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 (121–130)
Original SmileSMAP

The lyrics are so exhilarating that they blow away the weariness and daily stress of life in your 30s.
Released after the Great East Japan Earthquake, this song was ranked No.
1 as a “track that encourages everyone” by SMAP.
It’s a must-listen from the great, beloved national idol group that sadly disbanded last year.
We are!kitadani hiroshi

It’s an anime song that many people in their 30s also love.
The lyrics are about adventure, and it helps you return to a childlike mindset and feel energized.
If you like anime, listening while picturing the scenes will make you feel excited, and it’s perfect for a change of pace.
Thank youDew

This is a song about gratitude released in 2009 by the female duo Dew.
It was also used in NTT East Japan’s “DENPO” TV commercial, so many women might remember it when they hear it.
The song’s refreshing feel and soaring quality are wonderful, and it would feel great to sing at karaoke.
In your thirties you start to see many things more clearly, and you may find more chances to feel grateful.
Singing this song at such times will remind you of the joy of having met someone important.
Both the vibe and the melody make it exceptionally easy to sing!
HappinessChe’Nelle

If you listen to this song while thinking about someone precious to you—like a close friend, family member, or sibling, someone you want to protect—the lyrics may resonate even more.
It’s a lovely track, soothing with the beautiful voice of the female vocalist.
Good songs recommended for people in their 30s: Classic and popular Japanese hits (131–140)
Boy Meets GirlTRF

It was their seventh single, released in 1994, and was reportedly produced to evoke the image of the continent’s vast, boundless presence.
It became a major hit and can be considered one of their signature works.
It has also been used by many media outlets.
cherrysupittsu

Released in 1996 as the 13th single, it was highly popular among musicians and went on to be covered by many famous artists.
With its laid-back rhythm and clear, transparent vocals, I believe it’s a timeless classic that resonates across generations.
youUtada Hikaru

It’s a soothing song with a relaxed piano accompaniment and Hikaru Utada’s beautiful vocals.
As you enter your thirties, work and private life become richer and more intense, but whether you’re hoping to meet someone special or have already met them, this is a song that will move you and linger in your heart.


