Great songs recommended for people in their 30s. Classic and popular Japanese songs.
I believe everyone has someone they want to thank.Songs that sing about gratitude are all wonderful, aren’t they?It doesn’t matter who that person is!Your mother, father, family, friends, partner, seniors or juniors—there are so many, I’m sure.I hope you’ll listen while thinking of that special person.
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Great songs recommended for people in their 30s: Classic and popular Japanese hits (111–120)
May it be filled with kindnessJUJU
This work is captivating for its warmly enveloping melody and lyrics that resonate deeply in the heart.
JUJU’s clear, translucent vocals gently convey feelings of gratitude toward family.
Released in March 2009, the song was also used as the theme for MTV Japan and in Nissan Cube commercials, capturing the hearts of many.
It’s a wonderful track that reminds us of the feelings we tend to lose sight of for those we cherish amid the busyness of everyday life.
If you want to express gratitude to your family but feel too shy to say it, this song will give you a gentle nudge.
familyJam9
A song of gratitude from a son to his mother, “Family.” Many men probably have memories of rebelling in various ways as kids and making their mothers sad or even cry.
When we become adults, we think, “Why did I do that?”—but during adolescence, you just don’t understand.
If you’re an adult now and have come to recognize your mother’s kindness and how important she is, please send her this song.
I’m sure she’ll smile through her tears.
Thanks a lotLGYankees
LGYankees’ “Maji Arigatou” is a song that expresses gratitude to one’s parents and one’s own child.
Included on the 2011 album “BARIBARI LGYankees,” this track is a collaboration with singer Kazusei Yoshimi, who is also a former soccer player.
The song portrays deepening appreciation for parents who have given so much—happiness, love, and more—an understanding that sinks in even more once the singer has a child and comes to share the same feelings as their own parents.
Toward the child, it conveys thankfulness from a parent’s perspective simply for their presence here and now.
It’s a recommended gratitude song for those who have experienced life from both sides—as a child and as a parent.
Thank you for your love.MISIA
With a rich voice spanning five octaves, MISIA is a beloved singer who stands as one of Asia’s leading divas, including in Japan.
Her 55th digital-only single, “Ai wo Arigatou” (“Thank You for the Love”), was written specifically for the 60th anniversary commercial of Koikeya Potato Chips.
The lyrics, which express gratitude for unconditional love, may prompt listeners to recall the people who are precious to them.
Centered on piano, acoustic guitar, and strings, this gentle ensemble shapes a heartfelt ballad that feels wonderfully comforting.
the scent of flowersMr.Children
No matter how far I go, I’m always thinking of you… It’s a grand, message-driven song.
It’s a track by the national rock band Mr.Children, released as a digital single in 2008.
It drew attention when it was chosen as the theme song for the film “I Want to Be a Shellfish.” The lyrics reflect vocalist Kazutoshi Sakurai’s feelings for his late father.
Anyone who has lost a grandfather or grandmother will likely relate.
It’s a masterpiece that gently seeps into the depths of your heart.
familieMrs. GREEN APPLE
A wonderful song filled with love and gratitude for family has been born.
The catchy melodies and powerful beat—so characteristic of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE—are striking, and just listening warms the heart.
Released as a digital single in August 2024, it was also featured in the commercial for Honda’s new FREED.
The lyrics express the importance of everyday moments spent with family and the joy of walking through life together.
How about using this song as a chance to share the gratitude that’s hard to say in everyday life with your loved ones? You’re sure to have a beautiful time.
Thanks.RSP
It’s a song of gratitude to give to someone important, so it’s a track you can dedicate to parents, friends, or a lover.
I believe I’m able to be happy because I’m not alone—there are many precious people by my side supporting me.
Please use this song to convey an overflowing “thank you.”