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Latest J-Pop Releases [March 2025]

In March 2025, as spring arrives, the music scene is also entering a new season, with a wave of moving new songs emerging in the Japanese music world.

From the CM song for ME:I, to syudou’s irresistibly addictive collaboration, and even YOASOBI’s commemorative project, each track shines with its own unique charm.

Have you already found a new favorite? In this article, we’ll highlight and delve into some of the most striking recent Japanese songs.

Be sure to check out these gems—they’re perfect as background music for a new chapter in life or as an everyday anthem to cheer you on!

Latest J-Pop Releases [March 2025] (21–30)

contemporary danceHatsuboshi Academy

A stylish, urban track that makes your body sway to its chic tones.

Released in March 2025 as a song performed by Hiro Shinozawa of Hatsuboshi Academy.

Lyrics and music by Yuro Majima, a well-known Vocaloid producer.

Centered on themes of conflict and growth, it’s a highly relatable piece whose gentle melody and kind message resonate deeply.

When you feel “a little worn out,” this song will be there on your side.

auroraHatsuboshi Academy

“Aurora” was released in March 2025 as a song performed by Liliya Katsuragi of Hatsuboshi Academy.

Written and composed by Ryosuke Shigenaga, the track pairs an up-tempo rock sound with a clear, airy vocal that really hits home.

The lyrics, which convey a strong resolve to “reach out and grasp the hope shining in the night sky,” are another highlight.

This song will give a push to anyone striving toward their dreams—be sure to add it to your playlist!

The chain sings.Yuki Chiba

Yuki Chiba — The Chain Sings [Official Music Video]
Yuki Chiba, with chains singing

Through the chain swaying at his neck, he sings about the two sides of the emotions that come with success and wealth.

It’s a track by hip-hop MC Yuki Chiba, released in March 2025, included on his second album, “Billionaire.” The lyrics convey a cool, unshakable stance of staying true to oneself no matter what anyone says.

The more you listen, the more it grows on you—a full-on immersion into the world of Yuki Chiba.

Eeny, meeny, miny, moeYurina Hirate

Yurina Hirate “Eenie Meenie Miney Mo” MUSIC VIDEO
Eenie meenie miney mo Hirate Yurina

This is a dance anthem by Yurina Hirate that portrays a bold, free-spirited woman.

Released digitally in March 2025, it is her seventh single since her solo debut track, “Reason for Dance.” The playful lyrics co-written with Kanata Okajima blend seamlessly with the track produced by TET$V, resulting in a work that radiates an overwhelming presence.

Give it a listen—the exhilarating rhythms and powerful beats will get your heart moving.

DREAMERLila Ikuta

This is a medium-tempo number filled with a sincere love for music, performed by Lila Ikuta, who is active as the vocalist of YOASOBI.

Featured on the single Hyakka Ryoran, released in March 2025, it is a self-cover of an original song Ikuta wrote for the drama Paripi Komei.

Her gently conversational vocals meld with a warm melody, resonating deeply with listeners.

It’s a heartwarming track that quietly stays by your side when you find yourself at a standstill.

Caramel PainHoshimachi Suisei

Caramel Pain / Suisei Hoshimachi (official)
Caramel Pain Hoshimachi Suisei

A track included on Suisei Hoshimachi’s album “Shinsei Mokuroku,” released in January 2025, with its music video debuting in March.

Written and composed by Deu from the band PEOPLE 1, it blends stylish flair with cool swagger.

The lyrics liken the difficulty of self-love and the struggles of growth to the taste of caramel, giving the song a sense of depth.

Savor Suisei Hoshimachi’s powerful vocals to the fullest!

YuiriAyaka Murayama

[MV full] Yuiri / Sayaka Murayama [Official]
Yuirii Murayama Ayaka

A heartwarming number with a beautifully resonant piano sound.

It’s Yuiri Murayama’s AKB48 graduation song and her solo debut track.

The lyrics, packed with her own experiences and feelings, directly reflect her as she stands before the major turning point of graduating from being an idol.

And Murayama’s gentle singing voice is truly wonderful.

It’s a song that softly encourages anyone who’s about to take a new step forward.