[Valentine’s Song] A sweet, bittersweet love song to listen to while getting chocolates ready
Here are some Valentine’s songs we want your special someone to hear!As February 14th approaches, it’s natural to feel a little nervous and excited.Many of you might be thinking this is the perfect chance to share your feelings with the person you like.In this article, we’ve gathered recommendations to boost your Valentine mood: songs that give you courage to confess, tracks that color precious moments with your partner, and tunes themed around chocolate.Use them as BGM while making chocolates, or as empowering anthems when you need a little push to talk to your crush—give them a listen!
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[Valentine’s Songs] Sweet and Bittersweet Love Songs to Listen to While Preparing Chocolates (81–90)
Valentine’s RADIOFaye Wong
The original song was performed by Yumi Matsutoya and has been covered by various artists.
The lyrics seem to center around a radio theme, and because they share the common thread of conveying one’s feelings, the song is often associated with “Valentine’s Day.”
Public Confession feat. YamaZaruerica
A collaboration song by erica and YamaZaru, chosen as the July ending theme for TBS’s “Osama no Brunch.” As the title suggests, it’s a song themed around a public confession of love.
Many people are probably thinking of confessing to their crush on the perfect occasion of Valentine’s Day! Be sure to listen to this song and take courage.
Give me chocolate!DISH//
The lyrics and composition are by Kenichi Maeyamada, well known for providing songs to Momoclo.
It’s a track that focuses on boys who are desperate to get Valentine’s chocolates from girls.
With that day in mind, they tidy up their appearance and check every possible place where chocolate might be left—it’s a uniquely playful song like that.
Fortune Cookie in LoveAKB48
This song leaves a heartwarming and memorable impression with videos of people from adults to children dancing the Fortune Cookie steps.
These days, it’s not just chocolate—aren’t there many women who give cookies, too? How about confessing your feelings to the man you like with cookies that are a little different from everyone else’s?
Slave to chocolateSKE48
Valentine’s Day makes the girls giving chocolates nervous, but the boys are surely just as anxious, wondering, “Will I get one? Maybe not….” Just imagining getting chocolate from someone you like sends your mind spinning, and that day you end up completely at the mercy of chocolate! This song portrays those feelings from a male perspective.
tOKi mekiKobukuro
A comical number with a flavor a little different from Kobukuro’s usual sound! It depicts the nervous excitement of making your way toward where the one you love is.
On the way to deliver chocolates for Valentine’s Day, even a familiar route can feel unusually long, or surprisingly short, wrapped in that fluttery anticipation.
This sweet-and-sour thrill is turned into a buoyant, uplifting feeling by Kobukuro’s song!
[Valentine’s Songs] Sweet and Bittersweet Love Tunes to Listen to While Preparing Chocolate (91–100)
Confession RehearsalHONEY WORKS
I’m thinking of giving chocolates on Valentine’s Day, but I can’t help feeling nervous.
The support song that captures those feelings is “Confession Rehearsal feat.
Natsuki Enomoto (CV: Haruka Tomatsu).” It’s one of the tracks included on the album “Rokugen Astrology,” created by the creator unit HoneyWorks, who have produced many works with a romance theme.
The tone of Haruka Tomatsu’s vocals conveys that heart-pounding excitement, making it a song that truly brings those emotions to life.
