[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 Pleasant Spring (41–50)
Morning of the BeginningOfisharu Higedan Dism
A spring song I want those whose hearts are full of hope and anxiety to listen to is “Hajimari no Asa” (“Morning of Beginnings”).
It’s included on “Report,” released in 2017 by the rock band Official HIGE DANDism.
The track opens with grand, powerful drumming, helping you greet the start of the day with brightness.
It’s also recommended for fans of jazz and classical music.
The driving band sound and strings will lift your spirits.
Even on days when it’s hard to go to school or work, this number will make you feel ready to take that first courageous step.
[Spring Songs] Classic Tunes and the Latest Hits to Enjoy in the Gentle Spring (51–60)
Tomorrow, when spring comesMatsu Takako
This is a song released in 1997 by Takako Matsu, who had already been active as an actress at the time, and it marked her debut as a singer.
Some of you may remember it being used in an NTT commercial back then.
The tasteful arrangement featuring gentle synth sounds is striking, as is Matsu’s straightforward, sincere vocal delivery.
Above all, the most noteworthy aspect is the catchy melody line that sticks in your head after a single listen and makes you want to sing along.
And set to that melody, the chorus—where she sings the title “Ashita, Haru ga Kitara” (“If Spring Comes Tomorrow”)—is a must-hear!
Cherry blossom seasonFujifaburikku
A masterpiece that touches the heart with the arrival of spring.
Set against the season when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the lyrics depicting a bittersweet farewell in love resonate deeply.
The transparent vocals and crisp keyboard sound beautifully capture the feeling of spring.
Released in April 2004 as Fujifabric’s major-label debut single, this work is also the first in a series of singles themed around the four seasons.
It’s the perfect song for those experiencing spring goodbyes or new encounters.
Listen to it under the cherry blossoms, and it’s sure to seep into your heart.
When cherry-blossom hues danceNakajima Mika
Mika Nakashima’s 14th single, “Sakurairo Mau Koro,” released in 2005.
Its gentle melody, paired with Nakashima’s vocals, heightens the poignancy and mood, making it a mature spring song.
Not only about spring, the song beautifully expresses shifting emotions through spring, summer, autumn, and winter as the seasons change.
It’s also a piece packed with scenes that let you truly feel the beauty of the Japanese language and the four seasons, reminding you how beautiful a country Japan is.
Bring it on, spring.non
Non’s new song is a refreshing youth-empowerment anthem that celebrates the arrival of spring.
Bursting with runaway energy and a heartfelt message, it features lyrics that gently give listeners a supportive push.
Released digitally in January 2025, the track had already been popular at live shows.
It’s recommended for anyone looking for a boost at the start of spring or a new chapter in life.
In the music video, Non appears as a member of a student band to capture the spirit of youth; her school-uniform look is striking and sure to lift viewers’ spirits.
Song of SpringUkasukaji
Ukasuka-G is a duo formed by Kazutoshi Sakurai, the vocalist of the rock band Mr.Children, and GAKU-MC from the hip-hop unit EAST END.
It’s included on their 2014 album “AMIGO.” This is a bittersweet love song that recalls a faint spring romance.
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This is a song by back number that portrays memories resurfacing in the cherry blossom season and the regret tied to those memories.
Along with conveying the warmth of spring, the layered sound also carries feelings of remorse and wistfulness.
It expresses how not only cherry blossoms but various scenes can revive past memories, and how the heart aches each time they return.
Alongside the cherished feelings one cannot let go of, it also depicts a wish that, if time could be turned back, one would choose without regret next time.
It’s a song packed with anguish.
