[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] Classic and Latest Hit Tracks to Enjoy in the Gentle Spring (31–40)
Spring ~spring~Hysteric Blue
For those who like female-vocal rock bands like JUDY AND MARY, “Haru ~spring~” is highly recommended.
Released in 1999 by the Osaka-based band Hysteric Blue, it was used as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Mokugeki! Dokyun.” Its straightforward rock sound warmly welcomes the arrival of spring.
The vocalist, Tama, has a beautiful high tone that accentuates both the song’s poignancy and its strength.
It’s a rock number perfect for anyone who wants to greet spring with a refreshing feeling.
In the springthe shes gone
This song portrays the many inner struggles that arise when taking on something new.
As spring arrives, its powerful sound feels like a gentle support for those who, despite their anxieties in a new place, are striving to push forward on their own path.
There are times when things don’t go as planned and you feel like giving up, when you have to go along with something you can’t fully accept, or when you’re bewildered by environments and methods different from what you’ve known.
Many listeners will surely find solace in the message woven into the song: “Praise yourself for facing hardship with all your might!”
spring breezesumika
A track included on sumika’s first full-length album, Familia, released in 2017.
While the sound bursts with a springlike, exhilarating drive, the lyrics feel very gentle, tinged with a touch of wistfulness for one’s hometown.
It’s a number that lets you keenly feel the pull of spring—the desire to send your words and feelings to someone on a refreshing breeze.
SAKURA DropsUtada Hikaru
Hikaru Utada is a singer who doesn’t confine herself to a single genre, constantly surprising listeners with an ever-evolving sound.
Her 2002 release “SAKURA Drops” was chosen as the theme song for the drama First Love.
Its lustrous strings and a distinctive beat reminiscent of trap become addictive.
Her delicate and beautiful vocals further deepen the song’s world.
Listening to this track, which evokes the arrival of spring, will make you want to fall in love anew.
Sakura MirageReGLOSS
The VTuber group ReGLOSS released their fifth single in March 2025.
The track was produced by OHTORA, a producer known for providing songs to the masked singer yama—who made waves with the massive hit “Haru wo Tsugeru.” While prominently featuring “sakura,” the symbol of spring, the song’s lyrics portray human emotions around meetings and partings, beginnings and endings, all set to a city-pop-inspired sound.
It’s a piece that accompanies the complex feelings of spring—not merely sorrowful, nor simply encouraging.
[Spring Songs] Classic and Latest Hit Tracks to Enjoy in the Pleasant Spring (41–50)
cherry blossomKobukuro
Kobukuro is a male duo with stunning harmonies and a vocal power that resonates across generations.
Their 12th single, “Sakura,” released in 2005, is a classic sakura-themed song often heard as a tie-in track and frequently covered.
Seeing cherry blossoms soothes the heart and warms the spirit, yet the blossoms also endure a long, cold winter before they bloom.
Interpreting that as a metaphor for human life, the song gives listeners a sense of strength as well.
cherry blossomKetsumeishi
When it comes to sakura songs, you can’t leave out Ketsumeishi’s “Sakura.” Released in 2005, it was the group’s 11th single.
It’s one of those tracks you hear—and want to listen to—every cherry blossom season, and it’s among Ketsumeishi’s most popular numbers.
Many people have someone they can’t forget, even if the relationship has ended.
And there are times when seeing a certain thing brings that person to mind.
This song is a bittersweet love ballad about how the arrival of cherry blossom season makes you remember the one you loved.