Masterpieces that sing of tomorrow. Recommended popular songs.
No matter how good or bad things are, time passes in the blink of an eye, and tomorrow will surely come.
No one knows what tomorrow will bring, no matter what today is like.
Maybe that’s why we find ourselves thinking about tomorrow.
Here is a collection of classic songs that capture the anxiety and hope we feel for an unseen tomorrow.
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Masterpieces that sing of tomorrow: Recommended popular songs (41–50)
Tomorrow’s ☆ ShowFukuyama Masaharu
Fukuyama is engaged in a wide range of activities—singing, acting, radio, photography, and writing—pursuing a multifaceted career.
He could be considered a leading figure of his agency, Amuse.
Even after getting married, he continues to have many female fans, as well as male fans who admire him, and tickets for his annual year-end countdown are notoriously hard to obtain.
Tomorrow will surely be a good day.Takahashi Yuu
This is a song that could be called one of Yu Takahashi’s signature tracks.
According to him, he has performed it three times on Music Station.
The music video features Hitori Gekidan, Bakarhythm, and Junior Chihara, and was directed by Yu Takahashi himself.
He continues to showcase his diverse talents as a director, singer, and songwriter.
There’s always tomorrowRe.Japan
The original song is by Kyu Sakamoto, but many artists, including Ulfuls, have covered it.
This time, it’s RE: Japan’s cover, which had many Yoshimoto comedians taking part.
Participants range from comedians who now have their own shows to big names like Downtown.
Memories of Tomorrowarashi
Arashi, the top idol group.
After SMAP’s disbandment, they could be called the true successors in every sense.
Many of their singles, including this song, have been tie-ins for films and dramas starring the members.
While they’re often known for their dance-oriented image, this track is a heartfelt ballad that resonates with the listener.
Tomorrow, when spring comesMatsu Takako
Takako Matsu is thriving both as a singer and an actress.
The massive success of Frozen in Japan owes a lot to her singing as well.
She’s also performing the theme song for the current morning drama, a track whose title—like this one—begins with the word “tomorrow.” There are many performers who straddle both worlds as singer–actresses, such as Takako Matsu and Kou Shibasaki.