Here is a song in Japanese by a (non-Japanese) composer I really like, Christopher Tin. From the video description:
(I highly recommend the entire album, Calling All Dawns, as study music. This is the only Japanese song, but that's because each song is in a different language!)
"Sung in Japanese, the song is a setting of five haiku about the seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter and spring. Each verse is sung by a different singer in a different stage of their life: a child, a young woman, an older woman, a chorus of old men, and a child. The song represents the cycle of life: youth, old age, death, and then rebirth again."
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