miwa’s classic and popular songs

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A song with a strikingly translucent voice has been born.

Selected as the ending theme for the anime “Momentary Lily,” this piece gently portrays the small joys of everyday life and the bonds with those we hold dear.

The soothing harmony of vocals and guitar creates a warm, comforting track.

Released by miwa on February 19, 2025, the song is drawing attention as a new step celebrating her 15th anniversary since debut.

It is also slated to be included on the album “miwa,” captivating many fans with its pop melody and heartwarming lyrics.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to cherish time with loved ones and feel gratitude in their daily lives.

February 14 feat. Takaya Kawasakimiwa

miwa “February 14 feat. Takaya Kawasaki” Music Video

Singer-songwriter miwa, known for her refreshing acoustic guitar-centered songs and clear, translucent vocals, has garnered widespread popularity.

The opening track of her second concept EP, “Valentine’s Day Is Coming Again This Year,” titled “February 14 feat.

Takaya Kawasaki,” drew attention for its collaboration with Takaya Kawasaki, just as the title suggests.

The way miwa’s cute vocals blend with Kawasaki’s warm voice makes for an irresistibly pleasant melody.

It’s a song that we’d love to hear a not-yet-couple sing—a number that brings you a little closer to the person you like.

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Hoshino Takashi

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miwa 『360°』 Music Video

A poppy cheer song with miwa’s cute vocals that you won’t be able to get out of your head! This track was chosen as the theme song for the film “Doraemon: Nobita’s Space Heroes.” The title “360°” is a keyword that signifies freedom.

With upbeat, encouraging lyrics that say, “Your possibilities are limitless—just move forward the way you believe,” it’s a memorable, positive song.

No one has the right to deny the future you envision.

Picture what you want to do and your ideal high school life, and start your days with new friends in your own way!

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yuri

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miwa 『DAITAN！』

This is the 27th single by Japanese singer miwa, released on September 9, 2020.

It also served as the theme song for the drama “Yokai Share House.” The song is fascinating, with rapid and dynamic developments, and the semi-spoken B-melody is particularly striking.

In the chorus, she showcases powerful high notes, making it a great choice for high-register female singers at karaoke to bring out their full appeal.

As for the semi-spoken parts mentioned earlier—there’s a slightly rap-like feel to them—don’t be shy; immerse yourself in the world of the song and it will come together even better! When you sing it, be sure to pay close attention so you don’t fall behind the rhythm.

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Kei Takahata

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miwa 『RUN FUN RUN』Music Video

If you’re looking for moving wedding songs by a female vocalist, you should definitely check out miwa’s tracks! miwa’s “RUN FUN RUN” is emotional right from the intro, and the chorus is super catchy.

That’s why it’s perfect for moments like the toast at the reception or the cake-cutting.

It’s a song that lets you picture the two of you happily running forward together in the life you’re about to share.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Miwa cover 'If Wrapped in Kindness'

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.

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Hoshino Takashi

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miwa 'If You Were Here So I Could Hold You'

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.”