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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!

Mutual love songs recommended for winter. Romance songs you’ll want to listen to in winter (11–20)

White KissSuzuki Suzuki

White Kiss – Suzuki Suzuki [Official Music Video]
White KissSuzuki Suzuki

A song that beautifully portrays winter romance.

Released in November 2021, it gained popularity mainly on TikTok.

The lyrics, depicting two people reuniting on Christmas night after a long time apart, are especially striking.

The gesture of gently slipping a hand into a warmed pocket reflects a tender, earnest love.

The vocals, carrying a gentle melody, bring warmth to a cold winter night.

The harmonies that come together in the chorus sparkle like a winter night sky.

It’s a romantic song that makes you want to listen while snuggling close to someone special.

Winter MagicFunatsu Mahiro

Mato Funatsu 'Winter Magic' Official Music Video
Winter MagicFunatsu Mahiro

This is a song that warmly embraces the hearts of two people in love.

Released as a single by Masato Funatsu in February 2022, it features striking, seasonally rich imagery.

It beautifully depicts the two walking through a town as snowflakes fall and the heart-fluttering moment when they hold hands.

A heartwarming love song that evokes the special time spent with a partner on a cold winter’s day.

Why not listen to it together as you make memories with your loved one?

Merry XmasBoA

This heartwarming winter song is a 3/4-time ballad that gently portrays the season’s atmosphere and the deep bond between lovers.

Released in December 2004 as BoA’s 15th single, it was also featured in a commercial for Toshiba’s au CDMA 1X WIN W21T.

In the music video, filmed in Hokkaido, a sudden first snowfall was woven in as a dreamy visual element.

In 2015, a self-cover version titled “Happy 15th Anniversary ver.” was also released.

Depicting lovers growing closer at heart through everyday moments—like dates under the winter night sky and picking out gifts—the song is embraced across generations as a Christmas staple.

My Gift to YouCHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY “My Gift to You” Official Video
My Gift to YouCHEMISTRY

A winter ballad by CHEMISTRY that portrays tender feelings piling up like snow.

Released in 2002, this song wraps you in the warm harmonies woven by the duo’s voices, filling your heart with affection for someone special.

It’s a soothing soundscape full of warmth—like holding tight the hand of a loved one trembling in the cold wind.

It feels like a gift to someone you love, so try listening to it with your partner or while thinking of the person you care about.

Hidden in this snowmoon drop

moon drop [Hidden in this snow] Music Video
Hidden in this snowmoon drop

A song by moon drop that resonates especially with young people.

It’s a winter track that serves as the final installment of the “three-part love song series depicting the changing seasons of romance,” released in December 2021, and it’s also included on the album This Palm Still Remembers You, released in January 2022.

It draws a striking contrast between the sparkling cityscape and the aching desire to stay by someone’s side—even as their second choice.

While it has the driving energy characteristic of a band, the piano melody dramatically evokes a snowy scene; listening to it on a lift while gazing out at a silver world is sure to make your heart swell.

Letting the cold wind wash over you as you sink into sentimentality is one of the unique pleasures of the slopes, isn’t it?