Recommended Japanese bands for women in their 20s

Samurai HeartSPYAIR

SPYAIR “Samurai Heart (Some Like It Hot!!)”

This song became a hot topic after being chosen as the theme for the hugely popular anime Gintama.

Its bouncy rhythm and fresh, catchy melody leave a strong impression.

SPYAIR usually has many heavier, more intense tracks, but this song reveals a new side of them, don’t you think?

Let’s give it a tryWANIMA

au Santaro TV commercial: “Let’s Try It” edition (60 seconds + making-of footage)

This is a rearranged version of the children’s song “Picnic.” Many people have probably heard it as the song from the au commercial.

I think a lot of people discovered WANIMA through this track.

It’s a song true to its title that encourages you to try anything and do your best.

miraclekururi

Quruli – Miracle

This is the song chosen as the theme for the film “Miracle.” When I listen to it, I can’t help but think how truly difficult it is to convey one’s heart in words.

I find myself relaxing into Shigeru Kishida’s wistful vocals and the lyrics, each line resonating deeply in my chest.

cherrysupittsu

Spitz / Cherry

Wouldn’t it be fair to call this a classic? Just from the opening lines, it feels like a breakup song and tugs at the heartstrings, but for some reason the chorus fills you with a sense of happiness.

With its buoyant beat and gentle vocals that soothe the soul, it’s a masterpiece by Spitz.

Happy Pre-Wedding SongYabai T-shatsu Yasan

Yabai T-Shirts Yasan – “Happy Wedding Pre-Song” Music Video

This song is portrayed from a third-person perspective that irresponsibly teases a couple who are doing great together.

The fresh angle is really interesting.

For people who love bands, it might be a new kind of wedding song.

If you play it at a wedding, it seems like it would dry the tears and lift the mood.