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miwa’s classic and popular songs

Let me introduce you to songs by miwa, a singer-songwriter who enjoys overwhelming support from the younger generation.

Her clear, translucent voice is incredibly captivating.

She made her major debut in 2010, and it’s said that some of the songs included on her debut single were written when she was a first-year high school student.

Also, despite her cute appearance, the sight of her playing a Flying V on up-tempo tracks creates a striking contrast and leaves a strong impression.

miwa’s greatest and popular songs (61–70)

Night Sky feat. Hajimiwa

miwa “Yozora. feat. Haji→” MUSIC VIDEO SHORT ver.
Night Sky feat. Hajimiwa

It’s a miraculous song born from a collaboration between Haji→ and miwa.

The lyrics portray the regret of a man and woman who broke up due to conflicting views, and it became extremely popular among young men and women.

It’s also a favorite choice for karaoke duets.

If I’m wrapped in kindnessmiwa

Miwa cover 'If Wrapped in Kindness'
If I'm wrapped in kindnessmiwa

This is a cover by the hugely popular singer-songwriter miwa.

Her uniquely resonant voice is truly striking, isn’t it? It’s a cover that preserves the original song’s light, breezy feel while also conveying a sense of her own originality.

synchronizationmiwa

miwa “Synchro” Music Video
synchronizationmiwa

A track from miwa’s EP “Kimi ni Koishita Toki kara,” released in August 2022.

At first listen it sounds like a very catchy, singable pop song, but if you listen closely, you’ll notice skillful shifts in vocal placement, especially in the higher sections.

The groove also has a slightly bouncy feel that many Japanese singers find challenging.

If you can nail this perfectly at karaoke, you’ll definitely grab everyone’s attention! If the rhythm of your singing gets flat, it can ruin the song, so be sure to listen carefully to the beat of the backing track (karaoke) and keep a solid sense of rhythm as you sing.

If you were here and I could hold youmiwa

miwa 'If You Were Here So I Could Hold You'
If you were here and I could hold youmiwa

How many times have I witnessed that scene—her strumming a big guitar and singing with such joy—and how many times has she encouraged me like that? I always wonder where miwa, who looks so petite, packs all that immense energy.

The title of this song, “If You’re Here and I Can Hold You,” says it all and is lovely.

The lyrics that say you don’t need anything else—as long as you’re here—are straightforward and refreshing.

A recommended track that writes that love isn’t a thing, but an existence itself.

It was also chosen as the theme song for TBS’s moving medical drama “Kounodori.”

Drive Songmiwa

Here’s the perfect one-and-only driving song from the eternal guitar girl, miwa: “Drive Song.” With lines like “I’ve put together songs I want you to listen to while driving” and “You look way too wonderful behind the wheel,” there are so many swoon-worthy moments in the lyrics—it’s honestly heart-fluttering! You can’t help but fall for the girl in the song after just one listen, right? During Golden Week there are lots of cars out and occasional traffic jams, but if this track is playing in the car, you’ll be totally fine! It’s especially recommended for those heading toward Odaiba and crossing the Rainbow Bridge!

Unrequited lovemiwa

Singer-songwriter miwa.

Since she has provided theme songs for multiple TV dramas and films, many of you have probably heard her music.

She is a young female singer-songwriter currently in the spotlight, combining both popularity and talent.

In this song, straightforward feelings are expressed directly in the lyrics, which many listeners are likely to relate to.

CLEARmiwa

CLEAR was written as the theme song for the sixth installment of NHK’s project “Ani x Para: Who Is Your Hero?” featuring visually impaired judo.

The song carries the message: don’t worry about what others say or how they judge you—keep moving toward the person you want to become.

Many listeners may find themselves in tears at its gentle lyrics when they feel lost.

The music video includes footage of judoka Junko Hirose, who won a bronze medal at the Rio Paralympics, and portrays the earnest efforts of a girl modeled after her.

For those striving in sports, the feelings and determination shown will likely resonate both visually and emotionally.