Aiko Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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aiko / Red (Piano Solo Cover)

Among aiko’s songs, this could be called a hidden gem with relatively low name recognition.

It’s about her precious boyfriend, how his words and actions make her moods swing, and how she can’t quite express herself or confront things well.

The lyric “It’d be such a waste to end up crying (when I finally got to see him)” is considered an iconic line among fans.

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aiko - “Star” music video

Aiko, known for her heartrending vocals.

Many people especially love her ballads and may want to try singing them themselves.

For those people, a highly recommended song is “Star,” released in 2005.

It was used as the theme song for the film “One Stormy Night.” It’s a ballad with a powerful message that gently gives you a push.

While the timing of the opening lines and the start of the chorus can be tricky, the rest is quite simple.

Once you get used to the timing, sing it with all your heart!

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Yoimachi Jēn

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[Original Work Destruction] Spitz’s “Cherry” Sung by aiko

Since it’s a cover by a popular singer, her distinctive expressive power really shines.

There aren’t many chances to hear aiko’s lower register, are there? She usually has a lot of songs that make use of her feminine high notes, so it doesn’t feel like the kind of song she would typically sing.

It feels like we’ve gotten to see a new side of aiko.

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Hankyu Railway: A 15-Minute Miracle One Way

It was the theme song for the 2011 film “Hankyu Railway: 15-Minute Miracle,” released as a double A-side single together with “Koi no Super Ball.” The tie-in was decided because aiko is from Osaka and had actually used the Hankyu Railway.

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aiko - “Trailer” music video

This is a song called “Yokoku” (Premonition) released by the queen of love songs, aiko.

It’s included on the 2018 album “The Beginning of a Damp Summer.” It’s a light, encouraging song that I hope both high schoolers and adults will listen to.

Recommended for those more confident singing in the mid-range than in high notes! Sing it with the same confidence as aiko!

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Yoimachi Jēn

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aiko - 'Face to Face' music video

The hugely popular manga “My Darling Is a Foreigner” was adapted into a live-action film in 2010, and its theme song was this track, aiko’s “Mukaiawase.” True to the title, it stars Mao Inoue and portrays the ins and outs of an international marriage, with the protagonist’s lover—later her husband—being a foreigner.

aiko’s songs are beloved not only by women but also by many men.

This love song, packed with the charm of aiko—who has no equal when it comes to singing about heart-fluttering romance—is a moving love ballad whose poignant melody resonates deeply.

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aiko - “Yumemiru Sukima” music video

This song features a jazzy arrangement.

It’s a lively track that incorporates piano and ska, and the bass solo one bar before the chorus is especially cool.

The lyrics center on a girl who is so in love that there isn’t even room left for daydreaming.