[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.
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[Christmas Songs] Soothing tones. Special music box arrangements! (1–10)
powder snowRemioromen
This is a winter song that beautifully captures the season’s atmosphere and a bittersweet longing for love.
The delicate lyrics woven by Ryota Fujimaki of Remioromen pair exquisitely with a melody that resonates deeply in the heart.
Released in May 2006, the piece was also used as an insert song for the Fuji TV drama “1 Litre of Tears.” The lyrics convey a poignant sense of cherishing what has been lost and the aching desire to draw close again, striking a chord with many listeners.
It’s a recommended track for moments when you feel the chill and solitude of winter yet want to look back on warm memories with someone dear.
Why not savor its beautiful melody and aching harmonies slowly through a music box arrangement?
Merry ChristmasNinomiya Kazunari
A gem of a winter song by Kazunari Ninomiya, rendered in gentle, warm tones that paint the Christmas magic adorning a winter cityscape.
This track is included on the album THE DIGITALIAN, released in October 2014.
It depicts seasonally rich, beautiful scenes: streets bustling with the Christmas colors of red, white, and green, and Santa Claus working hard on a snowy holy night.
In the music box version, you can feel even more of the warmth and hope that Christmas brings.
Let It Go ~As I Am~Matsu Takako
A gem of a winter song that touched many hearts with Takako Matsu’s gentle vocals, which drew major attention as the theme song from Disney’s Frozen.
Released in January 2014, it achieved the remarkable feat of holding the No.
1 spot on the download charts for 28 consecutive days.
Centered on the theme of “the courage to live as your true self,” it expresses the protagonist Elsa’s struggles and liberation through a beautiful melody.
It’s a song that gently encourages anyone who wants to break out of their shell and take a new step forward.
Why not soak up the Christmas spirit by listening to this music box rendition?
[Christmas Songs] Soothing tones. Music Box Arrangement Collection! (11–20)
Silent EveKarashima Midori
A signature work by Midori Karashima! Released in 1990, this song is known for depicting a quiet Christmas Eve for women spending modest days during the glitzy bubble era.
The poignant, lonely lyrics blend with Karashima’s clear, soaring vocals to deeply resonate with listeners.
Since its release, it has been covered by many artists and remains a beloved Christmas classic.
The music box version, in particular, is recommended for those seeking a gently subdued Christmas song or music to accompany quiet moments with someone special.
Love Song in DecemberGACKT
A romantic winter ballad by GACKT that paints a vivid picture of the season.
Released in December 2001, the song gently conveys the depth of love and bonds people feel amid the cold.
The music video, filmed in New York after the 9/11 attacks, also reflects the profound emotions behind the track.
Beloved by many—including with appearances at the Kouhaku Uta Gassen for two consecutive years—it remains a cherished piece.
How about listening to the music box version on a quiet winter night with someone special?
EverythingMISIA
This is a must-hear for anyone looking for a music box–style Christmas song with a gentle tone that soothes the heart.
Released in February 2013, this piece is also known as the theme song for the drama “Yamato Nadeshiko,” and it resonated with many people.
The lyrics, which sing of deep love and gratitude for a lover or someone special, are perfect for a quiet Christmas night.
The music box’s timbre will sink into your heart.
It’s recommended both for special moments with someone important and for times when you want to relax on your own.
Christmasamazarashi
This amazarashi song paints a winter scene filled with kindness.
Its unique worldview—where the beauty of falling snow intersects with the cruelty of the world—is striking.
Released in November 2010, it’s an early signature work that shines with profound lyrics and a distinctive musical style.
It delicately conveys complex emotions where personal confessions and prayers for the world, hope and despair, are all intertwined.
The melody, which lets you feel the pain and sorrow within beauty, is recommended for those who wish to spend Christmas night quietly alone.
You can fully savor its unique melody even in a music box version.