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Gently soaking into a weary heart... Healing songs released in the Reiwa era

When you’re busy every day with school or work, it can wear you down both physically and mentally.

It’s said that people accumulate stress even when they’re having fun, and if you don’t release it properly, it can lead to feeling unwell.

Belting it out at karaoke or working up a sweat through sports are great options, but some of you may find it hard to make time when your schedule is packed.

So this time, we’re introducing soothing songs released in the Reiwa era.

They’re recommended for when you’re tired or feeling hurt, so be sure to check them out.

Gently soaking into a tired heart... Healing songs of the Reiwa era (41–50)

Nameless Daysimase

It’s a ballad written as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Dr.

Ashura.” The track by imase was released in April 2025.

It’s an anthem to living true to one’s convictions, with resonant piano, stirring strings, and a straightforward vocal that blend beautifully.

Even amid doubt and anxiety, this song gently encourages those who are trying to move forward.

An unfinished love song I’ve been working on foreverHata Motohiro

Motohiro Hata “An Always-Unfinished Love Song” Music Video
An unfinished love song I've been working on foreverHata Motohiro

Hata Motohiro’s warm, tender voice weaves together feelings for someone precious.

This gem of a ballad delicately portrays a love that deepens with time, expressing ever-changing shades of affection through its poignant melody.

Released as the theme song for the film “A Love Letter on the 35th Year,” it was distributed digitally in February 2025, followed by a limited-edition CD single with Blu-ray in March.

The bonus video content, including three tracks such as the live performance “Raspberry Lover,” is also compelling.

It’s a song best enjoyed during calm moments—on a quiet walk home from work, or on a peaceful day spent thinking of someone dear.

A Gentle BallAimer

Aimer “Gentle Ball” Lyrics/English/Indonesian | NHK “Minna no Uta” | 25th single “SCOPE”
A Gentle BallAimer

Set to the strains of a dreamlike waltz, a mysterious tale unfolds on the stage of a nighttime ball.

Aimer’s husky, lustrous voice gracefully paints a fantastical scene bathed in moonlight.

The feelings of a girl who keeps dancing within the fleeting hours of the night, searching for faint memories and traces of the past, will resonate deeply with us as adults.

This piece is included on the single “SCOPE,” released in February 2025, and was newly written for NHK’s “Minna no Uta” broadcasts for February and March.

It’s a song you’ll want to savor at the close of the day, in a quiet room—one that will gently accompany and soothe a heart tired from work.

Beautiful DaysHirai Dai

Dai Hirai / Beautiful Days (Lyric Video)
Beautiful DaysHirai Dai

It’s a supportive song perfect for the season of departures, woven from a tender, heart-soothing voice and warm tones.

Released in March 2025 as a track by Dai Hirai, it gently yet powerfully pushes forward those taking new steps amid meetings and farewells.

The acoustic sound and calm melodic line are truly wonderful.

It quietly stays close to anyone diving into a new environment or experiencing a parting with someone dear.

excessively earnest; overly serious to a fault; straight-lacedCreepy Nuts×Ayase×Ikuta Rira

Creepy Nuts × Ayase × Rira Ikuta / Baka Majime “Do You Remember That Night” Special Video
excessively earnest; overly serious to a fault; straight-lacedCreepy Nuts×Ayase×Ikuta Rira

It’s a heartwarming, kindness-filled song.

Released in March 2022, this track was born from a collaboration between Creepy Nuts, Ayase, and Ikura.

Created as the theme song for Nippon Broadcasting System’s 55th anniversary All Night Nippon commemorative performance, it stands as an anthem for people giving their all every day.

The lyrics warmly portray those who may be clumsy but live earnestly, and they resonate deeply.

It’s perfect for times when you want to soothe a tired heart or need a bit of encouragement.

Please give it a listen—you’ll surely feel a gentle warmth.