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Thank you as always. Recommended songs to give on Mother’s Day: Popular songs of gratitude.

Mother’s Day, which falls on the second Sunday of May, is a day to express gratitude to our beloved mothers.

In this article, we introduce “songs of thanks” that can help you convey your appreciation to your mom on Mother’s Day.

A mother’s presence—someone who always accepts you with kindness no matter what—means so much to a child.

Even as adults, many of us probably still feel, “I just can’t compete with my mom!”

Why not send the “thank you” that’s hard to say face-to-face, together with carnations, on Mother’s Day?

She’s sure to be delighted!

Thank you always. Recommended songs to give on Mother’s Day: Popular gratitude songs (41–50)

Maternal and Child Health HandbookIshizaki Hyuui

Huwie Ishizaki – Maternal and Child Health Handbook (Lyric Video)
Maternal and Child Health HandbookIshizaki Hyuui

Did you know that Hyui Ishizaki’s name is actually his real name? Apparently, his mother, who was a fan of Ittetsu Hoshi from “Star of the Giants” and David Bowie, is the one who named him.

Now, “Mother and Child Health Handbook” is a track included on the 2014 mini-album “That’s Why I Don’t Like Carnations.” The lyrics, which revisit memories with his mother, are something just about anyone can relate to.

In May, the month of Mother’s Day, why not draw courage from this song and express the gratitude you don’t usually say?

Thank you as always. Recommended songs to give on Mother’s Day: Popular appreciation songs (51–60)

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the paddles – Carnation (Official Video)
carnationthe paddles

A feel-good Mother’s Day song by the three-piece band the paddles from Neyagawa, Osaka.

The combination of a gentle, mellow melody with lyrics expressing gratitude to one’s mother is classic, but when you listen to the paddles’ track “Carnation,” you’ll find yourself thinking, “Rock for Mother’s Day is awesome!” It’s a song that honestly pours out everyday feelings—like, “I can’t be as openly affectionate as when I was a kid, but Mom, thank you for everything.” It’s easy to see why a new generation of listeners supports it.

It’s included on their second mini-album, THE ERA, so give it a listen if you get the chance.

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It’s a song of gratitude to give to someone important, so it’s a track you can dedicate to parents, friends, or a lover.

I believe I’m able to be happy because I’m not alone—there are many precious people by my side supporting me.

Please use this song to convey an overflowing “thank you.”

Thank youOno Daisuke

Living away from home and struggling on his own, he suddenly recalls countless memories with his mother.

Even the times they clashed because they were so close, now tinged with sepia, reveal themselves as true love.

To rewind a clock that has stopped, the man sets the words of gratitude long buried in his heart to song.

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ET-KING “mother” Special PV: Married Couple Love Edition
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Released in 2012 as ET-KING’s 15th single.

It’s a song written from a mother’s perspective toward her child, expressing the belief that a child’s healthy, hard-working presence is the greatest form of filial piety.

Though the words aren’t often spoken aloud, both mother and child carry a heartfelt “thank you,” and that mutual feeling defines their bond.

The song is filled with gratitude toward a mother who is always thinking of her child.

HOMEAnjura Aki

Angela Aki “HOME” Music Video
HOMEAnjura Aki

This is Angela Aki’s major-label debut single, a song that longs for her hometown.

When we’re tired or feeling down, the one we remember is, after all, the gentle mother back home, isn’t it? It might be nice to return to your hometown for Mother’s Day.

A salvia budHOME MADE kazoku

The one song I want to give on Mother’s Day.

HOME MADE Kazoku’s signature track is a moving classic that weaves the salvia’s flower meanings—“family love” and “respect”—into its lyrics.

Released in February 2006, it centers on the bond between parent and child and on growth, portraying a strong will to overcome adversity.

The song expresses values passed down from parents to children and children’s gratitude toward their parents.

It’s perfect for anyone who wants to reaffirm their love for family.

Listen together as a family and share your “thank yous”—it’s sure to be a heartwarming moment.

Enjoy this track packed with the charms of hip-hop and pop, where rap and singing are beautifully interwoven.