Sakura Fujiwara Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Sakura Fujiwara “NEW DAY” (short ver.)

This is a very bright, uplifting autumn song by Sakura Fujiwara, a female singer-songwriter born in 1995.

Even though lots of things happen, it tells you that as long as you’re with me, everything will be okay—let’s enjoy the new days.

It’s a great song that throws out such energizing words!

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Sakura Fujiwara – Walking on the Clouds

Sakura Fujiwara is a singer-songwriter known for songs like Soup, the theme for the drama Love Song.

This track opens her major-label debut a la carte and was featured in Sapporo Beer’s “140 Years of Pride” commercial.

The buoyant piano gives it an irresistible lightness that makes you want to skip along! The lyrics, which express feelings like “If I’m with you, I can go anywhere,” pair perfectly with that fluffy, floating mood.

Influenced by diverse music and distilling it into pop, Sakura Fujiwara’s charm—and her comfortably smoky voice—also exude a stylish, Western pop vibe.

Give it a relaxed listen on a gentle rainy day or after the rain lets up.

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good morning

Sakura Fujiwara’s song “good morning” is a perfect track for mornings when you can almost hear little birds chirping.

It’s the title track of her major-label debut album “good morning,” released in 2016, and it was used in the Kyushu Electric Power “Kirei Life Plus” commercial.

Created around the theme of what a “happy morning” means to Fujiwara, it’s adorned with a cute, country-style sound.

Definitely try setting it as your alarm!

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Sakura Fujiwara – Let’s Talk (Music Video)

This song features Sakura Fujiwara’s gentle, warm voice that nestles close to the heart.

It’s included on her album “AIRPORT,” released in May 2023, and also drew attention as a co-written piece with Kazuyoshi Saito.

The lyrics, which cherish the small moments of everyday life and portray the couple’s feelings for each other, are especially memorable and resonate deeply with listeners.

The music video stars actress Mayu Hotta, and behind-the-scenes footage of her relaxed shoot with Sakura Fujiwara has also been released.

With its laid-back vibe, it’s perfect for soothing a tired heart.

It’s also a great choice to listen to while spending time with someone special.

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Sakura Fujiwara “Goodbye”

When you want to reset your mindset, I recommend “Goodbye” by singer-songwriter Sakura Fujiwara.

It’s included on her 2014 indie album “full bloom.” She wrote it around her high school graduation, and the lyrics—packed with feelings like anxiety and anticipation—gently resonate when you’re feeling down.

Her mature, richly nuanced voice is also wonderful.

We all have times when we lose our energy, but in those moments, this song’s “Goodbye” will surely give you the courage to take a step forward.

I think it will stay close to you as you make a new start.

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Sakura Fujiwara – “Someday” (short ver.)

This is a song that was used as the ending theme from 2017 to 2018.

On the March 25, 2018 broadcast, Sakura Fujiwara performed the song in a solo acoustic rendition.

Her singing voice and the light, breezy sound create a sense of joy and uplift.

The theme is encounters, expressing bright emotions such as the miracle and happiness of meeting someone.

It’s also memorable that the motif is Sakura Fujiwara’s parents, which brings in words that evoke a parent-child relationship.

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Sakura Fujiwara – In a Dream (Alternative Video)

Sakura Fujiwara’s song “Yume no Naka,” included on the 2020 album SUPERMARKET.

Her voice isn’t too high, and it’s incredibly soothing—truly healing.

The whole track gives off a comforting sense of relief.

Try listening when you want to relax and unwind before bed.

By the time you reach the end, you might even shed a quiet tear, but that’s how gently it heals you—perfect for those moments before you fall asleep.

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