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A song that celebrates smiles. A smile song that lifts your spirits when you listen to it.

We’ve put together a collection of songs with the theme of “smiles”! When you’re going through tough times or feeling down, your spirits sink and it gets hard to smile, right? But that’s exactly when you should try listening to songs that lift you up.

There’s an old saying: “Good fortune comes to a home that smiles.” Maybe a smile is most needed precisely when you can’t seem to smile.

In this article, we’ll introduce uplifting smile songs, focusing on tracks themed around smiles from a variety of genres.

These are all songs that will make you smile without even thinking about it and fill you with happiness!

Songs about smiles: smile songs that cheer you up when you listen (21–30)

Keep smiling tomorrow, too.kerakera

[Smiles again tomorrow 🎶] I tried dancing the routine I learned at daycare! (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)
Keep smiling tomorrow, too.kerakera

Kerakera is a three-piece band consisting of vocalist MEME, bassist Furupe, and drummer Mori.

The unit’s name is said to come from how MEME was always cheerfully laughing “kerakera.” In that sense, they’re truly a band whose smiles suit them perfectly.

Their lyrics are uplifting, giving you energy and smiles, with messages like: “Love, dreams—everything is in your own hands, so move forward without rushing or feeling pressured.” It’s a song that will undoubtedly make you think, “How did I not know such a great track until now?”

SMILYOtsuka Ai

Ai Otsuka, a singer-songwriter who also performs as the vocalist of Rabbit, captivates fans with her cute voice and wide expressive range.

Released as a double A-side with “Bidama,” “SMILY” is a refreshing, upbeat tune chosen as the CM song for Lion’s “Ban Powder Spray.” Its message, which feels like it stays by your side in tough times, might just help you find your way forward again.

A positive number whose catchy, comfortable melody and ensemble resonate with the heart.

I want to protect that smile.Daisuke Sakuma

Daisuke Sakuma “I Want to Protect That Smile” Music Video
I want to protect that smile.Daisuke Sakuma

It’s a message song brimming with deep love and gratitude for one’s favorite idol.

Created by Daisuke Sakuma of Snow Man, it’s included on the album “THE BEST 2020 – 2025,” released in January 2025.

Masayoshi Oishi wrote, composed, and arranged the track.

Sakuma’s energetic vocals ride over a bright, pop-styled arrangement that lifts the listener’s spirits.

Its radiant musicality delivers heartfelt feelings straight to someone precious.

Many people will surely relate to the wish to protect their oshi’s smile!

It starts with a smile and a smile!Nitta Emi

Emi Nitta 1st Single: “It Starts with Smiles!”
It starts with a smile and a smile!Nitta Emi

This song is by Emi Nitta, who is active both as a voice actress and as a singer.

Nitta is from Nagano Prefecture.

Popular as a voice actress, Emi Nitta made her major debut as a singer with this song.

Why not give it a listen?

cherry (sweet cherry; cherry fruit)Otsuka Ai

Released in 2003, this was Ai Otsuka’s second single and the hit that made her famous.

Its upbeat melody, lyrics capturing the feelings of a cute girl in love, and the cheers during the instrumental break are sure to make you smile.

Crying Face Smilehinaco

Crying Face Smile – hinaco (HD)
Crying Face Smilehinaco

Hinaco is a singer-songwriter from Aizuwakamatsu City in Fukushima Prefecture, and this song was released in 2010 as her debut single.

It was used as the theme song for the NTV drama series “Mother,” and gained attention alongside the show’s success.

It’s a soothing song with a beautiful, comforting voice.

CANDY SMILEE-girls

e-girls / 「CANDY SMILE」 -Short ver.-
CANDY SMILEE-girls

Contrary to the title, it feels like a slightly precocious girl is singing.

The way E-girls build up to the chorus is distinctive—this song has it, and their other tracks are excellent too.

Since dance has apparently become a compulsory subject for junior high school students, why not give it a try and practice?