A song themed around remarriage. A Japanese pop song about love.
In life, everyone surely shares the wish to be happy.
Among those wishes, taking the step toward remarriage can require a great deal of courage.
Here, I’d like to introduce songs that cheer on and stay close to someone taking that step.
After experiencing failure once, it’s scary to move forward, isn’t it? But you might meet someone who makes you feel, from the bottom of your heart, “This is the person.” I’ll be introducing many songs filled with love, so if you’re considering remarriage or want to take that first step, please read to the end!
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A playlist of Japanese songs about love with a remarriage theme (1–10)
Thank youikimonogakari
A straight-from-the-heart expression of gratitude for the future the two of you will walk together—Ikimonogakari’s timeless classic! Its lyrics portray the happiness found in everyday moments and the warmth that flows from held hands, even without words—feelings sure to resonate deeply with two people brought together after many life experiences.
Released in May 2010, this song drew major attention as the theme for the NHK morning drama series Gegege no Nyobo, which depicts the bond between husband and wife.
Even a heart once timid about love can be certain: with this person, it will be okay.
Why not take a new step forward with your irreplaceable partner, accompanied by this song?
BirthNakajima Miyuki
This is a song by Miyuki Nakajima that gently encourages those who have decided to restart their lives and step into a future with a new partner.
Even if you have the strength to live on your own, it carries a warm message that life becomes richer when you walk together with someone.
The song was released in March 1992 as the theme for the film “Kiseki no Yama: Sayonara, Meiken Heiji,” and is also included on the album “EAST ASIA.” Its sweeping melody tenderly seeps into hearts hesitant to take a step forward due to past experiences, as if blessing a new love.
Doesn’t it feel like a future where you can affirm each other’s very existence is unfolding right before your eyes?
I’ve always liked you.Saitō Kazuyoshi
This is a warm song by Kazuyoshi Saito that conveys long-hidden feelings in a straightforward way.
Released in April 2010, it also became widely known as the Shiseido “IN&ON” commercial song.
The CM, depicting a man and woman reunited at a class reunion, deepens the bittersweet yet nostalgic world the song evokes.
The lyrics, which confess a love that has never changed—shyly yet honestly—feel like a message blessing two people who have found each other again with time.
Precisely because of the past they share, their affection for the person before them grows stronger.
Such pure feelings seem to gently nudge the couple as they take a new step forward together in remarriage.
A song with the theme of remarriage. Japanese songs about love (11–20)
remarried to each otherAshiya Gannosuke
This is a song by Gansuke Ashiya that warmly portrays the start of a remarriage between single parents—a new beginning filled with joy and a sense of resolve.
It depicts the couple acknowledging each other’s past hardships, receiving blessings from friends, and setting sail on a new life together with their children.
You can almost picture the scene, and it’s moving, isn’t it? Released as a single in March 1996, the song features a voice rich with the subtleties of life—something only Gansuke Ashiya, who also won the Kazuo Kikuta Theatre Award as an actor, could convey so profoundly.
For those who have been hurt before and hesitate to take the next step, this song may gently nudge you forward.
Don’t you think its warm world—celebrating the happiness of a new family together—will give you courage?
threadChris Hart
As the lyrics of this song say, the vertical threads and the horizontal threads overlap to create a single piece of cloth.
Once the threads have been misaligned, it may be difficult to repair, but if we weave it again, I’m sure a beautiful fabric will be made.
HappinessAI
A warm cheer song by AI that depicts the happiness brought by a loved one’s smile and the preciousness of being together.
It gently embraces a heart once wounded and made timid, and the message “Your smile makes the world happy” gives you a push to start walking again.
The lyrics, which remind us of the joy of simply being by each other’s side, are perfect for a couple setting off toward a future with a new partner.
Released in December 2011, the song was long loved as part of a Coca-Cola campaign.
When you feel a bit uneasy about loving again, listening to this track might help you celebrate the future with an honest heart.
sign; mark; symbol; omenMr.Children
A love story whose melody expands grandly from a quiet piano line and sinks deep into the heart.
Precisely because we’ve been hurt before, we can come to know the many facets of the other person, accept them all, and cherish them.
Such a mature form of love likely overlaps with the inner landscapes of two people on the verge of remarriage.
Released in November 2006 as Mr.Children’s 29th single, this song was also used as the theme for the widely talked-about drama “A 14-Year-Old Mother.” Sharing each other’s weaknesses and pain, the time spent together becomes a bond only the two can call their own.
For anyone who wishes to trust someone again and take a step forward, this song will surely offer a gentle push.