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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)
Cherry BlossomPaolo Nutini1rank/position
When we think of sakura songs, we tend to imagine something refreshing, but there are actually tracks with darker worlds too.
With that in mind, I’d like to introduce “Cherry Blossom.” It’s a song released by the Scottish singer Paolo Nutini.
The melody is classic, straight-ahead rock.
In the song, “cherry blossom” is used as a keyword to represent a cherished person who has been lost.
And since cherry blossoms bloom again every year even after they fall, the song can also be interpreted as a wish for reunion.
Tokyo RoadBon Jovi2rank/position
This work opens with a striking intro that weaves in the melody of the traditional Japanese piece “Sakura Sakura.” Its energetic hard rock sound and lyrics set against the backdrop of Tokyo nights are especially captivating.
The song portrays adventures and encounters in a foreign land, evoking the vibrant atmosphere of Japan in the 1980s.
Included on the album 7800° Fahrenheit, released in March 1985, it carries a special sentiment for Japanese fans.
Recommended for those who want to experience the early appeal of Bon Jovi or who feel nostalgic for Japan in the ’80s.
Cherry Blossom RoadBibio3rank/position
A track I’d like to introduce as one that sparks the imagination is “Cherry Blossom Road.” It’s a piece included on the album Fi by the electronic music artist Bibio.
The album was produced using a method that samples environmental sounds and layers melodies over them throughout.
Although each track isn’t described in detail, it can be inferred that “Cherry Blossom Road” samples the ambient sounds of a road where cherry blossom petals are fluttering down.
Cherry BlossomEmpire Of The Sun4rank/position
Empire Of The Sun, based in Australia, craft a unique mythic world of their own.
Ahead of the release of their first album in eight years, Ask That God, which came out in July 2024, they unveiled Cherry Blossom.
The track is marked by their signature dazzling synthesizer tones and an exhilarating, nostalgically tinged melody.
The lyrics convey the arrival of a new season—symbolized by cherry blossoms—and a resolve to step into the unknown, mirroring the band’s return after a long silence.
The music video, shot amid Thailand’s beautiful landscapes, also drew attention.
It’s a song that feels perfect for springtime and for those moments when you want a push to try something new.
cherry blossoms (prod. CrashBandit)shady MOON5rank/position
Shady Moon, who has gained attention in the internet-born “aesthetic rap” scene, sings delicately about loneliness and the subtleties of love.
Released in August 2021, this track is an emo-rap piece featuring producer Crash Bandit’s lo-fi sound and Shady Moon’s shadowy, evocative vocals.
The lyrics evoke scenes of cherry blossoms—not just their beauty, but also an earnest longing for love and a sense of anxiety—whose fragility really resonates.
Although there was no official tie-in, it went viral on video platforms and reached many listeners across borders.
It’s a song best suited not for standing under trees in full bloom, but for a quiet, sentimental night alone in your room, watching petals fall.
SAKURAROSALÍA6rank/position
Rosalía, the Spanish songstress who has fused flamenco with urban music and earned global acclaim.
The track in question is the one included at the very end of her album MOTOMAMI, released in March 2022.
It’s characterized by a production that starts with crowd cheers, as if from a live recording, and lyrics that poignantly and beautifully overlap the scattering of cherry blossoms with the fleeting nature of fame as a star.
It portrays the loneliness that lurks behind dazzling success and the resolve to accept the inevitable end to come, and that contrast deepens the song’s impact.
It’s a quiet yet powerful ballad, perfectly suited to close an album that was recognized at the Grammys.
Recommended for spring nights when you want to spend time alone in silence, or for anyone who wants to hear a voice that truly resonates with the heart.
Cherry BlossomLana Del Rey7rank/position
Lana Del Rey, a singer based in New York, has actually created a song connected to cherry blossoms as well.
That’s “Cherry Blossom,” released in 2021.
Set to her signature, translucent vocals, the song paints springtime scenery.
The lyrics mention plane trees and dandelions, but the cherry blossoms in the title never actually appear.
There are various interpretations of this, including the idea that a certain thing depicted in the song symbolizes cherry blossoms.
Be sure to give it a listen.