2:46
A fast and punchy Japanese pop-rock song at ~118 BPM, sung by a loud, cheerful girl who is obsessed with melon pan (melon bread), The song is about falling in love—maybe—because of the perfect texture and sweetness of melon pan, The mood should be energetic, bouncy, and a little chaotic, Include crunchy electric guitar, punchy drums, and a shoutable chorus, Think of a girl jokingly spiraling into real feelings while yelling about bread
4:07
A dreamy and upbeat Japanese pop-rock song at ~102 BPM, Sung by a slightly quirky high school girl who believes her dreams, lucky stones, and directions are secretly guiding her fate, The tone should feel whimsical, energetic, and mysterious, with pop-rock guitar, light synth, and glittery drums, Include a floating, hopeful mood with a touch of chaos — as if she might actually be right, The chorus should repeat “当たったら, 夢のせいにしていい？” with rising excitement
3:24
A mid-tempo Japanese pop-rock song (~100 BPM) with a warm, emotional tone, Sung by a cheerful younger sister who’s teasing but deeply respectful of her overly responsible older sister, Features pop-rock guitar, soft drums, and light piano, The lyrics reflect love, frustration, and admiration in a sibling relationship, The chorus should feel heartfelt and catchy, Include some light humor and tenderness
3:12
A playful and heartwarming Japanese pop duet featuring two contrasting characters: one energetic and outgoing, the other shy and gentle, Set to a mid-tempo groove (~105 BPM), with upbeat guitar, soft drums, and warm piano, The lyrics describe a lunch at a yakiniku restaurant, highlighting the humorous differences in personality, The chorus should feel light and catchy, and the bridge includes a spoken exchange to reflect their dynamic, Imagine a bright, slice-of-life anime scene
3:54
A bright and gentle Japanese pop-rock song at ~104 BPM, Sung by a soft-voiced female character who is in love but keeping it a quiet secret, The song should feel like a soft confession — light, sincere, and a little bouncy, Acoustic guitar, piano, and light drums carry the rhythm, The chorus should feel warm and quietly happy, as if smiling while remembering someone
3:39
A cute and energetic Japanese pop song at ~102 BPM, sung by a slightly clumsy, sweet, and talkative female college student, The song starts directly with the first verse—no spoken lines or monologue at the beginning, The lyrics describe a flustered but hopeful moment when she realizes she might be in love, The vocals should be expressive and slightly fast-paced, with natural swings and emotional fluctuations, Instrumentation includes bouncy pop drums, light electric guitar, playful piano, and sparkly synth, Keep the tone humorous, charming, and honest, Use only the provided lyrics—no improvisation or added lines