A cover of the beloved love song 'A Small Love Song.' MONGOL800
Originally used as an insert song for the drama “Operation Love,” MONGOL800’s “Chiisana Koi no Uta” has become hugely popular, cementing its unshakable status both as a love song and a karaoke favorite.
Despite being released in 2001, its popularity has spread even to today’s elementary school students thanks to covers by popular singers.
It’s a timeless classic cherished by a wide range of people, from students to working adults.
In this article, we’ll introduce cover versions of “Chiisana Koi no Uta.”
Covers by popular artists and singers are definitely worth a listen!
Be sure to check them out alongside the original track!
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A cover of the beloved love song “A Little Love Song.” MONGOL800 (1–10)
A Little Love SongGoose house
This is a version sung by a large group of seven.
The simple accompaniment of acoustic guitar and keyboard, combined with harmonies that make the most of each voice, is stunning.
That said, the key point is that the chorus isn’t too overpowering—it’s just right.
It’s a feat that wouldn’t be possible without solid vocal skills on everyone’s part.
It really showcases their impressive level of ability.
A Little Love Songhigh_note Music Lounge
The vocalist channel “high_note Music Lounge” covers almost all of YouTube’s popular songs.
You can feel their determination to sing as close to the original as possible.
They prepare their own instrumentals, and it’s amazing how faithfully they can recreate them.
By the way, some people mistake them for the originals, but they’re cover songs.
It may be a bit confusing, but that just shows how high their level of vocal skill is.
A Little Love Songchiisana koi no uta bando
An in-film song from the movie “Little Love Song.” It’s sung by the film’s cast, with a slower melody than the original.
Performed by a mixed group of five, it feels fresh and invigorating.
It’s a cover that truly captures youth and will likely remind you of your own school days.
A cover of the beloved love song “A Little Love Song.” MONGOL800 (11–20)
A Little Love SongBENI
This is an English-language cover sung by BENI, a female singer from Okinawa.
Her clear voice carries a comforting warmth.
The arrangement resembles Western dance music, making it suitable both for casual listening and for focusing closely.
It’s recommended when you’re in the mood for a slightly unconventional cover.
A Little Love SongNagoya Gitaa Joshibu
A cover by the five-woman vocal unit Nagoya Guitar Joshibu.
It’s an unusual group: four on acoustic guitars and one on keyboard.
Each member’s vocal skill is high, and it’s impressive how solid they remain even when all five sing together.
Their joyful performance is also well-received and very likable.
A Little Love SongJUJU
This is a cover version by the accomplished female singer JUJU.
The sensuality conveyed through her voice is arguably top-tier among female singers.
At the same time, it carries a gentleness that soothes the heart.
The accompaniment is pleasant and serves to make the most of JUJU’s vocals, which is another highlight.
A Little Love SongKōda Kumi
This is a cover by Kumi Koda, one of Japan’s premier divas.
You might expect her to belt it out with fierce, sultry energy, but instead it’s arranged like a ballad, offering a jazz-like listening experience.
The natural coolness and range of her voice add depth to the cover.
It’s full of her trademark vitality and emotion—truly a cover that’s Kumi Koda through and through.