RAG MusicMutual Love Song
A lovely mutual-love song

A Japanese rock song about mutual love—an awesome couple anthem.

Mutual-love songs often make you feel happy just by listening, don’t they?

Some of you might listen to them with your partner, or think of your crush while you listen.

In this article, we’ve gathered only Japanese rock (J-rock) tracks from among the many mutual-love songs out there!

If you’re looking for J-rock songs about mutual love, be sure to check these out.

They’re not just sweet—they’ve got a cool edge, too.

So whether you love J-rock or don’t usually listen to it, we’d love for you to give these songs a try!

Mutual-love songs in Japanese rock. Cool couple songs (1–10)

All or NothingB’z

You’re immediately drawn in by the powerful intro! It’s a song by B’z, the rock duo that has remained at the forefront of the Japanese music scene for many years, released in 2009 as their 46th single.

It was written specifically for the drama “Buzzer Beat: Gakeppuchi no Hero.” When you like someone, even if you know in your head that it’s impossible, you still want to know everything about them, don’t you? The lyrics of this song teach us what it means to love someone.

Love songMarushii

marsi – Love Song (Official Music Video)
Love songMarushii

The song that makes you cherish those ordinary moments spent with your partner is “Love Song.” It was released in 2023 by Marcy, a rock band known for delivering numerous tracks that depict the ups and downs of romance.

Centered on the everyday lives of two people in love, it captures their realistic exchanges in words.

Its warm, slow-tempo melody matches phrases that feel like speaking directly to a lover.

Wrapped in Ukyo Yoshida’s gentle vocals, it’s a mutual-love song that conveys the wish to stay with someone precious forever.

Full-moon nightT-BOLAN

It’s a masterpiece you’ll want to sink into on a quiet night.

Under the full, satisfying moonlight, the unwavering certainty of two people’s love gently comes through in Arashi Moritomo’s husky, sweet vocals.

This song is a calm ballad with tender piano and strings, brimming with their lyrical charm that’s a shade different from their fiery rock numbers.

It’s an unreleased track included on the best-of album “LEGENDS,” released in March 2010, and it came as a delightful surprise for fans.

It’s a gem of a song that will warm your heart even more when you listen to it at the end of the day, spending time with someone special.

Mutual Love Songs in Japanese Rock: Cool Couple Songs (11–20)

Secretmoon drop

moon drop [Secret] Music Video
Secretmoon drop

This song by moon drop, a band known for singing love songs, has an emo guitar riff right from the intro that’s sure to grab many listeners.

Released in June 2023, “Himegoto” portrays a single couple.

The lyrics reflect on their feelings for each other, their sense of distance and values, and their own unique way of being together.

Reading the lyrics might make some people feel, “This is fine,” and accept their current situation.

It’s not only a straightforward love song about singing love earnestly, but also a recommended track to listen to when you feel a bit uncertain about your relationship with your partner.

Maiden in Loveikimonogakari

The lyrics overflow with the feelings of an adorable, cute maiden—pure youthful romance right in the midst of seishun! It’s a very refreshing song and easy to listen to.

It captures the true-to-life feelings of a girl that make the listener’s heart flutter—such a song.

You and the summer music festivalSHISHAMO

Released in July 2014, this is SHISHAMO’s debut single.

It is also included on their second major album, SHISHAMO 2, released in March 2015.

The lyrics describe going to a summer rock festival with a beloved partner, expressing a wish for those joyful moments to last forever.

Love ParadeORANGE RANGE

ORANGE RANGE “Love Parade” Music Video
Love ParadeORANGE RANGE

ORANGE RANGE is a five-member rock band that has produced numerous hit numbers, featuring a style where rap and singing intersect.

Released in May 2005, this song was used as the theme for the film “Train Man” and topped the Oricon charts for two consecutive weeks.

The lyrics, which depict a slice of everyday life—someone you like coming over to your place—and the explosive joy and confusion at the moment love comes to fruition, are enough to make your heart burn just by listening.

With a gentle yet powerful ballad-like melody, it’s a classic also included on the album “ИATURAL.” It’s the perfect track to supercharge the romantic mood when you listen on a summer night with someone special.