AAA Support Songs & Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Birthday SongAAA8rank/position

AAA – Birthday Song (Color Coded Lyrics Jpn/Rom/Eng)

A track included as a B-side on their 33rd single, “777 ~We can sing a song!~,” released on July 25, 2012.

It’s a gentle ballad warmed by soft harmonies and the sound of handclaps.

With lyrics expressing gratitude for someone’s birth, why not celebrate your partner’s or a loved one’s birthday with this song and some handclaps?

Song of DepartureAAA9rank/position

AAA – Tabidachi no Uta

A ballad by AAA that stays by your side when you take a new step forward.

With a melody that resonates deep in your heart and powerful lyrics, it gently embraces the complex emotions that come with moving or setting off on a new journey.

Beautifully expressing gratitude for past memories and hope for the future, this ballad single was released in January 2009.

Its charm lies in the vocals that showcase each member’s unique character.

It was also used as the theme song for the drama “Future Century Shakespeare” and ranked high on the Oricon charts.

It’s the perfect song for anyone facing a life milestone such as graduation or moving.

It will clear the clouds of a heart mixed with anxiety and anticipation.

Loop of SmilesAAA10rank/position

AAA / “Smile Loop” Music Video (short ver.)

AAA is a hugely popular mixed-gender group.

This song carries a positive message about turning all kinds of things that happen in life into smiles.

If it’s used as a walk-up song, the whole venue is sure to get fired up with clapping.

In fact, in professional baseball, Orix’s Nishino and Lotte’s Kato use it.

If you’re an AAA fan who also likes Lotte or Orix, you’re in luck.

Love’s Melody and Rainy SkiesAAA11rank/position

AAA / “Love Sound and Rainy Sky” Music Video

It’s a song that captures the frustrating, painful inner conflict of having someone you like but being unable to say just a single word—“I like you.” Listening to lyrics that seem to spill out the anxieties of confessing gives me courage.

I want to listen to this song with all my heart to erase my worries and move toward confessing.

Song of DepartureAAA12rank/position

AAA / Tabidachi no Uta (short ver.)

AAA’s 20th single, Tabidachi no Uta, released in 2009.

This song feels like a letter written to someone, a piece that quietly and thoughtfully faces one’s own feelings.

When things get tough or you feel down, is there someone you think of? A former lover, your parents back home, a childhood friend you used to play with, someone who has passed away—everyone has someone like that, I think.

It’s a song that lets you draw strength from those people who are always somewhere in your heart, encouraging yourself by thinking of them and resolving to be strong.

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Thank youAAA13rank/position

AAA Official YouTube Channel Regular Program vol.2 / Thank you

Included on AAA’s third best-of album, “Another side of #AAABEST.” The album reached a peak position of No.

4 on the Oricon weekly chart.

This marks the first CD release of a single that was previously available only as a TanoCa-exclusive download for AAA’s ringtone and full-length ringtone service.

It’s a peaceful, upbeat melody—a happy song that makes you want to sing along together.

The Power of Encounters IIIAAA14rank/position

The Power of Encounters III / AAA (Cover by ICHIRO)

A duet song by AAA that portrays the dynamics of love between a man and a woman.

The piano and string accompaniment is beautiful, and along with the lovely harmonies, it gently seeps into a wounded heart.

It’s a tender song that makes you feel that even if you end up walking separate paths, it will surely become nourishment for you.

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