Angela Aki’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]

15 lettersAnjura Aki15rank/position

Letter ~To You at Fifteen~ Angela Aki (Full)

These days, it’s a song that’s even sung at graduation ceremonies.

The lyrics are about writing a letter to your future self, and I really relate to the way it shows someone feeling a bit anxious yet full of hope.

If you ever feel uncertain about the future, let this song lift your spirits.

HonestyAnjura Aki16rank/position

Angela Aki – Honesty

Angela Aki covered a classic by Billy Joel.

The lyrics teach the importance of treating people with sincerity, and they made me stop and wonder, “What does sincerity really mean?” To me as a child, this song was like a world of philosophy.

Even listening to it as an adult, it’s a song that makes you think.

Ballad of the BeginningAnjura Aki17rank/position

Angela Aki “Ballad of Beginnings” Music Video

Angela Aki’s 11th single, released in June 2011.

It was selected as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Namae o Nakushita Megami” (Heaven’s Flower: The Lost Name).

The song carries a profound message that the power to believe leads to new beginnings, matching the drama’s image of a heroine striving among her circle of mom friends.

Letter ~To You at Fifteen~ 2014Anjura Aki18rank/position

Angela Aki - “Tegami: Haikei Jugo no Kimi e (2014)”

The age of fifteen is a complex one—neither fully an adult nor a child, and yet somehow both.

Still, I take to heart that who I am now exists because of what I experienced at fifteen.

What kind of words could my present self offer to my fifteen-year-old self?

I’ll FallAnjura Aki19rank/position

Angela Aki I’ll Fall (English With Lyrics)

A song included on the indie album “These Words,” released in the United States on January 4, 2000.

It’s a vacation-tinged pop tune that sings about a sense of being within scenes where summer dreams are swept away by autumn, and explores a spiritual inner world.

Kiss from a RoseAnjura Aki20rank/position

HD | Nightcore – Kiss From A Rose [Angela Aki]

The B-side track to the fourth single “This Love,” released on May 31, 2006.

A cover of the ending theme from the 1995 film Batman Forever.

It’s a piano-and-vocal piece that likens the push and pull of a man and woman’s romance to a battlefield.

Knockin’ On Heaven’s DoorAnjura Aki21rank/position

Angela Aki – Knockin on heavens door

A song included on the third album “ANSWER,” released on February 25, 2009.

It is a cover of Bob Dylan’s song used as the theme for the film “Heaven’s Door,” which opened the same February.

The Japanese lyrics were written by Angela.

It is a slow, piano-and-vocal piece themed around death.