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[For a Special Night] A Christmas Song for People in Their 60s
Red, white, and green decorations, sparkling lights, and festive Christmas songs.
When December arrives, the whole town is filled with Christmas spirit, isn’t it?
Even those of you who have spent many years as adults might find yourselves feeling as giddy as children on this day.
In this article, we introduce Christmas songs we’d love people in their 60s to listen to.
We’ve gathered a wide range of tracks, from Japanese to Western music, to liven up your Christmas.
If a song catches your interest, be sure to give it a listen!
[For a special night] Christmas songs for people in their 60s (1–10)
A Snowy ChristmasDREAMS COME TRUE
A winter classic by DREAMS COME TRUE that resonates in the heart as snow dances across the winter night sky.
Released in November 1990 as their eighth single, it’s distinguished by Miwa Yoshida’s warm vocals.
Many listeners will relate to the lyrics, which sing of deep feelings for a loved one while walking through a snow-covered town.
The song is also included on the July 2016 album “DREAMS COME TRUE THE Ura BEST! Watashi Dake no DREAMS COME TRUE.” It’s a perfect track to play on Christmas night while spending time with someone special—ideally in a cozy room, gazing out the window at the falling snow.
EverythingMISIA
Released in 2000, this was MISIA’s seventh single, also known as the theme song for the hit drama “Yamato Nadeshiko” starring Nanako Matsushima.
Many were surely captivated by this sweeping ballad, delivered with her overwhelming vocal prowess.
Among songs by female artists in the 2000s, it achieved the highest sales and became the last million-selling single of the 20th century, earning its place as a record-breaking classic.
The track ranked No.
1 in JASRAC’s annual copyright royalty distribution for 2001, and remains an immensely popular choice for weddings as a gem of a love song.
Silent EveMidori Karashima
A heartwarming classic to keep you company on a quiet winter night.
Known as one of Midori Karashima’s signature songs, it was released in 1990 and has since been covered by many artists, a testament to its enduring popularity.
Amid the glitter of the bubble era, its lyrics portray the quiet Christmas Eve of women leading modest lives—an image that resonated with many.
With delicate depictions of heartbreak, loneliness, and the journey of self-rediscovery, the words leave a deep impression on listeners.
Among Karashima’s rich musical career, this work holds a special place.
It’s a song I especially recommend to anyone spending Christmas night alone.
Someday Merry ChristmasB’z
A winter song from B’z that captivates with its bittersweet melody and heartwarming lyrics.
It was included on the mini-album “FRIENDS,” released in December 1992, and was also used as an insert song in the film “Love Has Fallen.” The track served as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s “Kando Factory Sport!” and was featured in a Suntory Pepsi NEX commercial.
Centered on themes of parting and reunion with a lover, it delicately conveys emotions where sorrow and hope intertwine.
Gazing at candlelight and reflecting on memories with someone dear—this is a touching song you’ll want to listen to on such a special night.
Somewhere in a distant town...Miho Nakayama
A heartwarming love song perfect for Christmas night.
It conveys the aching feelings of longing for a faraway lover, expressed through Miho Nakayama’s gentle vocals.
Each listen brings back the magic of a special night.
Released in November 1991 as Nakayama’s 23rd single, it has been beloved by many.
The song has appeared on various compilation albums, and in December 2023 it was covered by Kumi Koda, showing its appeal across generations.
If you’re spending Christmas night apart from someone dear, why not listen to this song and let your thoughts drift to them?
White LoversKeisuke Kuwata
A masterpiece woven from the bittersweet sorrow of winter and sweet memories.
Keisuke Kuwata’s poetic lyrics and the melody that seeps into the heart are perfectly matched.
Released in October 2001, it reached No.
1 on the Oricon charts.
Also featured in a Coca-Cola commercial, the song captured the hearts of many.
On a quiet night as the snow piles up, you look back on a love that has passed.
It’s a song that keeps you company on such winter nights, resonating with a grown-up heart.
On Christmas night, why not listen quietly in a warm room and sink into nostalgic memories?
By the time of the Christmas carolsJunichi Inagaki
A Christmas song you can’t help but hear every winter.
This gem of a winter tune, which became Junichi Inagaki’s first big hit in a decade, was released in October 1992.
Its lyrics depicting hearts out of sync and Inagaki’s clear, translucent vocals have resonated with many listeners.
It’s a popular track that has been used in commercials and as a TV drama theme song, and is loved across generations.
When you feel like recalling someone special on Christmas night, why not give this song a listen? Its touching melody and moving lyrics are sure to color your special evening.