Aimer Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Aimer captivates listeners with her deep singing voice and unique worldview.
Once you listen, you’re irresistibly drawn in—there’s a strength within the vulnerability, that’s the feeling you get.
Here, we’ll introduce some of Aimer’s most popular songs in a ranked list.
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Aimer’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)
white mayflyAimer41rank/position
This is Aimer’s 23rd single overall, released in December 2023.
By the way, the title is pronounced “Shiroiro Kagerou.” It’s a very pleasant ballad where Aimer’s slightly husky voice—rich in warm low-order overtones—sounds absolutely beautiful.
The most important thing for singing this well at karaoke is to avoid rushing; try to sing slightly behind the beat.
Pay close attention to the spacing between phrases and words—in other words, how you handle the rests.
There are a few spots in the chorus that require a bit of a higher register, but try not to strain your throat; imagine placing the sound against your upper palate as you sing.
far; distant; by farAimer42rank/position
This song, which portrays a sweet and bittersweet love, is a stunning ballad where Aimer’s clear, transparent vocals resonate deeply.
With themes of nostalgic memories and days gone by, it beautifully depicts interwoven recollections set in a seaside town.
The lyrics’ worldview—evoking the aching feelings for someone precious far away—leaves a strong impression.
Released on April 2, 2024, the track is used as the theme song for the live-action drama and film based on the popular manga Teasing Master Takagi-san.
It vividly captures the sweet and poignant essence of youth, making it a perfect song to accompany anyone in love.
Last StardustAimer43rank/position
This track is included on the 2015 album “DAWN.” It was used as an insert song in the anime “Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works].” The piece is notable for its dramatic progression, with a striking contrast between quiet and dynamic sections.
Ms. SeptemberAimer44rank/position
Aimer’s husky, warm vocals gently accompany the loneliness of summer’s end in this cover song.
Delicately portraying the bittersweet feeling of “cherishing the passing seasons” along with sparkling memories of youth, the piece has drawn a big response on TikTok, where nostalgic videos praise it as “perfect for summer scenery.” The original song is by the rock band RADWIMPS.
It was included on the single “Chouchou Musubi,” released in August 2016, whose title track was also used as a theme song for an information program.
If you listen closely by yourself at summer’s end, precious memories you’d forgotten may suddenly resurface in your heart.
PolarisAimer45rank/position
Polaris is a track included on the mini-album After Dark, released in November 2013.
It’s a ballad that leaves a strong impression with Aimer’s husky vocals, and its lyrics—centered on a ship sailing across the sea—give you the courage to move forward even while feeling loneliness and anxiety.
The gentle yet powerful melody really hits you in the heart.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to on nights spent alone or after parting with someone important.
If you sing it at karaoke, you’ll surely be able to let the emotions welling up from deep inside resonate.
Re:prayAimer46rank/position
A single by the female singer Aimer—described by the director of the Japan Acoustic Research Institute as possessing a very rare voice in which amplitude and frequency fluctuations occur simultaneously—this is her second release.
Chosen as the ending theme at the start of the Substitute Shinigami Disappearance arc that began in 2011, the song centers on the theme of a parting one must accept.
The contrast between its wistful melody and its ethereal arrangement overlaps with the lyrics’ story, amplifying the sense of poignancy.
It’s an emotional number whose distinctive vocals and beautiful melody stir the heart.
escalateAimer47rank/position
Aimer is a singer-songwriter who debuted in 2011.
She’s also known for contributing many theme songs for films, TV dramas, and anime.
In particular, Zankyo Sanka, the opening theme for Demon Slayer: Entertainment District Arc, topped numerous music charts.
One of her charms is how dramatically her style changes from song to song—sometimes delivering intense tracks, other times tender ballads.
Be sure to listen to several of her songs and enjoy the contrast.
ninelieAimer48rank/position
In spring, there’s also that fantastical image of life budding.
With that in mind, how about Aimer’s “ninelie”? This song was used as the ending theme for the anime Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress.
Its layered sound arrangement draws you in whether you like it or not, and Aimer’s vocal prowess is overwhelming.
When you’re feeling a bit delicate as your daily rhythm shifts, this track might help calm your heart.
wordsAimer49rank/position
A song that captures the feelings of a woman suffering from parting with her beloved.
Written by singer-songwriter Mao Abe, also known for the classic “I Want to Be Your Girlfriend,” the track is titled “words.” It was included on Aimer’s 2013 album After Dark.
The dark, tense melody, which seems to express a woman’s profound sorrow, perfectly accompanies those inescapable emotions—like the moment you’re betrayed by the words “You’re the only one,” or when you wonder, “Why can’t I hate you even though you’re so cruel?”
cold rainAimer50rank/position
“cold rain,” included on Aimer’s sixth album Walpurgis released in 2021, showcases her one-of-a-kind voice.
The gentle piano melody and the grandeur of the strings push the emotional tone of the entire piece to the forefront.
Sung with Aimer’s clear yet powerful vocals, the lyrics carry a strong resolve—to bloom proudly without yielding to a sorrow that feels like being struck by cold rain—and they really pierce the heart.
It’s a song I want to listen to when my mental state feels fragile.
