Spitz Love Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Soulmatesupittsu8rank/position

Spitz / Fated Person

Spitz’s songs are captivating for their unique expressions that uncover the meaning of life from everyday, ordinary moments.

The lyrics of this piece are also striking, conveying the idea of realizing life’s meaning from the way a bus sways, prompting reflection on love and fate.

Released in November 1997, the song was also used as the theme for the film “Whisper of the Moonlight.” It’s a perfect track for times when you want to think deeply about love and life, or when you want to feel the bond with someone important.

With heartfelt lyrics and a warm melody, it will gently stay by your side.

thrushsupittsu9rank/position

Spitz / Thrush

Spitz’s songs never lose their luster.

I was really impressed by the line in this song that doesn’t mean “I’m living for you,” but rather “I’m kept alive because you’re here.” I hadn’t considered that kind of interpretation before.

The overlap between the flipbook-style animation and the live-action footage is exquisite, and it makes me want to watch it over and over.

Run through the nightsupittsu10rank/position

Yoru o kakeru Spitz

A Spitz song that portrays an elopement born from a forbidden love.

Knowing theirs is a relationship no one will bless, it depicts a poignant night as the couple runs off into a world for just the two of them.

Aware that they’re connected not by a destined red thread, but by something far more fragile, they still try to believe in that bond alone—an attitude that leaves you with a sense of helpless sorrow.

The track was included on the classic album Mikazuki Rock, released in September 2002, and was later used as an insert song in an anime.

It’s a work that confronts you with the purity and peril of a love you’d uphold even while turning your back on the world, prompting deep reflection.

Tokimeki Part 1supittsu11rank/position

Spitz / Tokimeki Part 1

Spitz is a four-member rock band that has released many hit songs, including Robinson in 1995 and Cherry in 1996.

Their Tokimeki Part 1 is a refreshing love song included on their 17th studio album, Himitsu Studio.

The song was chosen as the theme for the film Water Flows Toward the Sea, and Masamune Kusano’s emotional vocals—perfectly aligned with the film’s world—really hit home.

Its sweet melody, different from the classic pop catchiness, naturally puts you in a romantic mood as you listen.

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Tears Sparkle☆supittsu12rank/position

Spitz / Tears Sparkle☆

Some of you might often sing it at karaoke.

It was released in 1995 as the 12th single.

The lyrics’ word choices are lovely—stars in the summer night sky you gaze up at with someone you love.

The overall tone is refreshing, and the guitar’s rich, dimensional timbre leaves a strong impression.

It feels like a song you can enjoy not only for Tanabata, but throughout the entire summer.

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Araki Jakkan

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Magic Wordssupittsu13rank/position

Spitz / Magic Words

The lyrics that say “I’m always thinking of you” tighten my chest.

It’s a song by Spitz, the popular rock band that has remained at the forefront of the Japanese music scene, released in 2006 as their 31st single.

It was the theme song for the film Honey and Clover.

The sound arrangement, which blends freshness with grandeur, is quintessential Spitz.

And their sense for words is truly wonderful, isn’t it? The unadorned feelings—their honest emotions—come through so vividly.

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Araki Jakkan

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Singing Rabbitsupittsu14rank/position

Film 'Teacher! ...May I Love You?' Spitz 'Uta Usagi' Special Short Movie

Spitz’s “Uta Usagi” is a song that gracefully depicts the subtle fluctuations of a hidden crush.

There are times when you can’t confess your feelings to a teacher and end up keeping them deep inside.

In such moments, this piece has the power to turn emotions into words.

Its nostalgic guitar sound and candid, heartfelt vocals both accompany the listener’s feelings and evoke the poignancy of the distance from the teacher.

With a blend of crystalline beauty and bittersweetness, it resonates in the hearts of all who struggle with love.

When you want to quietly affirm your feelings, this song is sure to be an irreplaceable support.