Songs that put you in a calm mood. Classic and popular Japanese tracks.
How about a coffee break by yourself while listening to music?
This is a playlist of Japanese songs collected for moments when you want to calm your mind.
It mainly features hit ballads and mid-tempo tracks.
We hope it helps you find a sense of peace.
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Songs that make you feel calm: Classic and popular Japanese tracks (101–110)
Voice of the Seaurashima tarō (kiritani kenta)
This piece makes abundant use of the sanshin, an instrument that evokes Okinawa.
With a very relaxed rhythm and sparse notes, it conveys a strong sense of space.
The performance is meticulous, the kind that naturally conjures up scenes when you close your eyes.
Although it’s also used in commercials, why not take the time to listen to it closely again?
Thank youikimonogakari
With this song, you might feel like everything will be okay no matter what happens.
It’s one of the signature tracks by Ikimonogakari, a music group that has been at the forefront of the Japanese pop scene for many years, released in 2010 as their 18th single.
It was written as the theme song for the TV drama “Gegege no Nyobo.” Because its lyrics express gratitude toward someone precious, it’s also very popular as a graduation song.
Yoshioka’s straightforward vocals are sure to smooth and soothe your heart.
To be happyhamazaki takashi
Mr.
Hamazaki’s moody, dashing vocals and powerful singing command attention.
This is a mature ballad about thinking of a lover after a breakup—struck by sorrow yet wishing her happiness.
Emotionally rich lyrics ride over a relaxed, acid-jazz-like groove.
There’s always tomorrowRe:Japan
The original song is the one sung by Kyu Sakamoto.
In Re:Japan’s cover, original lyrics are sung in addition to the original song’s lyrics.
Many artists have covered it, and it’s a tune everyone can sing together in a relaxed, pleasant way.