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Stay Warm in Winter with Snowy Japanese Songs

Stay Warm in Winter with Snowy Japanese Songs
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If you've already learned by heart the songs we recommended earlier this year, we bring five more songs for your winter karaoke sessions!

By Diletta Fabiani
L'Arc-en-Ciel — Snow Drop

https://www.amazon.co.jp/snow-drop-LArc%EF%BD%9Een%EF%BD%9ECiel/dp/B00NBQS34U/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1481695371&sr=1-1-mp3-albums-bar-strip-0&keywords=l%27arc+snow+drop

L'Arc-en-Ciel — Snow Drop

The lyrics hint more at the snow melting when warmer weather comes, but how could we miss L'Arc-En-Ciel in this list? Since we couldn't find the more fitting "Yuki no Ashiato" (Snow Footprints), this song released in 1998 was our second-best find.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4bv0yZPOk4

Bump of Chicken — Snow Smile

This quiet, guitar-centered track is the perfect way to summon up the winter spirit at any moment of the year. Fast forward to 0:16 to hear a clip of the hit song from the best of Bump of Chicken album.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5yoQc7CCwY

GReeeeN — Yuki no Ne

Let this charming video carry you off to a white, melancholic dream. Don't miss it if you like music videos with a story.

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Arashi — Dear Snow

https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Snow-CD-DVD-Arashi/dp/B00KBDKLXM

Arashi — Dear Snow

Good looking guys and a heartbreaking romantic song: a perfect recipe for success! Released in 2010, this track immediately climbed at the top of the Oricon charts, and was also the theme for member Kazunari Ninomiya's movie Ooku: The Inner Chambers.

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Yoshi Ikuzo — Yukiguni

https://www.amazon.com/Yukiguni/dp/B00MYGP34G

Yoshi Ikuzo — Yukiguni

The music genre of modern enka has an unending supply of songs on the topic of snow; not a surprise as this kind of music is manly composed of sentimental ballads. It was a hard choice, but we came up with this representative track for you!

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Diletta Fabiani

I moved to Japan in 2013 for my Ph.D in International Relations at Waseda University. On the side, I write all kinds of things: novels in Italian, live reports on the Japanese rock and Visual Kei scene, and articles about other fun stuff you can see and do in Japan.

www.dilettaf.it