Spring song medley. The best classic tunes to listen to in spring.
When you think of spring, what comes to mind?
Cherry blossoms are a must, of course, and the calm, warm weather is one of spring’s biggest charms!
It makes you want to take a leisurely walk or go for a drive.
At times like that, wouldn’t it be perfect to have a gentle, spring-like song as your BGM?
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole selection of songs that are just right for spring!
Focusing on classic spring songs, we’ve included a variety—from tracks about encounters and farewells to ones that encourage new beginnings—so it’s perfect for listening straight through as a spring song medley.
From the songs introduced here, pick the wonderful track that will accompany you this spring!
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Spring Song Medley. Best Classic Songs to Hear in Spring (81–90)
spring thunderfuki no tō
Cherry blossoms scattering with the sudden thunder of spring.
In their fleeting beauty, this classic by Fuki no Tou evokes the preciousness of life.
Released in May 1979, the song was created in hopes of the recovery of Yasuyo Yamaki’s mother.
Originally centered on the theme of a breakup between a man and a woman, the lyrics took their current form at the suggestion of the group’s manager.
The track is also included on the album “Jinsei・Haru・Oudan” and has remained one of Fuki no Tou’s signature songs.
It’s a recommended piece for those who want to welcome the arrival of spring while reflecting on someone dear.
Goodbye Busyuzu
A perfect song for the season when the soft spring sunlight and gentle breeze feel just right.
Written and composed by Yujin Kitagawa of Yuzu, this track was released in October 1999.
In addition to being included on the album “Yuzuen,” its single version also gained popularity.
While depicting parting, its bright, pop-leaning tone is memorable.
Its unique expressions are part of its charm, including the coined word “asamoyake” (morning haze-burn).
The duo also appeared on programs such as Fuji TV’s “Bokura no Ongaku 2” and “SMAP×SMAP,” and the song has long resonated with many people.
Spring is a season of new encounters and farewells.
Why not listen to it as you face a parting with someone special?
Even if we forget springaibii karaa
This is the debut single from Ivy Color, a pop band from Osaka known for songs that capture the feeling of the seasons.
It was featured on the TV music show “Buzz Rhythm 02” and received power play on various radio stations.
It’s so catchy that once you hear it, you won’t be able to forget it! It paints scenes unique to spring—a time full of meetings and farewells that easily stirs up sentiment.
The song gently stays close to those beautiful, bittersweet feelings each person carries.
The moment the keyboards come in is almost unfair—it’s just too beautiful!
Goodbye, see you again in the next life.Innā Jānī
A song by Inner Journey that sets the theme of parting and reunion to a light, upbeat melody.
Released in March 2021, it’s also included on their second EP, “Kaze no Nioi” (Smell of the Wind).
It features Sara Kamoshita’s fresh, vivid vocals and the band’s visceral performance.
Though it touches on death, it brightly portrays love and the hope of reunion—that’s the key point.
Listen to it while strolling under cherry blossoms in the spring sunshine, and you may find yourself viewing both meetings and farewells in a positive light.
It’s a perfect track for the season of new encounters and goodbyes.
Listeners, why not enjoy this spring-ready song and make a fresh start?
cherry blossom colorKaneyori Masaru
A sweet-and-sour love song by Kaneyori Masaru, perfect for listening to during cherry blossom season.
It’s included on the album “Watashi no Nocturne,” released in January 2023.
The lyrics, which depict riding a bicycle through streets dyed in sakura hues while thinking of someone you love, are especially memorable.
Mina Chitose’s transparent vocals and the refreshing sound evoke the coming of spring.
It was also used as the CM song for Yamada Denki’s “New Life Campaign.” A track that gives a gentle push to those feelings of new encounters and fresh beginnings that spring brings.
cherry blossomKetsumeishi
Ketsumeishi is a music group whose gentle, warm words resonate with listeners’ hearts.
Their 2005 release “Sakura,” despite having no tie-in, became a hit and stands as one of their signature songs.
Its hip-hop‑styled flow over a sentimental melody line strikes a chord, and their standout choral work is also a highlight.
The lyrics, rich with the beauty of the Japanese language, depict days spent with a lover and evoke vivid scenery.
Listening to the refrain at the end of the chorus makes you want to step into the spring breeze—it’s a perfect spring song.
Spring Song Medley. Best Classic Songs to Listen to in Spring (91–100)
When spring is overkepura
A gentle spring song by Kepla that wraps youthful bittersweetness and hope in warmth.
Featured on the July 2021 album Days of Youth, this track harmonizes Ritsuki Yanagisawa’s lyrics with the band’s delicate performance.
It carefully portrays feelings that shift with the changing seasons, singing of anxieties about growing up and the importance of friendship.
It’s a song that makes you want to chat with friends under fluttering cherry blossoms.
Perfect as a driving soundtrack or for making spring memories.