The ephemeral blooming of the sakura symbolizes human life, and Japanese people love to celebrate in groups by holding "flower viewing" parties known as hanami. The season is also the start of the new school year, college graduates start new jobs, and it’s the start of the new fiscal year for Japanese businesses.

Because of the love for sakura and the things they symbolize, they're a very popular theme when it comes to Japanese music. Many Japanese artists have at least one song dedicated to cherry blossoms, and the Vocaloid genre is no exception.

The most popular sakura-themed Vocaloid song is none other than Kurousa-P’s "Senbonzakura." The song is so popular that it has been covered by famous artists such as the Waggaki Band and enka singer Kobayashi Sachiko.

Here's the amazing Wagakki Band cover we just can never get tired of!

However, there are also many other amazing sakura-themed Vocaloid songs out there, and here are some of our top picks!

Hachioji P’s "Sakura Saku," featuring Hatsune Miku, will get you ready for school.

Itowokashi and Amatsuki will cast a spell on you with their song Sakura no Jumon.

Finally, we have Sakura Uta Miko and Chie’s "Sakura Uta." Which is your favorite?