Sony Classical has released a soundtrack album for the Japanese drama Night Flower. The album features the film’s original score composed by Yohei Kobayashi (Matching, A Stitch of Life). Also included is a track by Japanese pianist/composer Hayato Sumino. Visit Amazon or any other major digital music services and also listen to a track from Kobatyashi’s score and Sumino’s Spring Lullaby below. Night Flower is written and directed by Eiji Uchida and stars Keiko Kitagawa, Misato Morita, Daisuke Sakuma, Ryuta Shibuya and Kiyohiko Shibukawa. The movie follows a struggling single mother who begins selling drugs to support her children, entering a dangerous world in the process. The drama just premiered this week at the 2025 Tokyo Film Festival and will be released in Japanese theaters on November 28. No word yet on a domestic release.
Here’s the track list of the album:
1. The Morning That Never Changes (1:18)
2. The Forbidden Threshold (1:22)
3. The Confrontation (2:37)
4. Into the World of Darkness (1:57)
5. A Gift (1:14)
6. La Folia (1:16)
7. When Happiness Flickers (1:33)
8. Bond (2:19)
9. Agonizing Devotion (1:59)
10. And So It Falls (1:57)
11. The Distant Hue of the Sea (1:40)
12. Blooming Only for One Night (1:35)
13. Dream (1:37)
14. The Fate of Each (4:06)
15. Paradise (0:56)
16. Spring Lullaby – Hayato Sumino (3:33)
