Sasakure” and is cherished as one of the band’s signature songs.

As the title suggests, it carries the seasonal feeling of March, when life changes with graduations and transfers; it’s an ideal track for those who want to reaffirm their feelings for someone important during this time when farewells and new encounters intersect.

Prayer FlowerHirai Dai

Dai Hirai / Inoribana

A warm mid-tempo number by Dai Hirai that delivers overflowing feelings for someone special, as if handing them a bouquet of flowers.

Centered on themes of prayer and healing, its bittersweet yet gentle melody resonates deeply with listeners.

Released as his debut single in October 2011, it was later included on the album “ALOHA.” Its message, which offered comfort to people’s anxieties in the aftermath of the earthquake, struck a chord with many, and in 2020 he produced a self-cover version featuring strings—proof that it remains a beloved classic.

On White Day, when you want to express the gratitude you’re usually too shy to say out loud, listening to this song will surely help the words flow straight from the heart.

Promised ReunionAshu

A Promised Reunion / Minato Futaba (See You)

Speaking of March, it’s graduation season—so how about this one? It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Ashu, released in March 2025.

It’s also included on Minato Futaba’s official compilation album, “Futaba Mix 01.” A fast-paced rock tune, its lyrics vividly depict scenes from graduation day—classroom windows, cherry blossoms, words left unsaid—that you can’t help but relate to.

And Minato Futaba’s clear, transparent vocals really suit the bittersweet mood of the song.

Lost and Found at the Graduation CeremonySKE48

“Lost and Found at the Graduation Ceremony” Music Video / SKE48 White Team [MV full / HD]

A graduation day, that special day, is something that slips by in the blink of an eye before you even notice.

This song, included as a coupling track to SKE48’s fifth single “Banzai Venus,” released in March 2011, delicately portrays the bittersweet emotions that well up at such turning points.

Set against scenes like a schoolyard with cherry blossoms dancing and the spring breeze, the lyrics touch the heart by using the metaphor of a “forgotten item” to express feelings that were close by yet went unnoticed.

With Jurina Matsui as center and the cross-team Shirogumi members singing, it becomes a universal piece that anyone can overlay with their own experiences.

It’s a song that those who know the hollow emptiness after a graduation ceremony will especially want to hear—one that accompanies your memories of spring.