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[Sunflower Songs] A selection of classic and popular tracks that give you energy in the hot summer

Under the blazing summer sun, the sunflower gazes straight up at the sky.

Many of us have surely been moved by its powerful presence.

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended masterpieces and popular songs from among the many tracks themed around sunflowers.

We’ve gathered everything from songs that perfectly match the fresh, summery image of the flower to bittersweet pieces that completely transform how you think about sunflowers.

If you’re curious about “What songs feature sunflowers?”, be sure to read to the end!

[Sunflower Songs] A selection of classic and popular tracks that give you energy in the hot summer (21–30)

sunflowerAge Factory

Age Factory “Sunflower” (Official Audio)
Sunflower Age Factory

Age Factory is a three-piece rock band whose solid yet tricky playing has earned high acclaim, and whose straightforward live performances have also made them popular.

Released on May 31, 2023, “Himawari” is a track with a floating sensation woven into its sense of speed, issued as the second installment in their series of consecutive new releases.

The lyrics, which evoke a parting with someone precious, capture the bittersweet feeling of summer slipping away.

It’s a sentimental rock tune whose powerful yet wistful ensemble pierces the heart.

sunflowerUnicorn

This is a song by Unicorn, a rock band led by singer-songwriter Tamio Okuda.

It’s included on their ninth album, “Chambre,” released in 2009.

With its mid-tempo guitar rock sound, it lifts your spirits as you listen.

The soft, warm vocals are irresistible.

How about giving it a listen while taking a walk on a sunny day?

Sunflower FireworksAile The Shot

A bittersweet, stylish summer tune where an urban groove reveals the scenery of a summer dusk.

It’s a track by Aile The Shota, produced by ☆Taku Takahashi of m-flo, released in June 2025.

It portrays the frustration of a love where the person can’t confess their feelings, and the lyrics tighten your chest in contrast to the song’s pleasant vibe.

The delicate vocals and wistful melody create a sentimental summer mood, making it impossible not to dwell on its story.

When the Sunflowers Bloomyuzu

This is a track included on the third mini-album, Yuzuman no Natsu, which was created with a summer theme.

Sunflowers are portrayed over a refreshingly Yuzu-like melody.

Along with sunflowers, the lyrics feature many words that evoke summer, such as sudden evening showers and fireworks.

Yuzu themselves are like sunflowers, always energizing many people.

It was only natural that Yuzu would write a song in which sunflowers appear!

The Sun and the SunflowerFlower

It was released as a rival single against Happiness’s “Sunshine Dream ~Ichido-kiri no Natsu~,” which came out at the same time.

For the first time, the vocals on this track were handled by three members: Reina Washio, Chiharu Muto, and Kyoka Ichiki.

Although sunflowers are often depicted with a cheerful image, this song has a wistful atmosphere.

It’s a number that portrays a bittersweet love, likening the sunflower to “me” and the dazzling sun shining above it to “you.”

sunflowerSEKAI NO OWARI

When it comes to sunflower songs that portray a pure, heartrending love, “Himawari” comes to mind.

It’s included on SEKAI NO OWARI’s 2019 album Lip, a band known for delivering a unique sound that blends all kinds of music.

The light, crisp guitar work etched over a driving beat is especially striking.

The lyrics depict unrequited feelings for someone special, and the line comparing oneself to a sunflower gazing up at the sun is deeply moving.

Give it a listen and sink into its subtly moody atmosphere.

SunflowerE-girls

E-Girls / Sunflower (E-Girls Version)
Sunflower E-girls

This is the coupling track to “Follow Me.” Originally released by Dream, this song was covered by E-girls.

Like the lead track “Follow Me,” it’s a lively, dazzling number that truly evokes the feeling of a sunflower.

Kenta Imamiya of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks uses this song as his walk-up music.

The E-girls themselves, who encourage you to be true to yourself, are like sunflowers—radiating energy and courage.