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Remioromen – Powder Snow

The song by Remioromen, released in November 2005, became widely known after being featured as an insert song in the Fuji TV drama “1 Litre of Tears.” This ballad, which depicts winter scenery and the feelings of love, has become a beloved classic that resonates with many listeners.

The lyrics, in particular, deeply connect with younger audiences in their teens through thirties, skillfully expressing the fleeting happiness shared with a lover and the loneliness of winter spent in solitude.

The track is included on Remioromen’s albums “HORIZON” and “Remio Best,” and it’s also a karaoke staple.

It’s a heartwarming number you’ll want to listen to as winter arrives.

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Remioromen – March 9

Even more than 15 years after its release, Remioromen’s March 9th remains a classic that consistently ranks among the top songs people want to sing at graduation ceremonies.

Along with their signature hit Konayuki, it was used as an insert song in the Fuji TV drama 1 Litre of Tears, which helped it gain popularity.

It’s also well known that March 9th was originally written as a wedding song for a friend shared by the band members.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to together with the partner you spent your school days with.

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Hamada Takuya

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Telephone [PV] - Remioromen

This is a song that resonates with people in long-distance relationships.

It’s by the rock band Remioromen, also known for “Konayuki” and “March 9th,” and it was released in 2003 as their major-label debut single.

The song begins with a guitar arpeggio that carries a somewhat dreamlike atmosphere and builds into an emotional piece.

The grainy texture of the sound pairs beautifully with Fujimaki’s soaring vocals.

Listening to it might make you think of your faraway lover—and, true to the title, reach for the phone to call them.

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Araki Jakkan

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Remioromen – Sakura (Music Video Short ver.)

A pop tune by Remioromen that gently sings of feelings for a loved one beneath trees in full-bloom cherry blossoms.

With the arrival of spring, the song kindles a warm light of hope in listeners’ hearts.

Released in February 2009 as a digital-only single, it was featured in commercials for au by KDDI as well as Sony Ericsson mobile phones.

It continues to resonate with many as a song to listen to in the springtime, when the cherry blossoms are in bloom.

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ARIGATOU

As the title suggests, this song is packed to the brim with feelings of “thank you,” expressing gratitude and a sincere heart in a straightforward way.

Remioromen’s “Arigatou” is included on their 2010 album Kachou Fuugetsu and was also featured on NHK’s Minna no Uta.

It’s perfect for sending your appreciation to someone important, but the lyrics could also be taken as resembling a proposal.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have your gratitude conveyed through a song like this?

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Remioromen – Umbrella Jellyfish

A sweet and heart-fluttering song by Remioromen.

The lyrics describe nothing more than a boy and a girl behind the school building, simply standing there with a vinyl umbrella open—and that very simplicity stirs the listener’s imagination.

It’s a track that reminds you that some romances begin on rainy days, calling back memories of youthful days long past.

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Remioromen – After the Rain

The first single by the Japanese rock band Remioromen.

Released on May 21, 2003.

Using rain as a metaphor for the past, it captures the heart of a young person moving toward the future while holding onto nostalgic memories.

It’s an up-tempo track where the lyrical world and the straightforward vocals are a perfect match.