[Valentine’s Song] A sweet, bittersweet love song to listen to while getting chocolates ready

5 seconds before I fall seriously in loveHirosue Ryōko

[Official] Ryoko Hirosue “Five Seconds Before I Fall Seriously in Love” (MV) Ryoko Hirosue / Maji de Koi Suru 5 Byou Mae MK5 [1st Single]

Released in 1997 and sung by Ryoko Hirosue, “Maji de Koi Suru 5 Byou Mae” is a perfect Valentine’s Day song that has captured listeners’ hearts across generations.

Written and composed by Mariya Takeuchi, it refreshingly conveys the racing emotions of mustering the courage to confess.

Even many years after its release, it’s the ideal track for making chocolates or telling someone special how you feel.

When you want to savor the fresh sensation of a first love, let Hirosue’s clear, refreshing vocals brighten your Valentine’s Day.

This beautiful melody, perfect for such a special day, will gently give your love a supportive push.

Be my ValentineTommy February6

Tommy february6 – Be My Valentine (no dialogue)

The phrase “Be my valentine” is used with the meaning “Be my special someone.” In the West, Valentine’s Day is a day for expressing your feelings to the person you like—men give women roses, invite them to restaurants, and so on—so “valentine” is used to mean “lover.” This song is from a woman’s perspective, and she’s asking the man she likes, “Won’t you be my special someone?” It’s a cute track that portrays a sweet, girlish heart whose feelings of love grow while choosing chocolates.

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HATSUMI

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Valentine KissKokushō Sayuri/Onyanko Kurabu

Sayuri Kokusho (Kokusho Sayuri) – Valentine Kiss

When it comes to iconic Valentine’s Day songs, this has to be the one! “Valentine Kiss” is a track by Sayuri Kokusho released in 1986.

It filled the surprising gap of a dedicated Valentine’s Day song, and even more than 30 years later, it’s still a tune you hear often around Valentine’s season.

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Leo Ieiri - 'Chocolate' (Full Ver.)

Leo Ieiri’s sixth single “Chocolate,” released in 2014.

As the title suggests, it’s perfect for Valentine’s Day—a song packed with the bittersweet feelings of a tender, aching love that leaves you with a slightly sweet-and-sour sensation.

Her clear, translucent voice heightens the melancholy, making it a quintessential Valentine’s tune.

The lyrics capture emotions anyone can relate to, evoking a sense of nostalgia in this memorable number.

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Rainy ValentineUP-BEAT

UP-BEAT / Rainy Valentine

“Rainy Valentine” is UP-BEAT’s 10th single, released in 1990.

The lyrical world crafted by the very beautiful vocalist Takehiko Hiroishi sparkles like a true prince and leaves you completely enchanted!

Song of LoveKōda Kumi

Kumi Koda / “Ai no Uta” (from the new album “WINTER of LOVE”)

A breathtaking melody that sings of love’s fragility and its strength captivates listeners.

The melody is beautiful and very easy to listen to.

The feelings of carrying a weakness in one’s heart, unable to become strong, are conveyed magnificently through outstanding vocals throughout the song.

Many women may find the lyrics highly relatable.

The world is falling in loveCHiCO with HoneyWorks

The World Is Falling in Love / CHiCO with HoneyWorks

This is CHiCO with HoneyWorks’ debut single, characterized by its refreshing melody and clear vocals.

It’s a perfect track for a Valentine’s setting, capturing the bittersweet, tender, and frustrating feeling of wanting to confess your feelings but not having the courage.