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 Tracks to Listen to in Spring (131–140)
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Harukaze, also famous as a song Yuzu had been performing since their street-live days before their debut, was released as their 23rd single in 2007.
Despite the cheerful feel of spring, don’t you ever suddenly feel lonely and find yourself thinking of someone you’ll never meet again? This song captures that bittersweet feeling—remembering someone through the views you once shared and the seasons you spent together.
Though the breakup is sad, it’s a track that conveys a heartfelt gratitude for having met that person.
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An emotive uptempo track by CreepHyp, whose distinctive worldview is irresistibly compelling.
It was originally written and composed by Seikan Ozaki as the campaign song for FM802’s “ACCESS!” project, and this is a self-cover version featuring a star-studded lineup including Aimyon, Suga Shikao, Kenta Kataoka from sumika, and GEN from 04 Limited Sazabys.
The driving, energetic guitars are seriously cool—absolutely electrifying! The fresh, breezy way it sings about cherry blossoms falling leaves you feeling clear and renewed as you listen.
It’s a song I’d recommend to anyone starting a new chapter in life.
Sakura Clear SkiesYuuri
Singer-songwriter Yuuri captivates with an emotional, powerful voice that strikes straight to the heart.
His 2021 release “Sakurabare” is a perfect spring song for those facing graduation and farewells.
Beyond the vocals, its simple arrangement of piano and strings highlights the beauty of the melody.
The charm of his voice lies not only in its beauty but also in the sense of poignancy it conveys.
The lyrics, created around the theme of gratitude to family and friends, are filled with his heartfelt feelings.
It’s a spring song that makes you realize that ordinary, everyday life is true happiness.
Song of SpringFujihara Sakura
Sakura Fujiwara’s “Haru no Uta,” which was also the theme song for the second part of the film March Comes in Like a Lion.
The original is well-known as a song by Spitz.
The melody, kept at a gentle, steady tempo, feels soothing.
It also has Sakura Fujiwara’s signature warm, simple charm.
If the original by Spitz feels like something you’d listen to while striding briskly along, Fujiwara’s version is one I’d want to hear while spending a leisurely time on a café terrace where you can see cherry blossoms.
Under the cherry treetsuji ayano
Released on March 19, 2003.
A spring-like song with Tsuji Ayano’s gentle, soothing vocals.
According to her, it was created with the image of wanting to meet someone she loves again, inspired by the cherry blossom-lined Philosopher’s Path in Kyoto.