Popular Spring Songs Ranking [2026]
We’re introducing the monthly Top 100 spring song rankings all at once, ordered by most views!
Spring is full of new things—new encounters, new environments—and every day feels fresh.
Of course, that also means there can be plenty of challenges, but let’s do our best!
We’ve got lots of refreshing, uplifting tracks that are perfect for the season of spring making the rankings, so be sure to check them out.
The playlist is updated every week!
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Popular Spring Songs Ranking [2026] (61–70)
After all, it’s springSakanakushon64rank/position
Speaking of March, it’s also the season when we part ways with people we’ve spent time with.
“Nantettatte Haru” is a mellow dance number that will stir your sentimental feelings.
It’s included on “sakanaction,” released by the rock band Sakanaction in 2013.
Its cool techno sound, driven by an off-beat rhythm, is captivating.
Focus on the lyrics, which unfold like a novel, and you’ll feel the poignancy emerge.
Let the melody, which wraps loneliness, move your body.
Spring ~spring~Hysteric Blue65rank/position
A Hysteric Blue song that gently brings back memories of the past.
Composed by drummer Takuya during a high school world history class, it was released in January 1999 and selected as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s variety show “Mokugeki! Dokyun.” It was also included on the albums “baby Blue” and “Historic Blue,” and the band went on to perform at NHK’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen.
With its refreshing melody and relatable lyrics, the song vividly portrays the meetings and farewells of spring and a resolve to chase one’s dreams, making it a piece that truly supports anyone embarking on a new chapter in life.
Dreams and Leaf-Cherry TreesAoki Gekkou66rank/position
A three-person Vocaloid producer unit consisting of a lyricist, a composer, and a video creator, Aoki Gekkou.
Despite being their VOCALOID debut work, “Yume to Hazakura” made it into the Hall of Fame.
Its ethereal arrangement, featuring piano and strings, evokes the scenes suggested by the title.
The sentimental melody carried by the nostalgic ensemble seems like it would feel great to sing at karaoke.
It’s a Vocaloid track with a memorable Japanese-style melody that evokes the pleasant breezes of May.
cherry blossomKawaguchi Kyogo67rank/position
With its simple yet deeply moving melody and richly expressive musicality, it continues to be cherished as a timeless classic.
The lyrics, which skillfully weave in the changing seasons, carry a warm message of hope for a future with a loved one and the resolve to move forward with hope in one’s heart.
Released in December 2003 by Warner Music Japan, this piece was created for a commercial featuring Doraemon as the image character.
Like a warm breeze that heralds the arrival of spring, it is a gem you’ll want to listen to whenever you wish to feel calm and gentle.
Aprilmol-7468rank/position
A signature song by mol-74, woven from translucent vocals and delicate sound.
Centered on April—the symbol of spring’s arrival—it beautifully portrays the emotions of looking back on a past romance.
The resolve to stay true to oneself, even while struggling with the gap between ideals and reality, is striking.
It’s a track I especially recommend to anyone who’s faced a parting with someone dear at the start of a new season.
Sing of springback number69rank/position
Back Number’s “Turning Spring into a Song” has been beloved by many fans since their indie days.
Contrary to spring’s gentle atmosphere, the helpless feelings and lingering attachment after a farewell are penned in Iyori Shimizu’s real, down-to-earth words.
The song is included on the mini-album “Nogashita Sakana,” released in February 2009, and was later selected for their 2016 best-of album “Encore”—a number that can truly be called one of their origins.
The unadorned guitar sound, rather than being flashy, only heightens the urgency and poignancy.
In April, when meetings and partings intersect, if you listen on a night when you want to pause and sink into nostalgia, it’s a track that will quietly stay close to your heart—a song perfect for a spring night.
Song of SpringUkasukaji70rank/position
Perfect for cherry blossom season, this gem of a song was crafted by the duo Ukasuka-G.
Its refreshing melody evokes the arrival of spring and the start of new beginnings, and the heartwarming lyrics are truly memorable.
Produced in March 2014 as FM802’s “ACCESS!” campaign song, it features a star-studded lineup of participating artists.
It also shines as a motivational anthem that gently encourages those stepping into a new environment.
Wrapped in the warmth of spring, it’s a track I highly recommend to anyone about to take that first step forward.