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CHERRY BLOSSOM10-FEET

10-FEET/LIVE cherry Blossom

When it comes to Japanese rock songs about flowers, many people probably think of 10-FEET’s “CHERRY BLOSSOM.” It’s an early track from their first album, released in 2002, and it’s still a staple at their live shows today.

At their self-hosted Kyoto Daikokusen festival, it’s tradition to throw towels during the final chorus.

The sight looks just like cherry blossom petals fluttering in the wind—truly a beautiful scene!

FlowerKinKi Kids

[With Lyrics] KinKi Kids – Flower (Covered by Kuroru@Kuroru) ANA '99 Paradise Okinawa campaign song “Flower”

A bright and refreshing summer staple by KinKi Kids.

It was also used as the campaign song for ANA’s “’99 Paradise Okinawa.” Beyond its light, upbeat feel, the lyrics encourage you to keep going—soak up the sunshine even when you’re facing sadness or hardship.

It’s a song that lifts your spirits and leaves you feeling refreshed when you’re feeling down.

Future FlowerSukima Switch

Sukima Switch / Future Flower (Miraika): SUKIMASWITCH / MIRAIKA (Short Ver.)

The very first thing we receive when we’re born is a name.

Calling someone by that name—filled with so many hopes—might be a way of cherishing them.

If we imagine that affection is exchanged each time we call out to one another, doesn’t the world seem beautiful? Sukima Switch weaves that everyday beauty with gentle piano and vocals.

A flower of no colorHikaru Utada

Hikaru Utada “A Flower of No Particular Color”

A lustrous, translucent new masterpiece from Hikaru Utada.

Written as the theme song for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.

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drama “Kimi ga Kokoro wo Kuretakara” (“Because You Gave Me Your Heart”), its pure-love-themed lyrics sink deeply into the heart.

Infused with the message “I want it to reach people who are afraid to believe in something,” it expresses a profound, unbounded love through the image of a colorless flower—one not confined by definitions or hues.

Released in February 2024, the song sparked a major reaction, with over ten thousand people watching the music video premiere simultaneously.

Showcasing Utada’s delicate yet diverse musicality, this track is perfect for those troubled by love or wishing to deepen their feelings for someone special.

Like a flower that blooms in the fieldGACKT

GACKT “Like a Wildflower Blooming in the Field” [Official Music Video]

A graduation song by GACKT.

It was created in 2005, inspired by a consultation from a high school student sent to the radio program where GACKT was serving as DJ.

It carries the message that wishing alone isn’t enough to make your dreams come true—you need strong resolve and sustained effort.

It’s a masterpiece that seems to embody GACKT’s way of life: responding to strong feelings with equally strong feelings.

Moonlight FlowerJanne Da Arc

[Sung by a woman] Gekkouka by Janne Da Arc [Black Jack] Anime Theme Song/OP (with full lyrics) - cover (Gekkouka/Janne Da Arc/BLACK JACK) I tried singing

Gekkouka, whose poignant melody and fragile-feeling lyrics are beautiful, is Janne Da Arc’s biggest hit and served as the opening theme for the anime Black Jack.

Black Jack, who decided to become a doctor after losing his mother, has his past and sorrow portrayed through grand strings, delicate piano, and a powerful rock sound.

Become a flowerflumpool

flumpool - Become a Flower (Music Video)

“Hana ni Nare,” the major-label debut single by the rock band flumpool.

It was released as a digital-only single and was also used as the campaign song for au KDDI’s music distribution service, LISMO.

With a band sound anchored by a powerful bass and lively, bouncing strings, it’s a classic that gently seeps into the heart, accompanied by lyrics that feel like a supportive push on the listener’s back.