[Reiwa Spring Songs] A roundup of spring songs born in the Reiwa era and popular tracks you’ll want to listen to in spring!
Spring is full of moments that move the heart—new encounters and farewells, cherry blossoms dancing in the breeze, and more.
In those scenes, isn’t it the power of songs about spring that gently stays by your side? In this article, we’ve gathered spring-themed tracks released since the start of the Reiwa era.
It’s a lineup of deeply moving masterpieces you’ll want to replay again and again.
For your commute playlist or a drive, be sure to find a favorite song to spend this spring with!
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[Spring Songs of the Reiwa Era] A roundup introduction to spring songs born in the Reiwa era and popular tracks you’ll want to hear in spring! (91–100)
Happinessarashi
With its lightly sprinting guitar tones and vibrant, dynamic melody that lifts the heart, this piece is perfect for the season of new beginnings.
The lyrics capture both anticipation for the future and the determination to move forward despite doubts and anxieties, gently giving listeners a push from behind.
Released in 2007, it also became well-loved as the theme song for the drama “Yamada Taro Monogatari.” It’s a bright and refreshing spring anthem of encouragement, ideal for school graduations or anyone starting a new chapter in life.
periodIshizaki Hyuui
Woven with a gentle singing voice, this spring ballad is a gem that depicts the delicate emotions where hope and farewell intersect.
While carrying the loss of heartbreak, the wavering resolve to take a new step forward is expressed in delicate words.
Huwie Ishizaki’s tender vocals and skillful word choice resonate deeply with listeners.
The song is included on the album “Huwie Best,” released in March 2018, and its music video—featuring actor Masaki Suda—became a hot topic.
It’s a track that stays close to those who feel both excitement and anxiety during the season of change that comes with spring and the start of a new life.
It gently embraces the hearts of those striving to overcome the pain of a broken heart and move forward.
Delicious Survivorhanabie
Hanabie.’s track, where fiery shouts intersect with catchy melodies, portrays the courage to face harsh trials and the bonds with comrades.
The protagonist keeps moving forward even in difficult situations, depicted alongside a powerful performance that kindles a light of hope in listeners’ hearts.
Written as the opening theme for the TV anime “Momentary Lily,” airing from January 2025, it was released for early streaming on January 30 of the same year.
A bold endeavor from the group, who continue their energetic run with the EP “Bucchigiri Tokyo,” this song stands by those weighed down by everyday frustrations and gives them the courage to look ahead.
I heard the sound of cherry blossoms blooming.＝LOVE
This is a heartwarming =LOVE song that gently conveys the arrival of spring.
It portrays a faint, bittersweet first love by likening the flutter of a first crush to the invisible scene of “the sound of cherry blossoms blooming.” The reasons the protagonist prefers riding in the third car of the school commuter train, and the care she takes with her hairstyle, convey the feelings of a girl earnestly navigating her first love despite her confusion.
Included on the May 2021 album “Zenbu, Naisho.” (“Everything’s a Secret.”), the song also drew attention for its refreshingly springlike visual beauty in the music video.
It’s a perfect track for the spring season—one that makes your heart flutter when listened to at the start of a new school term.
It’s recommended not only for those in love, but also for anyone who wants to enjoy the spirit of spring.
Bye-Good-ByeBE:FIRST
The song “Bye-Good-Bye” resonates in the season when cherry blossoms flutter down.
Despite a title that evokes graduation and farewells, the lyrics are notable for their positive message.
Musically, it features an approachable melody line and a lively beat that makes you want to sway along as you listen.
It carries a powerful message that gives you a push as you step toward a bright future, and every listen is sure to leave you feeling refreshed.
1096Cody Rī (Ri)
Cody・Lee (Lee)’s track is a song crafted while looking back on high school life.
It carries the struggle of trying to find the right path, as well as the hope for new encounters that sprout in spring.
Knowing this background will let listeners feel a deeper connection beyond just a typical spring song.
With family and friends of the members participating, you can sense his roots, making the world of the piece feel even more real.
In a season of many farewells and new beginnings, this work is likely to become a special song for many.
Whether you’re stepping into a new chapter or hoping to heal the pain of loss, please give it a listen.
SAKURA BURSTCö shu Nie
Cö shu Nie’s “SAKURA BURST” is striking for vocalist Mirai Nakamura’s clear, high-toned voice.
Created as the ending theme for the sci-fi mecha anime Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion, it’s a bittersweet spring song that explores themes like inescapable fate and the wish to turn back time.
Its worldview, where reality and unreality seem to blend, resonates in a way with the season of cherry blossoms in full bloom.
Listening to this emotionally rich track that colors a melancholy spring, you might find it nice to immerse yourself in the beauty of cherry blossoms—even as they fall.
