A soothing, mellow song that heals the heart

MPRINCESS PRINCESS

M – PRINCESS PRINCESS (Princess Princess) (Full)

“M,” a song covered by many artists.

A masterpiece irresistible for its gentle piano and tender, heartrending vocals.

The build-up toward the chorus and the surge that follows are simply unbeatable.

Another hallmark is the irresistibly cool electric guitar that comes in at the chorus.

It’s a classic that has been listened to time and time again.

I don’t want to let go.T-BOLAN

T-BOLAN “I Don't Want to Let Go” Music Video

T-BOLAN is a four-piece rock band that debuted in 1991.

One of their signature songs, “Hanashitakunai,” became a long-running hit.

It’s a slow, richly expressive ballad set to piano accompaniment.

With its sexy vocals and dramatic progression, it’s a tear-jerking ballad sung by a rock band.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Kobukuro – Tsubomi

This is a song that Kentarō Kobuchi of Kobukuro wrote in memory of his late mother.

The simple performance leading up to the chorus and the powerful swell at the chorus are sure to bring tears.

For those who have lost a beloved parent, it will likely resonate deeply.

It’s a heartrending piece, but one that gently sinks into your heart when you want to think about someone dear and immerse yourself in memories.

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SAKI

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TSUNAMISazan Ōrusutāzu

TSUNAMI – Southern All Stars [AiemuTV – Acoustic cover]

When you think of summer and the sea, you think of Southern—such is the image forged by the classic song “TSUNAMI.” It’s also the track that broadened Southern All Stars’ name recognition.

If you’re a man, you’ve probably sung it at karaoke at least once.

Focusing on the lyrics, although they express love in a straightforward way, they have depth and a well-balanced feel.

It remains a timeless summer anthem that is still sung today.

planetariumOtsuka Ai

Ai Otsuka / Planetarium

This is one of Ai Otsuka’s signature songs.

It expresses her feelings for a lover who has passed away.

The soothing yet sexy high notes and the sad, lustrous melody have brought joy to many listeners.

The rising sound effects in the C section add depth to the track.

And by the way, Ai Otsuka in the music video is just too cute.

Close your eyesHirai Ken

Ken Hirai – Hitomi Wo Tojite (Fakin’Pop_Part 7_19) – YouTube#at=72#!.mp4

The theme song of the film “Crying Out Love, in the Center of the World,” starring Takao Osawa and Kou Shibasaki.

It’s a poignant love song about portraying someone who is no longer by your side within your memories and continuing to search for them.

Even if things are hard now, the time will surely come when you can overcome it.

So it’s okay to cry for now.

Let this song make you cry.

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NANAMARU

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Good nightaiko

aiko - “Good Night” music video

If you’re looking for a song to keep you company in the moments before you fall asleep, I recommend one of Aiko’s gentle numbers.

Released in November 2001 as her ninth single, this track was used as the ending theme for the Fuji TV drama “Goodbye, Mr.

Ozu,” marking Aiko’s first tie-in with a TV drama.

It peaked at No.

2 on the Oricon weekly chart and was later included on the 2002 album “Aki Soba ni Iru yo.” Centered on acoustic guitar and piano, its simple arrangement is soothing, enveloping you with a warmth that quietly melts into the stillness of the night.

The lyrics, which trace memories of love while somehow offering a sense of reassurance, are striking—an exquisite interplay of wistfulness and affirmation.

Put it on during sleepless nights or whenever you want to calm your heart.