Recommended for couples! Reiwa-era love songs that warm the heart
Mutual-love songs warm your heart just by listening, whether you’re in a couple or not.
Even these days, when people say young folks are losing interest in romance, the time you get to spend with someone you really love is still precious to anyone, isn’t it?
So here, I’ve put together a list of the latest mutual-love songs released in the Reiwa era.
If you’re a couple, they’re sure to add color to the time you spend together.
And if you’re not in a couple, listening to them might just make you want to fall in love.
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Recommended for couples! Heartwarming Reiwa-era mutual love songs (21–30)
Reasons I like youwacci
A pop-rock band, wacci delivers music that accompanies people’s everyday lives.
This ballad, themed around deep gratitude and understanding for a loved one, gently portrays how love grows through daily moments.
Released in August 2024, its music video stars Jun Nishiyama and Riho Takada.
With an emotional band ensemble, the song celebrates the importance of a bond that needs no words to be understood.
It’s a perfect recommendation for couples who want to add color to the time they spend together.
Spot the differenceSuda Masaki
The digital single by Masaki Suda, featured as a TV drama’s theme song, is a gem that portrays the journey of searching for life’s “mistakes” and “right answers.” Released in May 2019, the song was written and composed by Kenshi Yonezu, and Suda’s clear, transparent vocals resonate deeply.
The lyrics, which express both the beauty and loneliness of living, teach us not to seek perfection, but to find value in the small moments of everyday life.
It’s a heartwarming track that, when listened to as a couple, reaffirms the depth of love that comes from accepting each other’s imperfections.
Recommended for couples! Heartwarming Reiwa-era mutual-love songs (31–40)
On a special/celebratory dayShio Reira
Spun by Leila Ushio, this song is a warm love ballad that sings of how the ordinary moments spent with someone special color life like flowers.
Created as the ending theme for the TV anime “A Sign of Affection Blossoms with Grace” (Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku), it was released in July 2025.
It beautifully captures the pure affection of the original work through Leila Ushio’s clear vocals and dramatic sound.
When you’re feeling a little worn out by days that don’t go your way, listening to this song might help you notice the happiness right beside you and fill your heart with gentleness.
I loveMarushii
An upbeat love song by Marcy that captures the exhilaration of being in love.
Released in May 2024, the track drew attention when it was chosen as the theme song for ABEMA’s dating show “High-Teen Bible.” It vividly portrays the irreplaceable tenderness hidden within ordinary days spent with a lover, along with a faint anxiety that these happy days might one day come to an end.
This song, which reminds you of the preciousness of time with someone you love, will surely accompany those moments when the everyday feels special.
Chronostasiskinoko teikoku
On the way home from a night spent with your lover, you wish this moment could last forever—that happy yet slightly bittersweet feeling.
In this work by Kinoko Teikoku, such everyday moments between lovers are portrayed through the mysterious phenomenon of time seeming to stop.
The song is included on their October 2014 album Fake World Wonderland, and is also known for being used in the film We Made a Beautiful Bouquet.
For couples savoring the joy of being together, it might just be the perfect song to match how you feel right now.
You and ISuzuki Suzuki
A love song by the brother duo Suzuki Suzuki that captures the sweet everyday life of a couple.
A late-night convenience store becomes a special playground just for the two of them, they talk about their future dreams at a slightly upscale place, and their ordinary days overflow with happiness in a way that makes your heart flutter.
Released in December 2020 as their first original work, the song was inspired by the lovey-dovey stories of a member’s friends.
Give it a listen—this track reminds us that the everyday is the true treasure, and it may make you cherish the time with your loved one even more.
Better Half (feat. JEONGHAN of SEVENTEEN)Omoinotake
Even from far apart, Omoinotake delivers a moving ballad that sings of unwavering, powerful feelings set to a warm melody.
It also drew attention for featuring SEVENTEEN member Jeonghan.
Centered on a long-distance relationship, the song portrays the aching thoughts for a lover who’s far away and the love that deepens across the distance.
Its dramatically unfolding melody and the clear, expansive vocals of Reo Fujii and Jeonghan blend beautifully, resonating deeply with listeners.
The track was included on Omoinotake’s major second album, “Pieces,” released in January 2025, and was also chosen as the theme song for ABEMA’s original romance show “Koisuru ♥ Shuumatsu Homestay 2025 Fuyu” (Falling in Love: Weekend Homestay, Winter 2025).
It’s a song that will surely be there for anyone living apart from someone important or thinking of a distant loved one.