[2026] Japanese songs that sing “Thank You.” A roundup of J-pop gratitude songs
When you want to express your everyday gratitude straightforwardly, what method do you choose? Even if you feel shy about putting it into words, sometimes your genuine feelings can come through smoothly when set to music.
この記事では、「サンキュー」や“thank you”をタイトルに含む楽曲に焦点を当て、幅広い日本の感謝ソングを集めました。
They’re perfect for moments when you want to say “thank you” to family, friends, or someone special.
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[2026] Japanese songs that sing “Thank You.” A roundup of J-POP gratitude songs (91–100)
Thank you for today.Sexy Zone
This song, often played at the end of concerts or included as the last track on an album, features a gentle, conversational sound that’s perfect for soothing the heart.
The lyrics also convey straightforward gratitude to the fans.
Sorry about earlier, and thank you.kuriipuhaipe
It’s a song of “thank you” that I especially want band members to hear.
There are things that can be conveyed because it’s a song, and things that can’t be conveyed even in a song; either way, what truly matters is the gratitude we definitely felt back then.
It’s a refreshing song, but the lyric “so that you can always come back here” makes my heart catch.
[2026] Japanese songs that sing “Thank you.” A roundup of J-POP gratitude songs (101–110)
Thank You for the Music175R
Included on the 2007 album “Bremen.” A three-piece punk band from Kitakyushu formed in 1998.
It’s a track where heartfelt vocals are delivered firmly over a hard sound—drums that keep a simple yet powerful beat and sharp-edged guitar—leaving a deep impression.
Thank you, babyGodiego
Included on the 1980 album “Journey to the West” soundtrack.
A six-member rock band formed in 1975.
The song was used as an insert track in the “Journey to the West” TV drama.
There is also a version with Japanese lyrics sung by the lead actor, Masakazu Saigai.
With its slow-tempo groove and mellow melody, Yukihide Takekawa’s vocals carry a touch of melancholy that leaves a lasting impression.
Thank youINORAN
The title track from the 2016 album “Thank you.” Born in 1970, a musician from Kanagawa Prefecture and former guitarist of LUNA SEA.
His vocals pierce the ears as he sings over a rock sound woven from a powerful slow-tempo rhythm and hard-edged guitars.
A cool number.
Just, thank you.MONKEY MAJIK
“Tada, Arigatou” is the 10th single released by MONKEY MAJIK in 2008.
Written as the theme song for the TBS drama Andō Natsu, it expresses gratitude with the message that even things that are difficult to face alone can be overcome when you have someone important by your side.
THANK YOU FOR THE MUSICbonobos
Included on the 2005 album “electlyric.” Opening theme for the TBS music program “COUNT DOWN T.” A five-member band from Osaka Prefecture formed in 2001.
The vocals glide lightly over a slow-tempo, mature-sounding rhythm and a melody line reminiscent of fusion music, creating a well-matched, easy-to-listen-to track.