Ado’s Popular Song Rankings: Hit Songs, Classics, and Latest [2026]

Where the Wind GoesAdo15rank/position

Ado - Where the Wind Blows (Uta from One Piece Film Red)

A female singer who enjoys overwhelming support from young people, Ado.

While Ado isn’t necessarily a high-voiced artist, she has a very wide vocal range, which can make her songs quite challenging for women with lower voices.

That’s why I recommend Kaze no Yukue (Where the Wind Goes).

Among Ado’s songs, this one has a particularly narrow range, so even women with lower voices can sing all parts without any problem.

There are sections that sound somewhat like falsetto, but that’s due to Ado’s singing style.

When you sing it, avoid copying her and perform it with your own natural voice.

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Ryo

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danceAdo16rank/position

Ado - Odo (Dance)

It was selected as the theme song for NHK’s music program “Yakou Ongaku VocaloP 5min.” I hear the show features a different Vocaloid producer each time and introduces how Vocaloid music is made.

Among those songs, many people probably think, “I want to sing that!” when it’s a track sung not by a synthesized voice but by Ado.

I like ‘Odo’ too and used to sing it a lot, but when I thought, “Let’s sing it again after a while!” and tried it at karaoke the other day, the melody had completely slipped my mind and I couldn’t sing it at all…

It really drove home how, if you don’t listen regularly, you forget such a complex melody.

I get the impression it has dramatic pitch jumps and lots of melodic figures.

Still, the belted parts in the chorus are truly cool, and it feels great to sing—highly recommended!

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Kubota Mami

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glittering; glaring; dazzling; blingy (onomatopoeia for something shining intensely)Ado17rank/position

[Ado] Gira Gira

The overall vocal range is F#3–D#5.

The high notes are sung in falsetto, so you don’t need to belt them.

The song has a vibe that shines with “drive × a dark worldview,” and it might be easy for male singers too! It’s popular in vocal training for all genders.

You don’t really need many vocal techniques for this one.

If you apply steady pressure and sing with a stronger delivery throughout, it’ll sound cool.

Since a bouncy rhythm appears in the chorus, it’s recommended to bring your hands in front of your chest and rotate them forward as you sing—this makes it easier to lock into the rhythm.

Make sure to nail the timing on those bouncy sections!

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Kubota Mami

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MIRRORAdo18rank/position

【Ado】MIRROR

A track that evokes a nighttime dance floor, with a groovy bassline reverberating throughout.

Released by Ado in May 2024, this song is an urban, cool dance number crafted by Natori, a creator the same age as her.

It carries a message that makes you want to face the version of yourself reflected in the mirror, accept both the good days and the bad, and start dancing.

The song is included on the album “Zanmu” and has attracted attention both in Japan and abroad.

Its bouncing rhythm and Ado’s powerful yet sultry vocals are a perfect match, and singing it at karaoke is sure to make hearts skip a beat with its sophisticated vibe.

It’s the perfect track when you want to project confidence.

I’m Invincible (Uta from ONE PIECE FILM RED)Ado19rank/position

I Am the Strongest / Ado [Sports Day Dance for Upper Elementary Grades]

This song drew attention as an insert track in the smash-hit anime ONE PIECE FILM RED.

With music provided by Motoki Omori of Mrs.

GREEN APPLE and Ado’s striking vocals layered on top, it fills listeners with confidence and courage.

Released digitally in June 2022, it’s also included on the album “Uta no Uta ONE PIECE FILM RED,” which came out alongside the film.

The track generated a huge response, earning Platinum certification and more.

The lyrics, which celebrate believing in your own strength and fearlessly taking on challenges, are perfect for elementary school sports days or dance time with friends.

Dance together, and you’re sure to make the strongest memories!

dizzyAdo20rank/position

[Ado] Dizzy

The song “Kura Kura” by Ado was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime SPY×FAMILY Season 2.

It features a somewhat classical-feeling sound arrangement and lyrics packed with the family’s slapstick antics.

The lyrics and composition are by meiyo, while the arrangement is handled by Yoko Kanno and her band SEATBELTS—a truly luxurious lineup.

With a melody that appeals across generations, it’s a number I’d recommend for sports days and field days for a wide range of age groups!

ready-madeAdo21rank/position

Ready-made

It’s an exhilarating number that channels a rebellious spirit against being boxed in by society’s norms and stereotypes, sung over a swinging beat! Ado’s voice is endlessly shape-shifting—ranging from gravelly lows to raspy shouts—revealing new facets with every listen.

Produced by Vocaloid creator Surii and released digitally in December 2020, the track perfectly matches the sharp sensibilities Ado had in her early major-label era.

It was also selected as the ending theme for the news program AbemaPrime in February 2021, and the unexpected pairing became a hot topic.

Later, it took the opening spot on the album “Kyogen,” marking it as a key work.

When you’re worn out by society’s rules or want to reclaim your true self, give it a listen—you’re sure to feel a refreshing catharsis.