Western Music Sakura Song Ranking [2026]
We’re excited to present the latest Top 100 ranking of Western “sakura songs,” all at once, ordered by most views!
Cherry blossoms are the quintessential flower that symbolizes spring.
There are countless songs about sakura that lyrically capture meetings and farewells.
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Foreign Songs Sakura (Cherry Blossom) Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Sakura Bluesblessthefall8rank/position
The metal band Bless The Fall.
Their cherry-blossom song is “Sakura Blues.” Looking at the title, you can see that “sakura” is written in Japanese reading, which makes me, as a Japanese person, a little happy.
And since the title includes “Blues,” you might expect a jazz-style track, but it actually turns out to be an intense rock song.
The lyrics depict a sense of despair in life.
Try to feel what the cherry blossoms are meant to represent through the song.
Cherry BlossomsJoe Satriani9rank/position
Joe Satriani, one of America’s most iconic guitarists, teamed up with drummer Chad Smith and bassist Glenn Hughes to create “Cherry Blossoms.” It’s an energetic track distinguished by its edgy sound.
Interestingly, Satriani says the sound came to him spontaneously while he was visiting Japan.
It makes you wonder what kind of scenery inspired it.
Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom WhitePat Boone10rank/position
In Japan, it is a song known as “Cherry Pink Cha-Cha.” Composed in 1950, it later received English and French lyrics.
An instrumental version was featured in the film “Underwater!” and drew attention, making it a song heard around the world.
It sings of a boy’s faint first love.
Western music cherry blossom song ranking [2026] (11–20)
Cherry BlossomKacey Musgraves11rank/position
Kacey Musgraves, a six-time Grammy Award winner, is an indispensable artist when it comes to discussing country music.
It turns out she’s actually a great admirer of Japan.
She has even released a song themed around Japan’s cherry blossoms: “cherry blossom.” Departing from her country roots, this track takes on an electronic-music style.
Be sure to pay attention to the lyrics, which sing of the fleeting beauty of falling cherry blossoms.
Cherry BlossomALA.NI12rank/position
ALA.NI is a singer from France.
“Cherry Blossom” is a track included on her 2011 album You & I.
The song paints a scene of cherry blossoms falling and their petals being carried away by a river.
It can also be interpreted as overlaying the petals with the singer herself.
With its 1920s-style jazz sound, it seems perfect for a mellow listen at night.
By the way, there’s also a Japanese-language version of this song.
If you’re curious, try looking for it.
Cherry BlossomKyle Dion13rank/position
After the cherry blossom petals have fallen, they’re carried by the wind and soar high into the sky—a beautiful scene often seen in spring.
That’s what “Cherry Blossom” expresses within R&B.
The song is performed by Kyle Dion, an LA-based artist.
His mellow sound pairs with his soaring high vocals to create a truly beautiful track.
In the chorus, you can also enjoy powerful, soul-like singing.
The lyrics are simple, so it’s perfect for humming along and getting into the groove.
Cherry BlossomsTindersticks14rank/position
This is a song included on Tindersticks’ second album, “Tindersticks,” by the British alternative rock band.
Its beautiful lyrics, reminiscent of pure literature, are striking.
The wistful piano and whispering vocals combine to make you feel as if you’re watching a vintage film.