Soothing music that calms the heart. A beautiful singing voice that helps you relax.
We’ve selected some soothing, classic tracks with relaxing effects—perfect for “Cinderella time” before bed or for breaks—recommended by our studio staff for peace of mind, along with popular favorites.
They’re also great as background music for work or study.
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Soothing, heart-calming music. Beautiful, relaxing vocals (71–80)
One more time , One more chanceYamazaki Masayoshi
A song whose aching vocals and acoustic guitar resonate deep in the heart.
The earnest longing for lost love is conveyed through delicate lyrics and melody.
Released in January 1997, it drew attention as the theme song for the film “The Moon and a Cabbage.” It has remained beloved over the years and was also featured in Makoto Shinkai’s 2007 animated film “5 Centimeters per Second.” It’s a track you’ll want to listen to when times are tough—one to sit with alone at night.
It offers time to reflect on the past and face the emotions that lie deep within your heart.
SputnikNii Akino
This is a heart-touching song that tells the story of Laika the dog setting off into the distant cosmos, woven with Akino Arai’s clear, translucent vocals.
It offers a dreamlike depiction of Laika being placed in a chrome-colored capsule and vanishing into the darkness of space, leaving a deep impression on listeners.
Released in November 2005, the song is characterized by Arai’s delicate, poetic lyrics and its ethereal soundscape.
The lyrics connect the grand theme of space with human emotion, prompting deep reflection in those who listen.
It’s recommended for bedtime relaxation or quiet moments of contemplation.
The Tree of HitachiHitachi Seisakusho Komāsharu Songu
A large tree standing out on a wooded hill.
The moment you see it, doesn’t it bring many of us a sense of calm? This song, beloved for many years as Hitachi’s commercial jingle since 1973, was composed by Asei Kobayashi with lyrics by Akira Ito.
It’s said that exchanges with the production staff—such as “We don’t even know its name, or what kind of tree it is”—are reflected in the lyrics.
From 1975 to 1997, the commercial continued to air as a Sunday night staple.
Its lyrics, which evoke reverence for nature and curiosity about the unknown, have remained in people’s hearts across generations.
In the midst of the trivialHoshino Gen
It’s a classic by Gen Hoshino with a wonderfully soothing, gentle tone.
This live version is special—he plays it with just an acoustic guitar.
The original uses more instruments, but the soft, mellow vibe makes it perfect for relaxing.
HOMEYūkei Ranpeiji
A Tangible Rampage track distinguished by its beautiful, heart-piercing melody.
It has a calm, stylish atmosphere, with guitar tones that resonate pleasantly.
Released in October 2012, the song is included on the album Tangible World Reconstruction.
It’s quintessentially Tangible Rampage, produced by sasakure.UK, blending digital and analog elements.
Perfect for times when you want to relax or think quietly.
How about savoring it on a long, leisurely autumn night?
NightmareSugiyama Kiyotaka
A soothing melody and clear, transparent vocals that heal the heart—this is Kiyotaka Sugiyama’s music.
The lyrics are striking, reflecting on the past while embracing hope for the future.
Included on the album “FREEDOM,” the track was released in May 2023.
As the lead track from his first original album in three years, it has drawn significant attention.
The world woven by Sugiyama’s crystalline voice and the piano’s gentle melody resonates deeply with listeners.
It’s a perfect choice for winding down before bed or as quiet background music while you work.
If you’re looking to soothe a weary heart, give it a listen.
Sky ClockMizuki Nana
A song marked by a beautiful melody and a crystal-clear vocal tone that resonates deep in the heart.
It’s a track that’s packed with Nana Mizuki’s charm.
Released in February 2008, it reflects both her diverse musicality and her career as a voice actress.
It’s soothing music perfect for bedtime or breaks, helping to refresh both body and mind.
It also works well as background music while working or studying.
Listening outdoors at dusk may enhance its calming effect.
The delicate guitar solo is moving, and it’s a piece that never gets old no matter how many times you play it.