AIMYON Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]

We’re in the same boat, you know.aimyon29rank/position

“We’re in the same boat, aren’t we?” Lyrics and music by Aimyon

This is a song included on Aimyon’s indie-era mini-album “tamago.” With a straightforward arrangement of just guitar and vocals, the song’s message comes through more clearly.

It portrays the everyday happiness of two people, expressing both the frustrations they feel toward each other as they spend their days together and the qualities they love so much that they can forgive those flaws.

Perhaps, like in this song, it’s sometimes important to look back on the memories you’ve built together.

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Ra, a storyaimyon30rank/position

Aimyon – “Ra, no Hanashi” (Official Audio) [#AimyonMVRequest]

It’s a sweet-and-sour love song that tenderly spins a romance told through a series of “what if” scenarios.

Those cute daydreams where you imagine how wonderful it would be to be like this with someone you love are something everyone can relate to, right? This track is included on the album Momentary Sixth Sense, released in February 2019, and was written as an insert song for the feature-length animated film Even If the World Ends Tomorrow.

Aimyon’s unadorned choice of words and Tomi Yo’s light, sprightly arrangement gently give courage to hearts timid in love.

If you listen while melting homemade chocolate, your feelings for him are sure to set, too.

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Aimyon – Venus Belt [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

A song by Aimyon inspired by the faint pink band of light that appears on the opposite side of the sky just before sunrise and just after sunset.

Released in October 2025, it poignantly sings of lingering traces of past memories and emotions.

Its warm band sound delicately captures a wavering state of mind.

If you want to empathize with a bittersweet love, give it a listen—it’s sure to slip gently into your heart.

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The Memory of Persona

A track from Aimyon’s fourth full-length album, “Falling Into My Eyes Record,” released in 2022.

I’ve heard records are having a bit of a revival lately, so perhaps the album title nods to that.

The song opens with a scene of writing a loved one’s name on an omurice with ketchup.

Even the somewhat provocative words like “blood” and “kill” that appear in the lyrics feel like expressions of love turned inside out.

The melody is a bit jazzy for an Aimyon song and absolutely worth a listen.

I hope you’ll listen while reminiscing about someone you used to love.

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Potpourri Leaf

The classic “Popuri no Ha” begins with guitar arpeggios touched by a warm effect.

Rather than leaning into her folk roots, this piece lands closer to the languid Japanese rock of the late 2000s.

Although falsetto appears in the chorus, the song doesn’t demand much vocal power, so it’s also recommended to recreate it with a restrained mixed voice, which is much easier to produce than falsetto.

If you’re not confident in your lung capacity or vocal stamina, consider adding it to your repertoire.

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Aimyon – Marshmallow [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

When it comes to White Day gifts, many people probably think of that white, fluffy confection.

Featured on Aimyon’s 3rd album, “Heard There’s Delicious Pasta,” this song is literally named after that very sweet.

With Toomi Yoh’s arrangement delivering a thick, full band sound, it sprinkles in words like sweet treats and chocolate while actually depicting a deeply sensual form of love—very much in Aimyon’s style.

It’s a number I’d recommend to adult lovers in relationships that aren’t merely sweet, but deep and richly intense.

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Aimyon – Lucky Color [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

In this commercial, Ami Toma receives messages of support from friends who live far away.

The way she can’t help but smile at the question, “How have you been?” conveys a deep sense of friendship.

The ad depicts the idea that, just like those messages from friends, the taste of Calpis Water serves as a trigger to help you remember your true self.

The heartwarming CM features “Lucky Color,” a track from Aimyon’s album “Neko ni Jealousy,” released in September 2024, as its background music.

Many people will likely relate to the lyrics, which portray the feelings of a woman in a long-shot, almost hopeless love.

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