Kana Adachi Popular Song Rankings [2026]

I am in love with you now.Adachi Kana8rank/position

Kana Adachi “I’m in Love with You Right Now” Special Music Video

A love song that straightforwardly captures the pounding heartbeat at the very moment you realize it’s love.

Released digitally in July 2018 by singer-songwriter Kana Adachi—wildly popular with the social media generation—the track is also cherished as the theme song for AbemaTV’s dating reality show “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita” (“Today, I Fell in Love”).

The lyrics, co-written with hit manga artist Momoko Koda, portray authentic emotions where the joy and pangs of love coexist, packed with lines perfect for a “lyrics prank.” Sending messages to your crush one line at a time and waiting for their reaction is sure to set your heart racing.

The comic-style music video also drew attention, and the song was included on the album “Yeah! Yeah!” When it feels embarrassing to put your hidden feelings into words, why not muster the courage and let this song deliver them for you?

self-indulgenceAdachi Kana9rank/position

Kana Adachi “Hitoriyogari” (Lyric Video)

If you’re someone who “can’t forget the days spent with that person,” give Hitoriyogari a listen.

Released in 2019 by singer-songwriter Kana Adachi, who has created numerous songs for commercials and TV dramas, it was chosen as the theme song for AbemaTV’s Today, I Fell in Love: Summer Vacation Edition.

It features a straightforward, piano-centered band sound.

Her husky voice delivers a poignant message about unrequited love that will resonate with you.

Put it on while thinking of the person you still can’t forget, even after going long-distance.

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mutō

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two peopleAdachi Kana10rank/position

Kana Adachi 'Futari' Live ver.

This song tells the story of a couple whose relationship began with the man’s love at first sight, and it’s also a vow to stay together from here on out.

It’s sung by the female singer-songwriter Kana Adachi, but the lyrics are written from a male perspective.

The song portrays a super lovey-dovey couple, and it really feels sparkling and radiant.

As the lyrics suggest, it’s a track that seems perfect for listening to together on an anniversary to bring you even closer.

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Hane Keisuke

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Hooray, hooray, me!Adachi Kana11rank/position

Kana Adachi “Hurray Hurray, Me” (Seventeen Exclusive Model Appearance Ver.)

The singer-songwriter Kana Adachi released her second single “Fure Fure Watashi” in 2017.

As the title suggests, it’s a cheer song where you cheer yourself on.

Even when you’re troubled, feeling down, or comparing yourself to others, the person who understands you best is you.

It’s a song that feels like your “inner self,” another version of you, is cheering you on.

When you’re down and can’t talk to anyone, let a song like this gently encourage you.

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utatane

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm_RJ3K8faEAdachi Kana12rank/position

Kana Adachi “Sakura Yell”

Kana Adachi’s “Sakura Yell” brightens and glamorously colors the recessional.

Released in 2018, the song was featured in a cram school commercial and chosen as the cheering song for the 34th Konami Open Swimming Championships.

Its lyrics, which describe what you love and what you love about your friends, leave you feeling wonderfully refreshed.

Even when the future tends to make you anxious, the warm words of those around you help you move forward with a positive mindset.

Why not use this song for the processional and recessional of your graduation ceremony to keep everyone smiling to the very end?

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SAKI

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When this rain stopsAdachi Kana feat. Takeuchi Yuuto13rank/position

Kana Adachi feat. Yuito Takeuchi 'When This Rain Stops' Music Video

Born from a collaboration between singer-songwriter Kana Adachi and Yuito Takeuchi, this moving track layers the emotional bond of lovers over rainy scenes.

Released in September 2023, it was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Ao Haru Ride Season 1.” The lyrics convey both a deep affection for the other person and the frustration of not being able to put those feelings into words.

Still, the two are dreaming of a future after the rain.

Listen while gazing at the wet scenery, and it’s sure to bring back the flutter of first love.

It’s a lovely song that will make you want to walk through this season with someone special.

DRIVEAdachi Kana14rank/position

DRIVE

In 2020, a newly written song by Kana Adachi was selected as the tie-in track for a Honda Cars commercial.

This track features a fast-paced, exhilarating sound with Adachi’s clear, airy high notes soaring freely over it—perfect for a driving vibe.

Back in 2014, when she was a third-year junior high school student, she won the Grand Prix at the LINE × SONY MUSIC audition and made her major debut.

She reportedly studied vocal music and musical theater in the music program at a high school in Nagoya.

We’re excited to see what she does next.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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