LOVED ONE Soundtrack
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Through the lens of forensic medicine, this series explores the quiet tragedies of lives cut short and the enduring imprint left on those they leave behind. It delves into the dark reality of unexplained deaths, using each case to highlight the fragile beauty of human connection. By focusing on the profound grief and love that follows a sudden goodbye, the show acts as a compassionate tribute to the time we have and the lingering memory of the people we cherish.
Spanning 1 season and 11 episodes, "LOVED ONE" is a featured drama, mystery series streaming on Netflix. The production's soundtrack profile includes 5 verified song placements mapped across key emotional sequences, montages, and episodic character arcs. Discover complete tracklists, timestamps, and scene descriptions for every episode.

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Masumi Mizusawa, a brilliant forensic pathologist returning from the U.S., joins the newly established Medical Examiner Japan (MEJ) alongside inexperienced director Maho Kiryu, and on their first case, they investigate the mysterious death of a 17-year-old boy found in just 40 centimeters of water; as the team conducts their first autopsy, what seems like a simple accident begins to raise troubling questions about whether the death was truly accidental or something more.
Under the leadership of Masumi Mizusawa and Maho Kiryu, Medical Examiner Japan (MEJ) begins operations, but the team is quickly overwhelmed by paperwork and unable to perform autopsies as expected; meanwhile, Honda reunites with his old friend Hirono, who is later found dead under mysterious circumstances, and as investigators determine he died from a fall despite no visible place to fall from, the team sets out to uncover the truth behind the impossible case.
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A late-night call brings forensic pathologist Masumi Mizusawa and MEJ director Maho Kiryu to the scene of an apparent traffic accident involving shipyard president Yasuo Izawa. However, inconsistencies at the scene quickly raise suspicions. The victimâs body was thrown too short a distance despite clear signs of sudden acceleration, and the autopsy reveals injuries that donât fully match the evidence. As the MEJ team pieces together the contradictory clues, the discovery of the young truck driverâs body and an apparent suicide note leads the investigation toward an even darker truth hidden behind the accident.
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While MEJ director Maho Kiryu struggles with being pulled away from the youth poverty support project she once fought for, a new suspicious death case emerges at a cabaret club. The victim, owner Hayato Kuriyama, was notorious for his abusive management style. A hostess named Miyuki confesses to poisoning, strangling, and drowning him after being trapped by debt and violence, but refuses to explain one crucial detail. Just as the case seems solved, a club bouncer steps forward with his own confession, claiming he attacked the victim with an ashtray and strangled him. With conflicting testimonies and evidence pointing to multiple causes of death, MEJ must uncover which confession hides the real truth.
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As the MEJ team celebrates news that forensic pathologist Rensuke Takamori is about to become a father, they are called to investigate an unconscious 11-year-old boy who, before collapsing, spoke fearfully of a âblack monster.â While suspicion falls on his motherâs abusive boyfriend, Takamori is shaken by signs of child abuse that awaken memories of his own traumatic past. As the investigation uncovers the darkness of generational abuse, Takamori must confront both his fears and his future as a parent in order to uncover the true identity of the âmonsterâ the boy saw.
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After a scandal involving her older sister Saki and a powerful politician erupts in the media, forensic pathologist Suzune Matsubara becomes personally entangled in a new MEJ investigation when the politician is found hanging in what appears to be a suicide. However, the autopsy reveals suspicious stab wounds that contradict the scene. As political pressure mounts and the truth becomes increasingly difficult to uncover, Suzune is forced to confront her complicated relationship with her sister and the hidden meaning behind the âatmosphereâ people desperately try to maintain.
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During the 20th anniversary celebration of a long-running variety show, beloved TV personality Koichi Amagi suddenly falls to his death under mysterious circumstances. Despite the apparent fall, his body shows almost no external injuries, leading Masumi and the MEJ team to suspect something deeply unnatural. As the autopsy uncovers hidden internal damage and old fractures, the investigation begins to reveal the pressures surrounding Amagiâs carefully controlled life, his fractured friendship with the showâs longtime director, and the disturbing truth behind a death that seemed to come âfrom within.â
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A house fire claims the life of a mother who rushed into the flames to save her five-year-old daughter, but forensic investigators uncover a disturbing mystery: only one set of remains is found in the burned home. As the MEJ team searches for the missing child, evidence points to arson, hidden relationships, and long-buried secrets, revealing that the truth behind the tragedy is far more devastating than anyone imagined.
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An elderly man is found dead alone in his apartment, and what first appears to be a natural death takes a darker turn when investigators discover a note reading, "I won't forgive you." As the MEJ team uncovers old injuries that fail to explain his death, a subtle inconsistency at the scene begins to reveal the lonely life he led before his final days. Meanwhile, Masumi visits a detainee whose connection to an unresolved case may hold the key to another hidden truth.
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With MEJ ordered to shut down, Masumi blames himself for its downfall and returns to the unresolved Shiramine Girls Serial Murders case that has haunted him for 15 years. When a young woman's murder bears striking similarities to the closed case, Masumi suspects the real killer is still at large. Stripped of his authority but unwilling to abandon the truth, he begins one final fight against a powerful conspiracy that reaches far beyond the autopsy table.
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As Masumi reopens the long-buried Shiramine Girls Serial Murders case, he searches for the evidence needed to clear a man sentenced to death for a crime he may never have committed. With the truth finally within reach, a new series of murders reveals a crucial clue that could expose the real killerâbut only if Masumi can uncover it before justice is lost forever.
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How many seasons and episodes are in the series LOVED ONE?
LOVED ONE consists of 1 seasons and 11 episodes, featuring a total of 5 song placements.
How can I find song details for a specific episode of LOVED ONE?
Use the interactive scene breakdown map below. It is grouped by season and episode, mapping every soundtrack appearance to the exact moment it plays.







