Aimer Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Aimer “Ref:rain” MUSIC VIDEO (5th albums “Sun Dance” and “Penny Rain” released simultaneously on Wednesday, 2019/04/10)

This is a song whose delicate piano tones and Aimer’s enveloping voice sink deep into the heart.

Released in 2018, it captured many listeners as the ending theme of the TV anime “After the Rain.” It quietly sings of feelings that don’t reach their destination and unrequited love, naturally resonating with anyone who has loved someone but couldn’t be honest about it.

Especially in difficult times, let yourself be cradled by the warmth of this song.

If I Hadn’t Met You ~Summer Snow Winter Flower~Aimer9rank/position

Aimer - Had I Not Met You ~Summer Snow, Winter Flower~

This is a song by Aimer that portrays a heartrending farewell and a wish for reconciliation.

Released in August 2012, it was used as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s Noitamina anime “Natsuyuki Rendezvous.” Like snow falling in midsummer or flowers blooming in midwinter, it expresses the beauty and fragility of encounters between things that should never naturally meet.

With lyrics rich in storytelling that center on a forbidden love, and Aimer’s powerful vocals that resonate deeply, this track is perfect for anyone who has experienced a painful parting or longs for another chance.

As you listen, you might just find the courage to go and see that person once more.

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Aimer　『StarRingChild (Live ver.)』

It’s a beautiful piece you’ll want to listen to over and over, and hearing it will give you strength.

It’s a refreshing, hugely popular song that you’ll want to play when you’re working hard at something.

I imagine many people find their hearts healed just by listening to it.

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Aimer “Akane Sasu” MUSIC VIDEO (FULL ver.)

A ballad sung by Aimer, a singer known for her husky, deep voice.

It’s a track that vividly evokes the bittersweet scenes of an autumn dusk.

The lyrics are filled with tenderness for days gone by and feelings for a cherished person who can no longer be seen.

It resonates with each listener’s own memories, stirring a nostalgic yet warm emotion.

Released in November 2016, it is also known for being used as the ending theme for the anime Natsume’s Book of Friends Go (Season 5).

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Aimer 'Rokutōsei no Yoru' (Night of the Sixth-Magnitude Star)

When you’re walking through pitch-dark days where nothing seems to go right and you want to feel a single ray of light, I recommend Aimer’s “Rokutousei no Yoru” (“Sixth Magnitude Star’s Night”)! Released in 2011 as part of her triple A-side debut single alongside “Kanashimi wa Aurora ni” and “TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR,” this song was used as the ending theme for the anime NO.6.

For those who tend to shut themselves away when worries arise, or try to push through on their own without relying on anyone—this song gently reaches out a hand to people who shoulder everything alone.

If you feel that gentle light through this song, please remember not to carry everything by yourself or push yourself too hard.

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SAKI

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Aimer 'Memories from Today'

The song “Kyou kara Omoide,” included as the coupling track on the 5th single RE:I AM EP.

Its lyrics, which depict a complex psychology evoking the image of an eternal farewell with a loved one, truly move the heart.

Because of its narrow vocal range, low key, restrained singing, and minimal dynamics, it should be approachable even for those who aren’t very confident in their singing.

The melody is quite relaxed as well, making it easy to sing calmly—a ballad that brings tears whether you’re singing it or listening to it.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Aimer “Memories Are Beautiful” Father’s Day edit (5th albums “Sun Dance” and “Penny Rain” to be released simultaneously on Wednesday, 2019/04/10)

If you want to express your gratitude to teachers and mentors with a surprise at your graduation ceremony, Aimer’s song is highly recommended.

Its depictions of childhood memories and family warmth shine a light on the ordinary days spent in the classroom—and even the times you were scolded—as memories that support who you are today.

The band’s tactile mid-tempo sound, where brightness and poignancy coexist, is another charm.

It’s one of the title tracks of her 15th single, released in September 2018, which also includes the theme song for the film “Kasane.” The track also became widely known through its use in a Canon commercial.

This song is truly perfect for those who want to convey “thank you” more deeply than words—whether at the moment you hand over a bouquet or on the way home after the graduation ceremony!