Recommended mutual-love songs for winter. Romantic songs you'll want to listen to in winter.
Why do love songs listened to in the cold winter air sink so deeply into our hearts?It’s precisely because it’s the chilly season that we long to feel someone’s warmth close by—and that’s the charm of mutual-love songs: they gently stay by your side in that feeling.In this article, we’ll introduce a wealth of mutual-love songs perfect for winter—from sweet tracks made for the February Valentine’s season to tender love songs that suit winter cityscapes.As you think of someone special, be sure to find a favorite song of your own!
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Recommended mutual-love songs for winter. Romance songs you'll want to listen to in winter (71–80)
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On cold winter days, we sometimes find ourselves longing for someone’s kindness and warmth.
The song I’d like you to listen to is “Motto,” released by aiko in 2016.
Its lyrics, which depict the changing of the seasons, mirror the growing emotional distance between lovers.
Even the repeated phrase at the end of the chorus conveys a straightforward affection toward an ex-partner.
Set to a jazzy piano sound, her emotional vocals unfold throughout the track.
Why not listen while thinking of that unforgettable, special person?
Christmas songback number

This is a highly popular Christmas song by back number, and it was also used as the theme song for the 2015 drama “5→9: From Five to Nine.” Even if you didn’t watch the show, many people have likely heard it somewhere during the Christmas season.
The song depicts a man preparing to confess his feelings to the person he likes just before Christmas.
While he considers the glittering city lights and sweet love songs of the season to be a bit cliché, he secretly envies them—something many listeners might relate to.
On the other hand, the chorus, which expresses his feelings for the woman he likes, is written with striking honesty, making it easy for anyone experiencing unrequited love—regardless of gender—to empathize.
Heroineback number

A song that gently embraces the hearts of those carrying a bittersweet longing.
Released in January 2015, it was featured in JR East’s “JR SKISKI” campaign and Kirin’s “Tanrei Green Label” commercials.
Set against a backdrop of beautifully falling snow, it sings of pure feelings for a loved one.
The lyrics, which liken the person in love to a “heroine,” are sure to resonate with listeners.
Why not listen to it with someone special during a winter date or while gazing at a snowy landscape?
Winter and Springback number

Released by back number in January 2024, this piece portrays the feelings of a heartbroken woman by overlaying them with scenes of snowmelt.
The music video features a standout performance by actress Anna Ishii, and the visual beauty—directed by Iyori Shimizu—also drew attention.
With a melody that evokes both the end of love and a new beginning, this work resonates deeply and is recommended for those trying to overcome the pain of heartbreak or seeking to rediscover their own worth.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to alone on a quiet winter night.
Until the day I can no longer rememberback number

For those who can’t stop thinking about an ex, the song you should listen to is “Omoidasenakunaru Sono Hi Made” (“Until the Day I Can No Longer Remember”).
It was released in 2011 by the rock band back number, known for their many love songs.
The track features a passionate band performance enriched with strings.
Many listeners will relate to the lyrics overflowing with feelings for a lover from whom they’ve grown apart.
It’s a unrequited-love song that portrays the ache in a heart that once shared both joy and sorrow as a pair.
Give this sentimental ballad about a wintertime parting a listen.



