[Spring Songs] Classic and Latest Hit Collections Perfect for a Bright, Gentle Spring
When the warm winds start to blow, is there a song you suddenly feel like humming?Spring is full of moments that move the heart—cherry blossoms blooming, new beginnings in life, and more.That uplifting joy and subtle bittersweetness of the season are captured so beautifully in spring songs.In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of “spring songs” you’ll want to listen to in spring.Whether for your commute or school run, as BGM for cherry-blossom viewing, or as a pick at karaoke, we hope this helps you find songs that color your spring!
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[Spring Songs] Timeless Tracks and Latest Hits to Enjoy in the Gentle Spring (61–70)
sakuraRemioromen
No matter how many times the cherry blossom season comes around, my feelings for you never change—Remioromen sing this single-minded devotion over a poppy, refreshing sound.
The song is also included on their best-of album “Remio Best,” and fans hail it as a masterpiece on par with their mega-hit “Konayuki.” If the person you love were to think that every version of you—the you who smiles at the cherry blossoms, the you who feels down after something sad, even the slightly tough-acting you—is unbearably precious, nothing could make you happier, could it?
After the cherry blossoms (all quartets lead to the?)UNISON SQUARE GARDEN
Released in 2013, this is UNISON SQUARE GARDEN’s spring song that was chosen as the opening theme for the anime Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta.
The accompaniment showcases that signature UNISON flair: a refreshing feel paired with a comfortable rock arrangement that nonetheless demands high-level performance from each part.
The lyrics flow smoothly and pleasantly, and you can feel yourself getting more and more into the groove just by listening.
Highly recommended if you’re looking for a cheerful rock number that’s perfect for the springtime vibe.
April windElefanto Kashimashi
This song, one of Elephant Kashimashi’s signature tracks, was released in 1996 as the B-side to “Kanashimi no Hate.” It has a mid-tempo, upbeat vibe, featuring a catchy melody and the straightforward, passionate vocals of Hiroji Miyamoto.
The lyrics are quintessentially Elephant Kashimashi—like an anthem for life—not a one-sided “Hang in there!!” but an encouraging message that says, “Let’s keep going together tomorrow!!,” which is part of its appeal.
Graduationsaitou yuki
This is a song by Yuki Saito, who is also active as an actress and narrator.
“Sotsugyo” (Graduation) was released in 1985 as her debut single.
It expresses feelings for a loved one who will be separated after graduation.
The aching sadness tightens the chest.
It was used as the commercial song for Myojo Foods’ “Ramen Called Youth.”
Tokyo Honey OrchestraChatto Monchī
This song is included on the girls’ rock band Chatmonchy’s major-label debut album, “Miminari,” released in 2006.
The lyrics portray Tokyo as seen by each member after moving to the city.
Describing the city as a “beehive” and the busy passersby as “worker bees” gives it that uniquely approachable Chatmonchy feel.
The track itself is brisk and evokes a sense of new beginnings, highlighted by vocalist Eriko Hashimoto’s refreshing voice.
It’s a perfect song for anyone moving to Tokyo this spring for school or work.
GraduationOzaki Yutaka
Yutaka Ozaki, a singer-songwriter Japan is proud of, was hailed as a charismatic icon of rebellious youth.
Though we can no longer hear his voice live, he left us many timeless songs.
This track, released in 1985, became a massive hit.
cherry blossomKALMA
With the breath of spring, KALMA’s “Sakura” heralds the arrival of a new season.
Released on February 3, 2021, this song is dedicated to everyone taking that first step into a new chapter of life.
Celebrating the first anniversary of their major-label debut while depicting a season of hellos and goodbyes, the track delivers a message that resonates with listeners.
It condenses their musical essence, and its powerful lyrics—painting hope and resolve for the future—bring to life the invisible colors of spring in the listener’s heart.
Even the anxieties that come with moving into a new environment feel surmountable when you listen to this song.
It’s a track that gives you the strength to keep moving forward, no matter what.