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Aiko’s Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
A singer-songwriter loved by people of all ages, aiko.
Her songs, which weave everyday experiences into the lyrics and sometimes make you chuckle, showcase her outstanding sensibility, and every track is easy to relate to.
Here, we’ve put together and introduced a ranking of aiko’s uplifting songs and popular tracks.
Aiko’s Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (1–10)
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One song known to have been written by aiko for a friend whose water broke is “Hitomi.” It wasn’t released as a single, but is included on her 2006 album Kanojo.
With its gentle melody and warm words for a woman facing childbirth, this song is sure to give you courage if you listen to it before delivery.
Some parts of the lyrics can also be taken as messages to the newborn child, so it’s recommended to listen to it with your little one after birth as well.
Wishing you strength for the delivery as you look forward to meeting your baby.
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The lyrics portray a love that can’t be stopped, making it a song that resonates with anyone who’s had a long unrequited crush.
The romantic words about falling in love and how your surroundings—your whole world—change make you realize that being in love is a wonderful thing.
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A masterpiece among Aiko’s masterpieces.
This uptempo song gives voice to the loneliness of being apart from a lover you can hardly ever meet and the heartache of being the one who keeps waiting.
If you haven’t seen your partner lately, sing this one at the top of your lungs and let those feelings out.
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This is aiko’s debut single, released in 1998.
It’s a masterpiece that sets the powerful feelings for a loved one to a cool disco sound.
It’s a song that makes you realize that love is everything, words aren’t necessary, and to live is to love.
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From the casual exchanges between lovers, Shutter depicts wavering emotions.
Singer-songwriter aiko included it on her 2006 album Kanojo.
Starting from the moment of meeting someone who later experiences heartbreak, it portrays how feelings gradually drift apart.
Many may relate to becoming fixated on a partner’s small, passing gestures.
The song features a jazzy performance colored by the bright tones of a brass band.
Why not lend an ear to its considerate words that wish happiness for the one you love?
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This is a gentle song that portrays feelings for a loved one and the happiness found in everyday life.
Released in May 2018, it is aiko’s 38th single, chosen as the theme song for the TBS variety information program “King’s Brunch.” The warm lyrics, which express the wish for a loved one’s happiness through ordinary daily moments, are memorable, and together with its pop, lighthearted melody, the song resonates closely with listeners.
It is also included on the album “Shimetta Natsu no Hajimari” (The Beginning of a Damp Summer) and reached No.
6 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It’s a heartwarming track for those feeling anxious about a new chapter in life or when you want to cheer on someone important to you.
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This is a song by aiko that delicately depicts the flow of time and changes in relationships felt with the arrival of spring.
It was produced in 2019 as the spring campaign song for FM802’s 30th anniversary, with the special unit “Radio Darlings,” featuring a lineup of renowned artists, handling the vocals.
Through its unique expressions and melodies, it weaves emotions that arise in everyday life and resonates deeply with listeners.
In March 2021, a self-cover version was included on aiko’s album “Doushitatte Tsutaerarenai kara.” It’s a recommended track for those starting a new chapter in life or anyone who wants to feel the spring season.
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The theme song of the 2016 animated film A Silent Voice (Koe no Katachi) is “Koi wo Shita no wa.” Aiko herself is a fan of the original manga A Silent Voice, and she was reportedly very happy to be able to do the theme song.
For those who’ve experienced heartbreak, listening to this song might bring back wonderful moments and memories with the person they loved, no matter how many unpleasant memories there may be.
Even if you’re crying from sadness, it’s such a gentle song that, in the end, makes you feel, “Because you were there…” Believing that “falling in love is a wonderful thing,” I think it gives you the strength to try again in your next love.
Mutual loveaiko9rank/position
From the flutter in your chest the moment you fall in love to the ache of feelings that don’t reach the other person, Aiko’s crystal-clear voice resonates deep in the heart.
Delicately portraying the emotions of longing for someone, this work—released in May 2024 and spotlighted as the theme song for a popular animated film—has struck a chord with many listeners.
Aiko’s vocals and the film’s world blend beautifully, further enhancing the piece’s allure.
It’s the perfect song for those experiencing unrequited love or looking to boost their motivation in romance.
Why not listen to this track and find the courage to share your feelings?
Cherry Blossom Timeaiko10rank/position
A masterpiece that seeps into the heart, capturing a bittersweet yet beautiful scene of love under the radiant spring sunlight.
Released by aiko in February 2000, this song gently sings of a new romance budding with the season of cherry blossoms.
While carrying doubts from the past, the protagonist finds meaning in life through meeting someone special, portrayed alongside a calm, soothing melody.
Chosen as a Calpis Water commercial song, it has brought comfort to many listeners.
Included on the album “Sakura no Ki no Shita,” which reached No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart.
It’s a track you’ll want to play on a spring drive beneath rows of cherry trees—resonating in your heart as the scenery passes by the window.