Romance films have always delighted many people, making hearts flutter and even bringing tears with their grand portrayals of love.
And what heightens the emotion in these movies even more are their theme songs.
In this article, we’ll introduce theme songs from romance films! We’ve gathered a variety of tracks—from songs that perfectly match a film’s world to ones that intensify the emotional climax and move you to tears.
You might even find the song from a movie that made your heart skip a beat! If a track catches your interest, be sure to check out the film itself along with the music!
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Theme songs from romantic movies that make your heart skip a beat and move you (1–10)
I can’t wait to see you.Dream Ami
The film Daytime Shooting Star depicts the romantic experiences of a high school girl who transfers from the countryside to the city.
Its theme song is Hayaku Aitai, released in 2017 by Dream Ami, who is also known for her work as a member of E-girls.
The lyrics, which express pure feelings of love, pair beautifully with the bright synth tones.
Since the story portrays school life with teachers and classmates, many women will likely relate.
It’s a song that accompanies those girlish feelings of “I can’t help thinking about the person I like…”
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The novel by Ruka Kosaka was adapted into the film “The Last 10 Years.” It’s a movie you can’t watch without tears, depicting the heartrending yet earnest life of the heroine played by Nana Komatsu, who suffers from a nationally designated intractable lung disease and learns she has only ten years left to live.
The sincere and precious love of Kazuto, played by Kentaro Sakaguchi, who loves the heroine, feels perfectly in tune with the theme song.
With lyrics and a melody that are simply beautiful, and a delicate piano that plays throughout, the piece conveys a grand sense of love.
I WANT YOU BACKTwice
A gem of a pop song: TWICE’s cover of a Jackson 5 classic.
It was released as the theme song for the film adaptation of the manga “Sensei Kunshu.” It’s a quintessential shoujo rom-com about a romance between a teacher and a student, guaranteed to make your heart flutter.
The pure, bittersweet feelings of the high school heroine who says, “Teacher, I love you!” are beautifully expressed through TWICE’s bright and colorful vibe.
The dance in the music video is adorable too, so it looks fun to try copying it at karaoke.
From Me to Youflumpool
A song used in the film Kimi ni Todoke, which portrays the youthfulness of high school life.
Released in 2010 by the rock band flumpool, known for providing theme songs for numerous dramas and movies, it perfectly matches the heart-fluttering story centered on three young men and women.
With a driving band sound, it rings out refreshingly alongside lyrics that depict straightforward feelings of love.
As the work realistically portrays school life—friendship, romance, and future paths—you may find plenty to relate to.
Be sure to listen to this song that celebrates the joy of meeting someone you love.
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Kana Nishino’s “Torisetsu,” which was the theme song for the film No Longer Heroine, is also famous as a wedding song.
Its lyrics, which straightforwardly capture the feelings of an adorably sweet girl, make it a universally appealing pop song that conveys a heart-fluttering sense of romance.
In the movie, Mirei Kiritani’s portrayal of the heroine Hatori Matsuzaki was cute, comical, and memorable.
Nishino’s clear, crystalline voice makes this love song refreshing to listeners of all ages.
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The theme song of the film The Liar and His Lover.
Kotomi Aoki’s shoujo manga was adapted into a movie in 2013, starring Takeru Satoh.
It was also the film in which Sakurako Ohara made her simultaneous debut as an actress and singer, and that fresh momentum really comes through in this song.
Though the two begin with a lie and their romance is delicate, it feels packed with pure, sparkling energy.
Ohara has an innocent, charming presence, but once she starts singing, her stunningly beautiful voice is powerful enough to overwhelm everyone around her.
himawariMr.Children
When it comes to songs that straightforwardly express heartfelt love for someone dear, “Himawari” comes to mind.
Released in 2017 by the rock band Mr.Children, who enjoy overwhelming support across generations, it was chosen as the theme song for the film Let Me Eat Your Pancreas.
The story impressively portrays the protagonist’s growth after meeting a heroine who cherishes her limited time.
The warm, slowly paced band sound is moving as well.
It’s a message song that depicts human kindness and strength just as they are.
Be sure to listen with an eye on the relationship between the protagonist and the heroine.