Taro Hakase Wedding Songs: Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Taro Hakase - Sunflower [OFFICIAL]

Taro Hakase’s piece “Himawari” is also an instrumental, so it’s a great recommendation for speech background music.

Since it was used as the opening theme for the NHK morning drama series “Teppan,” many people may have heard it before.

You can almost see the vivid scene of sunflowers—also the title of the piece—blooming in full glory.

Its heartwarming melody and the grandeur of the orchestra make it a perfect fit for the special stage of a wedding.

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Eternal

Even among Taro Hakase’s pieces, this one is recommended for the welcoming scene if you want an elegant and calm reception.

The gentle, soaring violin tones envelop the venue before the reception in a graceful, warm atmosphere.

It’s music rich in drama that evokes lyricism.

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Taro Hakase Suite “NIPPON” MATSURI [OFFICIAL]

This is a piece specially composed by Taro Hakase for a Japan tourism promotion project led by government agencies.

The tones of traditional Japanese instruments such as the shakuhachi and taiko are beautifully rendered, imbuing the work with a distinctly Japanese atmosphere.

It transitions from a solemn melody evocative of an ancient temple to a brilliant, blossoming mood reminiscent of dancing cherry blossoms.

It is also well-suited for Shinto wedding ceremonies.

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Angel in the Sky Taro Hakase (Taro Hakase)

While solemn, the rhythm has a light, upbeat feel, making it a song that’s easy to use at weddings.

The main melody, which plays a beautiful tune with a sense of expansiveness, matches the title well.

The violin solo in the middle builds very impressively, so it seems usable not only for the entrance but in other moments too.

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Taro Hakase – Born To Smile

A popular piece by Taro Hakase as a wedding sound.

Among his works, this track is especially recommended for couples who want a bright and fun reception, perfect for the guest-welcoming scene.

It has a light, rhythmic feel that lifts your spirits.

Just like the title suggests, it’s a song that naturally brings a smile to your face.

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Taro Hakase - Etupirka (OFFICIAL)

It’s a masterpiece whose beautiful melody resonates deep in the heart.

The world crafted by Taro Hakase’s violin is a perfect match for the solemn atmosphere of a wedding.

Released in 1998, this piece is also well known as the ending theme for the documentary program “Jounetsu Tairiku.” Its melody, which evokes the majestic nature of Hokkaido, inspires a sense of hope for the couple’s future.

The unique blend of classical and pop elements has earned it love across generations.

It would make a wonderful choice for entrance or exit scenes at the reception.

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Ban Sanka (Hymn of Myriad Praises)

This piece is very popular for use at weddings and receptions with traditional Japanese attire, especially as an entrance song or in opening videos.

It’s a captivating track with an elegant and majestic atmosphere.

The structure, which begins solemnly and gradually transitions into a beautiful melody, is striking and deeply moving.

Included on the album “SONGS,” released in July 2007, it is one of Taro Hakase’s signature works.

It’s an ideal choice for couples who want to maintain a solemn mood while also creating a warm, heartfelt presentation.