Anime songs to listen to on Valentine’s Day | Love songs that give you the courage to confess
Many of you are probably thinking, “On Valentine’s Day, I want to be brave and confess my feelings to the person I like!” But as the day draws near, those anxious feelings creep in and you might lose your nerve.
So in this article, we’re introducing anime songs we want you to listen to on Valentine’s Day! We’ve carefully selected tracks perfect for the season—songs that give you the courage to take that first step on Valentine’s Day, and cute tunes that bring back that fluttery, heart-pounding feeling of a crush.
Why not listen to songs from your favorite anime or ones that mirror your mood, and take the plunge by giving them chocolate?
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Anime songs to listen to on Valentine’s Day | Love songs that give you the courage to confess (21–30)
C.H.O.C.OSakura Tange, Kyoko Hikami

This song was the opening theme for the romantic comedy anime Trouble Chocolate.
Its lyrics, which endearingly depict the feelings of being hopelessly in love and wanting to express those feelings to the other person, make it a charming track.
With its up-tempo style, it’s a Valentine’s song you can enjoy listening to.
LuluEtsuko Yakushimaru

The ending theme of “Ground Control to Psychoelectric Girl.” It’s a relaxed love song about that special someone who always stays close by your side when times are tough or painful.
In the chorus, the sound suddenly shifts from the previous mood to something catchy and playful, like overturning a toy box—cute and distinctive.
Anime songs to listen to on Valentine’s Day | Love songs that give you the courage to confess (31–40)
Fluffy TimeAfter School Tea Time

‘Fuwa Fuwa Time,’ a song that appears in the smash-hit anime K-ON!, was released in 2009 under the name Sakuragaoka High School Light Music Club.
As the first original song created within the story, it’s a track beloved by fans with strong sentimental value.
It charmingly captures the fluttery excitement of young love—like that of middle and high schoolers—along with the anxious overthinking that comes with it.
Perfect for when you want to lift your spirits!
Sugar Song and Bitter StepUNISON SQUARE GARDEN

The ending theme of Blood Blockade Battlefront.
Valentine’s Day is synonymous with sweets, but sometimes it can be a little bittersweet.
It’s a song that, despite the ups and downs, gives you the energy to face those gaps head-on without letting them get you down.
Valentine KissKuranosuke Shiraishi with Shitenhoji Junior High School

When it comes to iconic Valentine’s Day songs, many people probably think of Sayuri Kokusho’s “Valentine Kiss.” In fact, there are versions covered by characters from the popular anime The Prince of Tennis! Fans can’t get enough of it!
ConnectClariS

This is a song that gained popularity as the theme for the TV anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
It depicts the bond and friendship between two people, the belief that “as long as we’re together, we can overcome anything.” While it leans more toward friendship than romance, it carries a power that, in a broader sense, gives you the courage to fight and pushes you forward.
Radiant DaysSpira Spica

Known by the nickname “Kisekoi,” the TV anime My Dress-Up Darling features the opening theme song Sansan Days by the rock band Spira Spica.
The lyrics were written by the vocalist Mikiha, and they wonderfully capture the excitement of a girl in love.
It’s a refreshing, exhilarating track that anyone can enjoy—whether you know the anime or not.
It’s perfect for boosting the Valentine’s Day romantic mood, so be sure to check it out!






