The Appeal of JPOP's Strong Messaging: 10 Popular Japanese Songs Perfect for Your Wedding Entrance♩

Introducing Perfect Japanese Songs for Entrance Music＊

Have you decided on the song to play during the entrance scene of the bride and groom at the wedding reception?

When it comes to entrance music, there's a strong impression that it's typically upbeat Western music that gets the venue pumped up!＊

Maroon 5, Taylor Swift, and One Direction are particularly popular!

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However, as I’ve seen on Instagram BGM lists, many brides seem to prefer playing Japanese JPOP♩

Japanese music often has strong messages and is suited for expressing emotions through lyrics, making it perfect for wedding scenes where you want to convey gratitude and deep feelings to your guests♡

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Here are ten popular Japanese songs selected by real brides for their entrance music at the reception♩

Japanese Entrance Song 1＊sumika "Lovers"

The rapidly rising popular band sumika sings "Lovers," which is a cute and poppy song from a male perspective about loving just one girl♩

If you play the line "Hey, on happy days, hey, on fun days, let’s never part" at the entrance, the venue will surely get lively!＊

Japanese Entrance Song 2＊Hata Motohiro "girl"

Next up is Hata Motohiro’s "girl." This song features a gentle melody that warmly envelops the heart＊

You’ll want to burst through the door with the opening line “Lightly, like feathers I touch your cheek”♡

Japanese Entrance Song 3＊Quruli "Remember me"

Quruli's "Remember me" is a slightly sentimental song with a slow tempo♩

It’s recommended for brides who want to appear in an elegant and subdued atmosphere♡

Japanese Entrance Song 4＊BENI "Eternity"

BENI's "Eternity" is one of the popular entrance songs among brides＊

The phrase "Shining so brightly, surrounded by so many smiles" is perfect for the entrance scene where all the guests are focused on the bride and groom♡

Japanese Entrance Song 5＊Namie Amuro "CAN YOU CELEBRATE?"

An undisputed popular wedding song is Namie Amuro's "CAN YOU CELEBRATE?"♡

Its powerful singing voice and melody can send chills down your spine, and it’s simply beautiful no matter how many times you listen to it...!

It will surely create an emotional entrance scene that might even bring tears to your eyes＊

Japanese Entrance Song 6＊Masaharu Fukuyama "Let's Become a Family"

Many brides also seem to play Masaharu Fukuyama's "Let's Become a Family" during their entrance♩

The line "Even after 100 years, please continue to love me" is just so cute＊

With its relaxed tempo, you might be able to take in the faces of all your guests while entering♡

Japanese Entrance Song 7＊Sukima Switch "Sunny, Occasionally Cloudy"

Another recommended Japanese entrance song is Sukima Switch's "Sunny, Occasionally Cloudy"♩

Sukima Switch's refreshing voice and the message that happiness is always by your side even in tough times make this song perfect for weddings＊

Japanese Entrance Song 8＊WANIMA "From Here"

Currently on the rise, the artist WANIMA's "From Here" is also recommended!

It’s a short song, just a little over a minute, but the phrase "Let’s start from here" gives a burst of energy♩

It has a bright melody, so it might also be nice as BGM during a costume change entrance＊

Japanese Entrance Song 9＊Rake "100 Million Times of I Love You"

Rake's "100 Million Times of I Love You" is also a very famous love song!

If you enter while the phrase "My love for you is beyond what words can express" plays,

your love will surely shine through to the guests, filling the venue with happiness♡

Japanese Entrance Song 10＊Miliyah Katou "Love is..."

Finally, the song to introduce is Miliyah Katou's "Love is..."♩

It has a somewhat bittersweet tune, but the chorus packs a powerful punch＊

The line "No matter what happens we will hold hands, and we will live on" fits perfectly with an entrance scene where you're linking arms♡

Let’s Go with Japanese Music for the Entrance Scene♡

I introduced ten perfect Japanese songs picked by real brides for the entrance scene at the reception!＊

JPOP, with its strong messages and emotional lyrics and melodies, is recommended for entrance songs!

Be sure to consider the songs introduced this time as one of your options♩

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