Thank you for every breathKuraki Mai

Decarbonization Ekiden 365 Theme Song Mai Kuraki “Thank you for every breath” Music Video

This song expresses gratitude for the everyday and for nature through a crystal-clear singing voice.

Sung by Mai Kuraki, a singer marking the major milestone of her 25th debut anniversary, the track is included on the 2024 EP “forever for YOU.” It was specially written as the theme song for the “Decarbonization Ekiden 365” project.

With lyrics that make even our daily breathing feel precious, some listeners may find themselves reflecting on the environment around us and on the future as they listen.

It’s a highly message-driven number with a gentle sound that carries a quiet resolve and feels soothing to the heart.

I recommend listening with a calm mind while picturing the landscapes you want to cherish.

Thank You Mamaberii guddoman

Berry Goodman “Thank You Mama” Music Video

The three-piece vocal group Very Good Man, known for their powerful vocals and beautiful harmonies, continues to encourage countless listeners.

Created as a centerpiece of their album “Thank You,” released in February 2025, this song is a heartwarming number that straightforwardly expresses gratitude to mothers and partners.

The group takes on a new structure in which all three members sing the same melody in succession, and the word “thank you,” woven by their distinct vocal tones, may lead some listeners to think of their own families.

Perfect for Mother’s Day, and for those moments when it’s hard to put your feelings into words, this song will gently stay by your side.

Be sure to check it out.

Thank you for my daysarashi

Thank you for my days

This is a hidden gem included on Arashi’s album “Iza, Now,” released in July 2004, by a group beloved as a national idol.

Featuring a full-fledged band sound with accomplished overseas musicians, its piano and organ tones create a pleasantly groovy feel.

The lyrics carry a positive message: gratitude for days gone by and the resolve to move forward into the future with memories as a passport.

That attitude—affirming the past while facing tomorrow—gently encourages anyone standing at a life’s crossroads, such as graduation or changing jobs.

Though not a single, it has long been cherished by fans.

Try listening to it as background music when you’re expressing thanks for the days so far and stepping onto your next stage.

Good-bye, Thank youKis-my-ft2

Good-bye,Thank you

A bittersweet yet warm ballad that begins with a gently moist tone, this is a track included on Kis-My-Ft2’s album.

The lyrics, which convey gratitude for having met and a wish for the other person’s happiness rather than dwelling on the sorrow of parting, really resonate.

It’s included on their first album, “Kis-My-1st,” released in March 2012, and although it isn’t a single, it enjoys immense popularity among fans.

It’s often performed toward the end of concerts or during encores, and the moment the entire venue becomes one is not to be missed.

Owing to its popularity, it was selected by fan vote for the best-of album “BEST of Kis-My-Ft2,” released in 2021, and a newly recorded version was included.

As a gift of gratitude during seasons of parting—such as graduations or job transfers—why not offer it to someone important to you?

Thank you, God.Sugata Masaki × Nakamura Tomoya

Masaki Suda × Tomoya Nakamura “Thank You, God”

It’s a rock number with a warm, nostalgic feel that makes the tension in your shoulders melt away as you listen.

Created by the popular actors Masaki Suda and Tomoya Nakamura as a duo, the song was produced while they searched for “what we can do” during days overshadowed by anxiety.

It was released digitally in August 2020, and it drew major attention when the track was first played on Suda’s radio show.

It was later included on the album COLLAGE.

The music video features Tori Matsuzaka, and it’s lovely that photos he took are used as well.

The lyrics express gratitude for everyday life and for friends, gently giving listeners a supportive push.

Give it a listen when you’re feeling down or when you want to encourage a dear friend.

The world is filled with “Thank you!”Hinatazaka46

Hinatazaka46 'The world is overflowing with Thank you!'

This is a song by Hinatazaka46, an idol group known for happy performances that bring smiles to their audience.

Although it’s a second-generation members’ song included on Type-D of their fifth single “Kimi Shika Katan,” released in May 2021, it remains a beloved fan favorite.

Set to a lively, march-like rhythm, the lyrics express gratitude for all the little things in everyday life, warming your heart just by listening.

The music video’s circus-like world is also captivating, and simply watching it can fill you with courage.

Why not use this song to help convey the “thank you” that’s hard to say in everyday life to someone important to you? It’s a wonderful track that gently warms the heart.

Thank you, FRIENDS!!Aqours

Thank you, FRIENDS!!

Aqours is a unit formed by the cast of the school idol project Love Live! Sunshine!!.

This heartwarming number delivers heartfelt thanks to the fans and friends who have supported them, conveyed straight through the harmony of all the members.

Released in 2018, it was created as the theme song for the live event “Love Live! Sunshine!! Aqours 4th LoveLive! ~Sailing to the Sunshine~.” Its message—affirming the time spent together and reaffirming the bonds that carry them into the future—stirs the hearts of listeners.

Why not dedicate it to friends who have run alongside you toward your dreams, or to partners who have shared both joys and hardships, as a way to express the feelings that are usually too shy to say out loud?

THANK YOU, HELLO GOOD BYEAnjurumu

ANGERME 'THANK YOU, HELLO GOOD BYE' Promotion Edit

This is a song by ANGERME, an idol group known for their fiery live performances.

It’s included on the single “Bibitaru Ichigeki / Uwasa no Narcy / THANK YOU, HELLO GOOD BYE,” released in June 2024.

It garnered strong support, reaching No.

2 on the Billboard JAPAN weekly single sales chart that same month.

Takui Nakajima, who has produced numerous masterpieces, grandly depicts life’s turning points such as graduation and setting off on a new journey.

Rather than dwelling solely on parting, it’s infused with a powerful resolve to look toward the future more than the past.

Overlapping with members’ graduations, it’s a song that resonates with gratitude and determination.

If you need the courage to take a new step forward, give it a listen.

Thanks a tonNMB48

Thanks a ton

This is an irresistibly bright and cheerful thank-you song sung by NMB48, an idol group based in Namba, Osaka.

It’s included on Type-B of the single “Koi to Ai no Sono Aida ni wa,” released in February 2022.

Performed by younger members from the 7th to 8th generations, the track’s fresh vocals are especially appealing.

Alongside youthful scenes like running across a schoolyard, it conveys heartfelt feelings of “thank you” to friends.

The full version drew attention when it was first unveiled on the opening day of the “Nambariety” performance in December 2022.

You can also enjoy this track on the album “NMB13.” Words that feel too embarrassing to say might come out naturally with this song—try listening to it with your close friends.

Thank you for your loveGLAY

GLAY / Thank you for your love

A GLAY number imbued with a pure prayer that quietly wishes for the happiness of someone dear who is far away.

It was released in May 2011 as a charity song for the Great East Japan Earthquake, with all proceeds donated, and is well known for that.

Sparked by vocalist TERU’s acoustic performance shared on social media, the song was later put on CD as a coupling track to the single “Bible.” It has also been used in activities by the Japanese Red Cross Society, continuing to offer comfort to many hearts along with hopes for recovery support.

The lyrics—thinking of someone while gazing up at the night sky—overflow with kindness that brings reassurance in anxious days.

How about sending this song, along with gratitude and encouragement, to friends or family working hard far away?