[2026] Songs to listen to in November: masterpieces of late autumn, autumn songs.
By the time November arrives, autumn deepens, and you can gradually sense the approach of winter from the scenery and the atmosphere of the city.
As autumn draws to a close, what kind of songs do you feel like listening to? In this article, we’ve gathered many tracks that will keep you company through autumn’s sentimental mood and those moments when you feel a little lonely.
Whether you’re feeling a bit down or want to savor autumn’s calm, mellow hours, we hope you find a favorite song that’s just right.
Let’s fully enjoy the last days of autumn and welcome winter!
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[2026] Songs to listen to in November: Masterpieces of late autumn, autumn songs (81–90)
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The song “Road,” which brought THE Toraburyū to fame, was written for a fan who died in a traffic accident.
Its lyrics and melody convey the anguish of a man who lost his beloved.
Perhaps that sense of reality comes from the fact that it was based on a true story.
Whenever I see snow, what I remember are the ordinary days.
It’s those small, everyday moments that come back to you, isn’t it?
The Wind RisesMatsuda Seiko
When it comes to Seiko Matsuda’s autumn songs, isn’t it “Kazetachinu,” released in 1981? Composed by Eiichi Ohtaki, it’s a gorgeous and charming track.
After being featured in a Glico Pocky commercial, it topped the Oricon singles chart and won the Golden Idol Award at the 23rd Japan Record Awards.
Its bright melody paired with lyrics about a lovers’ parting creates a sound that beautifully conveys a sense of poignancy.
Please give it a listen!
*~asterisk~ORANGE RANGE
Asterisk, the first opening theme for the anime BLEACH.
An asterisk is a star.
The starlight we see now isn’t the sparkle of this very moment but light that has taken an unfathomable time to reach us.
Like starlight that pours down across eras, the lyrics convey a powerful resolve to be someone who keeps shining in another’s heart.
It’s a song that makes you want to bask in the romance of life beneath a clear winter night sky.
The Two in the Wintry BlastItō Sakiko
This song portrays a bittersweet love at the end of autumn, layered over a bleak scene where a wintry wind blows.
The image of two young lovers clinging to each other even as they face harsh reality is striking.
Sakiko Ito’s clear, pure voice perfectly complements the landscape that hints at winter’s approach.
Released in December 1974, the track resonated with many listeners, reaching 36th on the following year’s Oricon annual chart.
It’s the perfect song to listen to on a chilly November night, reminiscing about someone dear.
When you hear it, the loneliness of late autumn and the poignant feelings just before winter will surely well up in your chest.
Moon CryingKōda Kumi
Released in 2008 as Kumi Koda’s 40th single, this song was used as the theme for the TV Asahi drama “Puzzle.” It was created from the idea of linking the ever-watching moon with the loved ones who are always there to support her.
It’s an autumn song overflowing with feelings for those dear to you.