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Masterpieces that color the hot season! Summer songs recommended for the Yutori generation

Speaking of summer, it’s the season when everyone feels more carefree, regardless of age or gender.

You might go out with family or friends, and if you’re a student, you may have summer vacation—truly a season full of events.

On the other hand, in recent years, the extreme heat may make some people prefer to stay indoors.

So this time, we’ve put together a list of summer songs recommended for the yutori generation.

They’re great as background music when you’re out and about, or for enjoying the summer vibe indoors with just the music.

We hope you’ll use them in whatever way suits you best.

Timeless hits that color the hot season! Summer songs recommended for the Yutori generation (71–80)

fireworksaiko

Fireworks – aiko (Full)
fireworksaiko

This is a masterpiece whose sweet melody—like a slice of the summer night sky—and poignant lyrics about an unattainable love resonate deeply.

Released by aiko in August 1999, the song vividly portrays the fleeting yet beautiful scenes of love, like fireworks rising into the night.

Included on the album “Sakura no Ki no Shita,” it gently envelops those quiet moments before sleep or the times you gaze up at the night sky thinking of someone dear, with its delicate vocals.

It remains a song many wish to listen to alone on a quiet night, and one that continues to comfort those carrying the ache of a tender, unfulfilled love.

Magic of a Summer Nightindigo la End

This song captivates with its heart-stirring melody and lyrically rich verses that weave the fleeting atmosphere of a summer night.

The love story depicted by indigo la End delicately portrays a brief encounter and parting against the backdrop of festival sounds and nighttime cityscapes.

The words spun by Enon Kawatani beautifully depict the bittersweetness of love that everyone experiences, along with the strength to keep looking forward.

Included on the single “Kanashiku Naru Mae ni,” released in June 2015, this gem of a track reflects the band’s mature musicality.

It continues to be cherished by many listeners as a precious song that deeply resonates with those who have fallen in love, those who have had their hearts broken, and those who are in love right now.

Midsummer FruitSazan Ōrusutāzu

Southern All Stars – Midsummer Fruit [Live at Chigasaki Park Baseball Stadium, 2023]
Midsummer FruitSazan Ōrusutāzu

A classic song released in July 1990 that poignantly portrays a bittersweet love.

As the theme song for the film “Inamura Jane,” directed by Keisuke Kuwata, this ballad was presented to the world by Southern All Stars.

Set against the transition from late summer to autumn, it delicately weaves the feelings of a man reflecting on a past romance with subtle melodies and beautiful words.

Memories by the seaside, the lingering traces of love that remain in the heart, the loneliness of being drenched by the chill of autumn rain—its poetic world resonates deeply with listeners.

After its release, it reached No.

4 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and became a hit certified Platinum.

It’s a song that gently accompanies those nights when you want to dwell in the afterglow of summer and face your nostalgic memories.

In conclusion

How was it? This time, I introduced summer songs I’d like to recommend to the yutori generation.

From high-energy tracks to bittersweet, emotional numbers, they’re all classics that let you feel summer from different angles.

As a factor to amp up your summer, be sure to check them out!