[Songs for Wednesday] A collection of Japanese tracks themed around the week’s halfway point
Wednesday might be a day with a mysterious charm.
Sitting in the middle of the week, it’s a special day where the feeling of “just a little more until the weekend…” mingles with the sense of accomplishment from making it this far since Monday.
In this article, we’ll introduce songs themed around Wednesday.
Different artists portray Wednesday in various ways.
Still, you’ll surely find points you can relate to in each of them.
Enjoy these exquisite “Wednesday songs” while reflecting on your own image of Wednesday.
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A rainy WednesdayFuruchi Toko

One of the songs on the album “Strength,” released in 1995 and sung in a ballad style, is neither a breakup song nor a lovey-dovey love story, but if you had to categorize it, it might fall under love songs.
Singing about her own romantic experiences, she goes so far as to declare that if she can no longer sing about love, she will quit her singing career, and she has been praised as a “goddess of love” and even a “guru.”
Wednesday, Non-Burnable Trash, and MeFujita Maiko

What a kind husband he must have been, right? I’m not sure whether they were actually married, but the very act of taking out the trash exudes a sense of real, everyday life, and the idea that the walk to the trash area is a little journey makes this such a curious song.
Whether he’s away on a business trip or they’ve broken up, the song’s brightness suggests it’s about realizing the value of a husband who’s been away for a while and awakening to the need to change little by little.
Taking shelter from the rainsadamasashi

Our first meeting was on a Thursday in September, and just like the title suggests, the story began with taking shelter from the rain.
We started dating after running into each other by chance the following year, and it’s a humor-filled song that includes an episode about introducing him to my parents on a Wednesday in May.
In conclusion
A thrilling Wednesday, a bittersweet Wednesday, a Wednesday to renew your resolve… Have you found a song that matches your image of “Wednesday”? That one day in the middle of the week that always seems to pass by somehow—next Wednesday, why not spend it immersed in the world of your favorite track?

