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[Christmas Songs] Soothing tones: A special collection of music box arrangements!
Once December arrives, Christmas songs start playing everywhere—from city streets to TV shows.
When you put on music yourself, you’re probably often looking for Christmas songs too.
But when you’re in the mood for something mellow rather than party-like, it can be surprisingly hard to find the right tracks.
That’s why we recommend music box arrangements of Christmas songs.
In this article, we’ll introduce many music box versions of Christmas classics!
Enjoy these lovely tunes and savor your special moments.
[Christmas Songs] Soothing tones. Special music box arrangements! (1–10)
Christmas EveYamashita Tatsuro
Japan’s quintessential Christmas classics sound wonderful in music box style.
With the perfect combination of iconic Christmas songs and a music box, why not add a touch of romance to your home this winter? Dim the lights a little at night and enjoy a drink to enhance the mood even more.
Christmas songback number
It became the theme song for the Monday 9 p.m.
drama “5→9: The Monk Who Fell in Love with Me.” It’s a song woven with everyday, slightly teasing lyrics that are so typical of back number.
If you’re a girl, you might find yourself thinking, “I’d love to have someone feel this way about me.”
My lover is Santa ClausMatsutōya Yumi
It’s a quintessential work representing the Japanese winter, included on her album released in 1980.
Many Christmas songs from the ’90s are dramatic, reflecting the times, but it’s said that this Yuming track, which played throughout the streets back then, instantly transformed Christmas in Japan into the major event it is today.
Silent Night
A tender, kindness-filled melody and sacred lyrics that resonate on a quiet night.
More than 200 years later, this Christmas carol continues to soothe hearts around the world.
The delicate timbre of the music box further enhances the song’s charm.
Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, it has been covered by many artists as a symbol of Christmas.
It’s lovely to listen to alone on a silent night, and it’s also perfect as background music for special moments with someone dear.
Let the gentle tones wrap around you and enjoy a heartwarming time.
At the end of the wilderness
Steeped in the spirit of Christmas, this piece is a solemn hymn depicting shepherds celebrating the birth of Christ.
Based on a traditional French carol, it is known in Japan as Hymn No.
106.
Listening to this music in a music box arrangement will conjure images of spending Christmas with someone special, gazing up at the starry sky on a quiet night.
If you want a soothing, gentle atmosphere, why not savor Christmas to the fullest by listening to this perfect piece for the holy night?
SubtitleOfisharu Higedan Dism
It’s an emotional winter ballad.
The lyrics capture the difficulty of expressing feelings in words and the frustration of trying to move someone’s heart.
Released in October 2022 as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “silent,” it added depth to the series starring Haruna Kawaguchi.
It also gained traction on social media, with many praising how “the characters’ perspectives and the song’s worldview are a perfect match.” The music box version makes it feel even more heartrending.
This work is recommended for those who struggle to put their feelings for someone special into words, or who carry unspoken emotions in their hearts.
silentSEKAI NO OWARI
A winter ballad that warms the heart with its gentle tones.
It portrays the protagonist’s lonely feelings as they spend a quiet night alone while the snow piles up, expressed through delicate melodies and lyrics.
Released in December 2020 and gaining attention as the theme song for a TBS drama, this piece features SEKAI NO OWARI’s distinctive worldview and Nakajin’s memorable lead vocals.
It’s recommended for those who want to enjoy a calm, soothing atmosphere in contrast to the festive sparkle of Christmas.
When you’re thinking of someone dear or wishing to sink into the stillness of winter, this music-box rendition will gently wrap you in its embrace.