Mutual-love songs to listen to in spring. Classic and popular spring tracks.

cherry (sweet cherry; cherry fruit)Otsuka Ai

Ai Otsuka / Sakuranbo (Short Ver.)

Ai Otsuka’s energetic “Sakuranbo.” Once you hear it, you can’t help but hum along, right? You hear this song in all sorts of situations, but with Ai Otsuka’s powerful, bright vocals—plus the lyrics and melody—it’s a cute love song that makes you want to listen on a clear spring day, sing while pedaling your bike, and feel that exhilarating sense of speed.

A clover shining in the skyOku Hanako

A clover shining in the sky

If you’re looking for a song that wraps you in the soft air of spring, I recommend “Clover Shining in the Sky.” It’s included on singer-songwriter Hanako Oku’s 2008 release “Koi Tegami,” and was used as the theme song for the film “Chii-chan wa Yuukyuu no Mukou.” The simple piano sound matches her gentle vocals.

With its clear, translucent melody, it’s perfect for a pleasant morning or a bright, sunny day.

Listening to this warm spring song will help you savor the joy of having met someone special.

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The arrival of springKoyanagi Rumiko

HQ Spring’s Arrival ... Rumiko Koyanagi

A spring love story woven with kindness and longing.

Rumiko Koyanagi’s voice leaves a deep imprint on the heart, like footprints in the sand.

Released in February 1973, the song reached No.

4 on the Oricon chart.

It delicately portrays the budding feelings of love that come with the arrival of spring and the bonds of family.

You can almost see the two walking by the seaside and feel the warm atmosphere when the lover is invited home.

Perfect for those who want to spend time with someone special, wrapped in the cheerfulness of spring.

This work will gently encourage anyone whose heart is dancing with the thrill of new encounters and the beginning of love.

Can I call it magic?Hirai Ken

Ken Hirai “May I Call It Magic?” MUSIC VIDEO (Short Ver.)

The song that adds color to the daily lives of two people who’ve fallen in love is “May I Call It Magic?”.

Released in 2016 by singer-songwriter Ken Hirai, it was featured in a TV commercial for Panasonic’s LUMIX GX7 Mark II.

The simple arrangement—just guitar by Ryosuke Nagaoka of the rock band Petrolz and Hirai’s vocals—strikes a chord.

With his gentle high-toned voice, he conveys a wide range of emotion through singing alone.

Listen to it on a leisurely spring day while thinking of someone special.

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RirurariruhaKimura Kaera

Kaela Kimura “Rirura Riruha” [short ver.]

A classic that conveys a fresh, springlike green atmosphere.

Singing it while thinking of someone you love fills you with happiness.

The title “Rirura Riruha” is written in the lyrics as “real life real heart,” but it was originally coined for its sound, with the characters being phonetic approximations.

Tomorrow, when spring comesMatsu Takako

Takako Matsu – When Spring Comes Tomorrow

A masterpiece whose refreshing sound by Takako Matsu—whose vocal prowess drew attention in Frozen—evokes the riverside scenery of early-spring Tokyo.

That spring day when I suddenly thought, “I’ll go see you,” is surely the spark that sets in motion the wonderful, everlasting days the two of us are about to begin.

Cherry blossomMatsuda Seiko

[HD] Seiko Matsuda / Cherry Blossom (1981)

In the warm, sun-dappled days of spring, upbeat kayōkyoku are just the thing to make you want to dance.

Singer Seiko Matsuda’s 1981 release “Cherry Blossom” is a spring song brimming with a sense of speed.

You can savor her cute looks and crystal-clear vocals.

Its sound, evocative of the New Music that was popular in the 1970s and ’80s, leaves a strong impression.

Pay attention to the brass band and the instrumental ensemble as well.

It’s a track that will boost your energy when you listen to it before meeting your sweetheart for a date or heading out.

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