[Thank-You Song] A song to convey your feelings of “thank you” to someone special

All AppreciAteUno Misako (AAA)

Misako Uno (AAA) / All AppreciAte

Before parting ways with friends you’ve always been together with, Misako Uno’s “All AppreciAte” lets you express your gratitude up to now.

This solo number by Misako Uno, a member of AAA, was released digitally in 2021.

The day eventually comes when, even with dear friends who have always stayed by your side and supported you, you must walk separate paths for the sake of each other’s future.

In such moments, the song portrays the desire to cherish the bond formed between you and to cheer each other on as you both move forward into the future.

Why not send this song to a dear friend you’ll be apart from because of graduation, a job change, or a move?

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SAKI

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GratitudeHajime Chitose

Kansha

Chitose Hajime, a singer who has stood out since her debut with vocals that prominently feature the distinctive melodic inflections of Amami folk music.

The track “Kansha,” included on her 12th major-label album, The Foot of the Rainbow, makes a striking impression with an opening that unfolds in rich, spacious choral layers.

Its lyrics, which express gratitude for ordinary, uneventful days, seem to carry a message that can enrich the heart simply by bringing awareness to them.

It’s a gentle number whose acoustic ensemble soothes the soul and leaves you feeling calm and kind.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Thank youInoue Yōsui & Okuda Tamio

Arigatou (Cover of Yosui Inoue and Tamio Okuda) by HMB

“Arigatou” by Yosui Inoue and Tamio Okuda is a song that lets you express gratitude to anyone you feel thankful for.

Released in 1997, this track is a collaboration between singer-songwriter Yosui Inoue and Unicorn’s Tamio Okuda.

Its lyrics are filled to the brim with words of thanks.

It’s charming that it doesn’t specify concrete recipients like parents or lovers, but instead mentions only abstract kinds of people.

It’s a song that lets you convey gratitude even to those you barely notice—like someone you simply pass by on the street.

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Thank youAkashiya Sanma

Sanma Akashiya Kai Yoshihiro Thank you

“Thank You,” a gratitude song by Akashiya Sanma—the comedy star who has been loved by many in Japan for decades—was written and composed by Yoshihiro Kai.

This number portrays the bittersweet love of adults.

Even while knowing the love won’t come true, it depicts a scene where one coolly and elegantly says “thank you” for a fleeting moment that felt as if their feelings connected.

Even if you know the romance won’t progress, sometimes a small gesture from the other person can fill your heart, right? Your chest tightens with a mix of fullness and lingering fragility.

It’s a recommended track for those experiencing a wistful love that makes you want to say thanks even for just a brief meeting of eyes.

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…Thank you…Kawashima Ai

...Thank you... / Ai Kawashima

It’s Ai Kawashima’s 7th single, and it was also used as the theme song for her documentary film “Saigo no Kotoba deer beloved.” The song expresses Kawashima’s feelings for her late mother.

After hearing that, when you listen to the song again, it somehow leaves you feeling a bit wistful.

No matter which part you take, it’s overflowing with gratitude toward her mother, making you realize you can never show enough thanks to your mom.

It became a hot topic when she performed it on stage at the Budokan during her appearance on 24-Hour TV 28: “Love Saves the Earth.” It seems like it would work well as background music for events like a mother’s birthday party!

Ariga juujuuHitoto Yo

Ariga juujuu

This song “Ariga-juujuu” sung by Yo Hitoto.

It’s a song that conveys the feeling of gratitude—“thank you”—while weaving in childhood memories and the honest feelings you had back then, like, “This is how I really felt.” Combined with Yo Hitoto’s vocal prowess, it really tugs at the heart.

There are childhood memories you remember, but your father or mother might not.

This is a song to send to parents like that, and it’s a wonderful choice for expressing gratitude at events like weddings.

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utatane

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LiSA “Homura” -MUSIC CLIP-

It’s an emotional ballad that sings, “Because I met you, I can keep moving toward the future.” Performed by the anisong singer LiSA, it was released in 2020 as her 17th single.

Chosen as the theme song for the film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train, it became a massive hit.

The grand sound pairs perfectly with LiSA’s soaring vocals, leaving a deep impression.

Since the song reflects a farewell to someone dear, it’s perfect for graduation season.

It’s the kind of song that makes you want to say thank you to family and friends, even as you part ways.

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Araki Jakkan

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