[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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[Reiwa Spring Songs] A roundup of spring songs born in the Reiwa era & popular tracks you’ll want to hear in spring! (1–10)
Sakura, flutterSazan Ōrusutāzu

Southern All Stars’ new song is themed around cherry blossoms, a symbol of spring’s arrival.
Set to a breezy sound that evokes the gentle spring wind, it layers hope onto the fragile yet beautiful sakura blossoms.
Released as a digital-only lead single from the album “THANK YOU SO MUCH” on January 1, 2025, the track was announced on the first anniversary of the Noto Peninsula earthquake, a timing believed to reflect sentiments for the disaster-affected areas.
With a finish that conveys the seasonality of spring and the sensibility of Japan, it’s recommended for anyone who wants to feel the arrival of a new season.
Dear Sir or Madam, on this day when cherry blossoms fluttermafumafu

Beginning with a depiction of a school building dyed in the colors of spring, this piece gently envelops the fleeting nature of youth alongside Mafumafu’s delicate vocals.
Included on the October 2019 album “Kagurairo Artifact,” it was also used as the theme song for “Shonen Janmaga Gakuen.” With lyrics that sing of school-day memories, friendship, and partings amidst a flurry of cherry blossoms, it’s sure to resonate deeply with listeners.
It’s a track you’ll want to hear during graduation season or when you feel the arrival of spring.
It’s also recommended for anyone who wants to experience Mafumafu’s unique world.
Spring Comes to UsUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

Speaking of spring, it’s the season when we start something new—new lives, new places—when we come into contact with all sorts of new things.
I think there’s a lot to be excited about.
UNISON SQUARE GARDEN’s song “Haru ga Kite Bokura” is a perfect fit for that mood and season.
Starting something new mixes excitement with anxiety, doesn’t it? This spring song nudges that indescribable feeling firmly toward the “excited” side, making you think, “Let’s give it a try—let’s go for it.”
[Reiwa Spring Songs] A roundup introduction to spring songs born in the Reiwa era and popular tracks you’ll want to hear in spring! (11–20)
Sakura, You, and Ituki.

This song, themed around cherry blossoms that herald the arrival of spring, portrays a bittersweet romantic yearning.
Released in January 2024 by tuki., it’s a heartwarming ballad that accompanies the season of farewells brought by graduation.
Lyrics weave in nostalgic places from student days, such as classrooms and school routes, evoking empathy in listeners.
It also gained popularity as the theme song for “Kyo Suki” (Today’s Love), resonating with those carrying a tender, aching love.
It’s recommended for anyone experiencing a springtime parting or trying to overcome a farewell with someone dear.
forget-me-notAwesome City Club

If you’re looking for a fresh hit song to color your spring, we recommend “Wasurena” by Awesome City Club.
Born in 2021 as a song inspired by the film We Made a Beautiful Bouquet, this track reflects delicate emotions through its beautiful melody and lyrics.
Since its release, it has continued to captivate listeners, with its streaming numbers speaking to its popularity.
Koichi Tsutaya’s arrangement enhances its stylish charm, and there are plenty of highlights—from the melodic lines to the guitar solo.
On a wistful yet warm spring day, give it a listen as a song that gently stays by your side.
Yozakura feat. Mei-chankujira

Kujira’s song beautifully captures the bittersweet feelings of springtime love.
Like fleeting night cherry blossoms, it deftly portrays both the beginning and the end of romance.
The gentle melody and profound lyrics truly resonate.
Since its release in June 2020, it has remained a beloved classic for many.
The collaboration with Mei-chan is exquisite, with their voices blending perfectly.
I recommend listening to it alone on a spring night.
It’s a must-hear for anyone who relates to love that changes and fades like falling cherry blossoms.
Sakura Weather and a Time Machine with Hatsune MikuAdo

A ballad capturing the fleeting nature of spring and bittersweet emotions has been born from a collaboration between Ado and Hatsune Miku.
Interweaving the beauty of cherry blossoms with lingering feelings for a past love, its poignant lyrics leave a deep impression.
Crafted by Mafumafu, the track shifts from a gentle opening to an exhilarating development that draws listeners in.
Released in October 2024, this work marks Ado’s first CD single.
It was also performed at her solo show at the National Stadium, generating significant buzz.
It’s a perfect song for sensing the arrival of spring while looking back on the past.



