Songs of Nighttime Cherry Blossoms: A curated selection of classic and popular cherry blossom tracks that evoke a dreamlike scene!
Cherry blossoms that herald the arrival of spring.
The sight of their small, pale blossoms in full bloom shines with beauty not only beneath the blue sky, but even after sunset, when darkness falls around them.
In recent years, illuminated, dreamlike cherry blossoms have become a familiar sight across the country.
In this article, we’ve gathered songs related to yozakura—nighttime cherry blossoms.
We’ve selected not only tracks that include the word “yozakura” in their titles or lyrics, but also songs that depict cherry blossoms at night.
Please enjoy them as companions for a spring evening.
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[Song of Night Sakura] A curated selection of classic and popular cherry blossom songs that evoke a dreamlike scene! (21–30)
The Lion Standing in the WindMasashi Sada

Masashi Sada’s grand masterpiece “The Lion Standing in the Wind,” released in 1987 and later adapted into a film, deeply resonates with its lyrics expressing love for Japan, inspired by real-life physician Koichiro Shibata.
The part that mentions “yozakura” (cherry blossoms at night) seems to carefully convey the feelings of longing stirred by a beautiful scene and the precious emotions one never wants to forget, almost to the point of overflowing with emotion.
I believe it not only evokes nostalgic memories but also encourages and rekindles a powerful strength for the future.
It is an irreplaceable song that continues to sing of the sanctity of life.
cherry blossomNanami

When people think of cherry blossoms, songs usually have a cheerful vibe that gets you excited for the new season.
But this “Sakura,” sung by the singer-songwriter Nanami, is a hard-hitting message song that conveys not only the blossoms’ splendor but also a contrasting, deep-rooted strength.
Just because it’s spring doesn’t mean everyone’s in high spirits; some are going through tough days and can’t even think about cherry blossoms.
Still, when you listen to this song, even the cherry blossoms that everyone else is giddily admiring start to look different—you feel a surge of strength in your heart.
cherry blossoms at nightMafumafu × Aho no Sakata

Yozakura, sung by Mafumafu and Aho no Sakata, who are active across a wide range of fields as vocalists.
When it comes to songs with a night-cherry-blossom theme, many are sultry or compare the fleeting beauty to love.
But this Yozakura song is centered on friendship and bonds.
No matter how close friends are, they won’t always be together in everything, and someday they’ll walk separate paths.
It’s a song that captures that slightly bittersweet feeling, along with enduring feelings and gratitude toward the other person that never change.
Thunder Sakura feat. 9Lana, SAKURAmotiMAISONdes

MAISONdes presents a heartwarming song that paints thunder heralding the arrival of spring and fluttering cherry blossoms.
Its melody evokes the feeling of strolling down a cherry-lined path bathed in gentle sunlight, layered with 9Lana’s translucent vocals to express the tender act of cherishing memories with someone dear.
The lyrics, which delicately depict the wish to treasure ordinary moments as well as the bittersweetness and joy felt with spring’s arrival, resonate deeply.
Chosen as the ending theme for the third cour of the anime Urusei Yatsura, currently airing on Fuji TV’s Noitamina block since January 2024, it matches the coming-of-age story beautifully.
It’s a wonderful track you’ll want to bring along on a springtime drive.
SakuraboshiDISH//

Vibrant cherry blossoms in the daytime are beautiful, but night-time cherry blossoms have a different charm, don’t they? Capturing that allure is the song “Sakuraboshi” by DISH//.
Released in 2016, it’s the final track on DISH//’s second album, “Meshiagare no Gatling.” The music video begins with a gaze up at the night-time blossoms, and by contrasting them with daytime sakura, it highlights the unique appeal of cherry blossoms at night.
It’s a ballad with a hint of bittersweetness—perfect for listening to while gazing at the night-time sakura.
Pure Love SongShonan no Kaze

Shonan no Kaze’s signature number and a hugely popular love song, “Junrenka.” Though time has passed since its 2006 release, it’s a track that’s still beloved and one you often hear.
With lyrics that read like a love letter to a girlfriend from a male perspective, men relate to it and women can’t help but swoon.
And what about the “night sakura”? You might wonder, but the lyrics clearly include passages about cherry blossoms at night and spring nights.
The poignant mood of cherry blossoms viewed at night is expressed beautifully.
Yozakura feat. Mei-chanwhale

Kujira’s song beautifully captures the bittersweet feelings of springtime love.
Like fleeting night cherry blossoms, it deftly portrays both the beginning and the end of romance.
The gentle melody and profound lyrics truly resonate.
Since its release in June 2020, it has remained a beloved classic for many.
The collaboration with Mei-chan is exquisite, with their voices blending perfectly.
I recommend listening to it alone on a spring night.
It’s a must-hear for anyone who relates to love that changes and fades like falling cherry blossoms.






