A heartbreak song that resonates in the chest of a man in his 60s: memories of youth woven by classic Showa-era masterpieces
The pain of heartbreak is something that stays deeply etched in our hearts, even as time passes.
In particular, those bittersweet memories from our youth can still resonate in our chests even now.
Songs like Akira Terao’s “Ruby no Yubiwa” and Akira Fuse’s “Tsumiki no Heya” are filled with the moving charm of classic Showa-era masterpieces.
This time, we’ll introduce breakup songs that linger in the heart alongside precious memories of love.
Why not surrender yourself to those nostalgic voices and look back on the memories of those days?
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[Men in their 60s] Heart-piercing breakup songs: Youthful memories woven by Showa-era masterpieces (31–40)
Parting CitySuzuki Masayuki
A gem of a ballad by Masayuki Suzuki, depicting a heartrending breakup, with lyrics, composition, and arrangement all by Kazumasa Oda.
The transience of a drifting heart, the pure devotion of believing in the words they shared, and the regret for a past that can never be reclaimed.
These soul-tearing emotions are exquisitely conveyed through Suzuki’s rich, velvety voice.
Released in September 1989, the song was featured as an insert track for the drama “LUCKY! Tenshi, Miyako e Iku” and in a Ginza Jewelry Maki commercial, and was later included on the album “Dear Tears.” On a quiet night, when you feel like immersing yourself in memories of someone dear, why not lend your ear to this song?
Love is a mirageGam
A gem of a love song by the folk duo Gam, beginning with delicate scenic imagery.
It’s a masterpiece in which aching emotions are beautifully sublimated, letting you feel the pain of heartbreak.
It won the Excellence Award at the Yamaha Popular Song Contest in 1980 and reached No.
3 on the Oricon weekly chart in 1981.
Covered by many artists, including Reiko Shiraha and Akina Nakamori, it remains a timeless classic that touches the universal strings of the heart.
With its gentle vocals and lyrics that seep into the soul, why not sing it yourself with thoughts of someone dear to you?
Goodbyeofukōsu
A timeless masterpiece filled with the bittersweet resolve to part ways with a loved one.
Like a story unfolding before your eyes, its delicate lyrics and Kazumasa Oda’s clear, pure voice resonate deeply.
Released in December 1979, this song has remained a beloved signature piece of Off Course.
It beautifully captures the complex emotions of a farewell and gently stays close to the listener’s heart.
Highly recommended for those who want to revisit past relationships and face who they were back then.
Why not listen to this song and reflect on your past experiences?
a note left behindanzenchitai
This song, which begins with a letter left behind after a breakup, portrays the poignant end of a love.
Even as they love each other, that very love becomes a chain—this contradictory emotion is expressed through Koji Tamaki’s deeply emotive vocals.
Released in July 1984, it has remained one of Anzenchitai’s signature songs, cherished by many fans.
A masterpiece that fuses lyrics resonating deeply with anyone who has experienced parting and the beauty of a melodic ballad.
It’s the perfect track for reflecting on a past romance or reassessing your relationship with someone important.
The Scent of CyclamenFuse Akira
A song that paints a bittersweet love story reminiscent of late summer, mirroring it with the changing colors of cyclamen flowers.
Akira Fuse’s supple, soaring vocals richly convey the emotions from the beginning of love to the loneliness of parting.
Released in April 1975, the track reached No.
1 on the Oricon chart in May of the same year.
It garnered numerous awards, including the Japan Record Award, and became a major hit, ranking second on Oricon’s year-end chart.
It’s a piece you’ll want to listen to when you need to heal the pain of heartbreak or when you feel nostalgic for your bygone youth.