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 SongKobasoro & Anzako

This is a cover collaboration between multi-talented music creator Kobasolo and female vocalist AnSako.
The beautifully poignant vocals are elevated by a high-level accompaniment.
The dynamics from the bridge will surely delight your ears.
The final swell is skillfully woven in, and it ends gently.
A truly pleasant cover.
A Little Love Songkonamiruku

A cover by Konamilk, a singer who delivers gentle vocals accompanied by acoustic guitar.
By adding a calm, tender arrangement to a classic Japanese rock song everyone knows, it becomes a track you’ll want to listen to while sipping milk tea.
The lovely performance and vocals, evoking the mildness of spring, are sure to put you in a pleasant mood.
A Little Love SongRinu

Rinu, known for their androgynous singing voice, is the one singing.
It starts with a boutique-like freshness and chic vibe, then from the chorus it surges forward while growing gentler and deeper.
And finally, the dynamics in the bridge: the shifts in tone are irresistible, and from there it bursts forth with power.
It’s a supreme cover in which a single story unfolds within the performance.
A Little Love SongHoneyWorks feat. Hatsune Miku

This is the Vocaloid version.
Its hallmark is the characteristic stability unique to Vocaloid, making it an easy listen.
The accompaniment is full of originality, with a solid sense of dynamics.
From the C section, it ramps up the rock feel, and it also incorporates the classic flow of fading out smoothly.
A Little Love SongAmatsuki

This is a cover version by the popular singer Amatsuki.
It brings to mind a scene where a timid protagonist, as if leaping out of a manga, conveys their heartfelt feelings to someone they love.
The manga-style MV is captivating and keeps you glued to the screen.
The occasional sparkling sounds in the accompaniment are pleasant and further enhance the cover’s worldview.
A Little Love SongAragaki Yui

This is the version sung by Yui Aragaki, who is hugely popular with people of all ages.
Her uniquely cute yet sexy voice is irresistible.
The heavy use of compositing is a bit concerning, but her cuteness wins out.
Since she sings in a rather calm, steady manner, I recommend it for when you want to relax.
A Little Love SongLove Harmony’s, Inc.

This is a cover by the mixed chorus group Love Harmony’s, Inc.
All instruments are vocal percussion.
Above all, their joyful performance is contagious and uplifting.
The main vocalist’s soaring voice and the men’s ultimate technique are overwhelming to listeners.
It’s a cover you’ll want to listen to again and again.


