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Nogizaka46’s God-Tier Songs: Grabbing Fans’ Hearts! A Collection of Hits and Hidden Gems

Nogizaka46, formed under the production of Yasushi Akimoto just like AKB48.

In this article, we’ve gathered their “god-tier” songs—tracks that have earned them popularity as one of the so-called “Sakamichi Groups,” known for high-quality music and visuals that blend purity with strength.

Since their 2012 debut, Nogizaka46 has released a wide range of songs— from sweet, bittersweet love tunes brimming with youthful energy to slightly more mature numbers—despite lineup changes over the years.

If you want to discover the appeal of Nogizaka, be sure to use this playlist as your guide.

[Nogizaka46’s Divine Songs] Grabbing Fans’ Hearts! A Collection of Hits & Hidden Gems (141–150)

Well, is that okay?Nogizaka 46

Nogizaka46 “Well, Whatever?” Short Ver.
Well, is that okay?Nogizaka 46

The song “Ma, Iika?” included on Nogizaka46’s 19th single “Itsuka Dekiru kara Kyou Dekiru” is a unit track by Manatsu Akimoto and Mai Shiraishi.

The music video features a “Best-of-Five” showdown where Akimoto and Shiraishi—who usually bicker but are actually close—take on Guinness-style challenges.

The MV shows their genuine frustration and other real reactions, which I think makes it especially appealing to fans.

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Heartbreak CleanerNogizaka 46

Nogizaka46 “Heartbreak Cleaner” Short Ver.
Heartbreak CleanerNogizaka 46

This is a song released in 2017 with a unique worldview about a service that cleans up hearts broken by love.

If you find yourself looking down during the school admission season, why not listen to this track and reset your feelings? It’s a heartbreak song with a comical music video that’s sure to make you crack a smile.

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In conclusion

Have you found your favorite song among Nogizaka46’s divine tracks? If you’re a fan, you might have felt a bit emotional looking back on their history. From here on out, we can’t take our eyes off Nogizaka46’s uniquely “Nogizaka” sound!