[Music Box Medley] A Collection of Hit Songs You’ll Want to Hear in Music Box Tones

There’s always tomorrowRe:Japan

There's Always Tomorrow (Music Box ver.)

It was also used as the theme song for the drama “Ashita ga Arusa,” which featured the Downtown duo, Kanpei Hazama, Takashi Fujii, and other Yoshimoto members, and they appeared on the Kōhaku that year as well.

It’s a song loved by a wide range of generations and is comforting to listen to.

It sounds wonderful as a music box arrangement, too.

LET IT BEThe Beatles

Let It Be / The Beatles [Music Box]

This is a famous song by the Beatles, one of the world’s most iconic bands.

The chorus, “Let it be, let it be,” is easy to hum and surely still lingers in your ears.

Listening to it on a music box makes it even more moving, letting you bask in nostalgic memories.

Romance of LoveAntonio Rubira

Romance of Love / Spanish Folk Song [Music Box] (Theme from the film “Forbidden Games”)

The song used as the theme for the classic film “Forbidden Games” has become a familiar tune in music boxes.

Although its gently flowing melody sounds very sorrowful, it feels just right for keeping one’s emotions in check.

It might be best listened to on a music box.

First LoveUtada Hikaru

[Music Box] Hikaru Utada ♪ First Love

This is a famous song by the legendary diva Hikaru Utada, which was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Majo no Joken” starring Hideaki Takizawa—who was then a Johnny’s Jr.—and Nanako Matsushima, and became a smash hit.

It sounds even more pleasant when listened to as a music box arrangement.

The Toilet GodUemura Kana

[Angel's Music Box] The Goddess of the Toilet.mpg

This is the legendary hit song by Kana Uemura that suddenly became a huge breakout in 2010 and even turned into a social phenomenon.

Its gentle rhythm pairs perfectly with the heartrending lyrics, making it a track that leaves you with a lingering ache as you listen.

When you hear it on a music box, everyday worries feel so small—it’s that kind of song.