Hit songs and fan favorites by HoneyWorks
Introducing songs by HoneyWorks, a creator unit that began their activities on Niconico in 2010.
They are commonly known as Haniwa.
The three core members are Gom and shito, who handle composition, arrangement, and production, and Yamako, who is in charge of illustration and video.
They also work with support members who play instruments such as guitar and assist with video production.
In 2016, their songs were adapted into the animated feature film “I’ve Always Liked You: Confession Executive Committee,” which was released nationwide and became a hot topic.
Their music portrays bittersweet love stories, so be sure to let your heart flutter with this playlist.
HoneyWorks' Best and Most Popular Songs (1–10)
I was supposed to hate you. feat. Kotaro Enomoto & Hina SetoguchiHONEY WORKS
This song is a poignant duet that portrays the relationship between childhood friends Kotaro and Hina, included on the album “Sukisugite Yabai.
~Confession Executive Committee Character Song Collection~,” released on January 15, 2020.
The vocal range isn’t very high, so both men and women should be able to sing it comfortably.
For women who are good at lower registers, the male part should fit nicely! The song alternates between male and female vocals throughout, and there aren’t any harmonized sections that might cause you to drift off.
Since it’s always the main melody on both sides, once you memorize the tune, you can sing with confidence.
The world is falling in loveHONEY WORKS
I feel like this is the song that really propelled HoneyWorks into the public eye all at once.
It was the track chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Ao Haru Ride.
CHiCO’s refreshing vocals and the lyrics that capture the feeling of youth are a perfect match.
Pride RevolutionHONEY WORKS
It even became the opening theme for the TV anime Gintama! I was so happy—who would’ve thought a HoneyWorks song would make it all the way to a Gintama OP! And of course, the song is great, but CHiCO’s voice is really cool too.
I love her usual bright, refreshing style, but I’m a big fan of this one as well (lol).
I’ll fall in love now.HONEY WORKS
It’s one of the songs from the Confession Executive Committee ~Love Series~.
It leads into “Confession Rival Declaration,” and it’s truly heartbreaking.
Continuing to love someone who’s in love with another girl must be really hard and painful.
Thinking about the protagonist’s feelings brings me to tears.
The Day I Call Your NameHONEY WORKS
This song is from the boy’s point of view and serves as a sequel to “Answer to Jealousy,” depicting the two protagonists after the events of the original.
It’s packed with heart-fluttering moments! The PV by Yamako is also very beautiful.
Be sure to listen to the girl’s point-of-view song, “The Day I Learn What Love Is,” too!
The Answer to Jealousy -another story-HoneyWorks feat. Hatsune Miku
It may be overshadowed by the original song, but this is also a masterpiece that makes you want to fall in love.
Although Hatsune Miku is used and it should be nothing more than a mechanical voice, for some reason it sounds as if it has emotions, and I find myself both empathizing with the protagonist of the song and feeling a little envious.
First Love Is a Guaranteed Loss! feat. Marinai Arisu (CV: Reina Ueda)HONEY WORKS
This work, which depicts a sweet and bittersweet story of a responsible class rep falling in love, is a song by the popular creator unit HoneyWorks.
Released on February 28, 2026, it’s a standout number that brightens their hit project “Confession Executive Committee ~New Series~”! The vocals are performed by voice actress Reina Ueda.
Her clear, translucent voice conveys the kind of love that defies logic in a down-to-earth way that really resonates.
Having won the Silver Award at the 2024 JASRAC Awards, HoneyWorks once again delivers a catchy youth anthem that has consistently captured the hearts of young listeners.
It’s the perfect track for anyone who, while puzzled by the beginning of love, wants to fully immerse themselves in that feeling.
You’ll surely relate to the adorable side that earnest, serious people show in unguarded moments!