Top songs ranking of Atarayo, a three-member band whose popularity exploded from social media
Atarayo, a three-piece band that garnered attention after ranking in Shibuya Trend Research’s “High Schoolers’ Choice: This Year’s Biggest Trends,” has been making waves.
Their band name comes from the word “Atarayo” (可惜夜), meaning “a night so beautiful you regret the dawn,” and they use the tagline “a band that grows by eating sadness.”
They also stand out for their modern approach, gaining popularity by posting songs on social media since 2020.
This time, we present a ranking of Atarayo’s most popular songs.
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Top Songs Ranking (11–20) by Atarayo, the three-piece band that exploded in popularity from social media
Chasing summer againatarayo11rank/position
From the intro, where a wistful guitar riff rings out, this track feels perfect for the end of summer.
The lyrical lines that mourn an unforgettable summer and the end of a romance blend with Hitomi’s emotional, delicate vocals, sinking deep into your heart.
For anyone who’s experienced those irreplaceable, sparkling moments or a faint, fleeting summer love, these lyrics are deeply relatable—just what you’d expect from Atarayo, the band whose tagline is “a group that grows by eating sadness.” Let yourself soak in its urbane, tranquil atmosphere and listen slowly.
Reaching the futureatarayo12rank/position
Aratayo is a band with the concept of “growing by feeding on sorrow.” Their track “Reach, Toward the Future,” featuring vocalist-guitarist Hitomi’s strikingly emotional voice, is one of their most energetic songs.
Written specifically as the opening theme for TV Asahi’s Thursday drama “Keiji to Kenji, Tokidoki Hanji,” the song delivers a courageous message that encourages moving forward despite various hardships, aligning perfectly with the show’s themes.
The music video, which beautifully captures that imagery, is also moving—so if you can, watch it together with the song.
I…atarayo13rank/position
A bittersweet yet beautiful song released by Atarayo in 2024.
With its delicate melody and dynamic arrangement, it drew attention when it was chosen as the opening theme for season 2 of the anime “The Dangers in My Heart.” The lyrics, which brilliantly portray the relationship between “you and me” and the stirrings of love, are particularly appealing.
Though it’s a love song, it’s crafted in an upbeat piano-rock style, making it perfect for those moments when you don’t feel like singing something somber!
Every time summer comesatarayo14rank/position
The song crafted by Atarayo centers on the bittersweet memories and lingering attachment that resurface with the arrival of summer.
Each time summer comes, past memories return, and the lyrics portray the narrator involuntarily thinking about a former love, making the unbroken sense of yearning almost painfully palpable.
The track is included on the album “Kioku no Hako,” released in August 2023.
It’s a perfect song for those who feel the loneliness of summer’s end or want to look back on times gone by.
Boy, the breeze is fragrantatarayo15rank/position
This is Atarayo’s heartfelt song that portrays the loss and growth of youth through the presence of “wind,” which connects past and present.
Released in June 2024, it features a nostalgic, piano-centered sound and delicately expresses the conflicts and loneliness that come with growing up, centered on a dialogue with one’s younger self.
Included as the lead track on the album “Asatsuyu wa Komorebi ni Tokete,” it was also unveiled as a surprise at the final show at Veats Shibuya.
As the changing cityscape mirrors shifting emotions, the process of letting go of past promises and expectations will resonate deeply with those who look back on their youth or are standing at a turning point in life.
It’s recommended for moments when you want to savor a bittersweet feeling that passes through the heart like a gentle early-summer breeze.
Dawn in Summeratarayo16rank/position
It’s a heart-tugging ballad about a bittersweet farewell and lingering feelings.
The song by Atarayo is included on the album “Asatsuyu wa Komorebi ni Tokete,” released in September 2024.
Its gentle, piano- and guitar-centered arrangement softly envelops the longing for a lost past.
Hitomi’s delicate vocals overlap with the image of gazing at the sea at dawn, tightening the listener’s chest.
Known as the artists behind the opening theme for Season 2 of the TV anime “The Dangers in My Heart,” their music carries a warmth that comforts those who have experienced heartbreak or are trying to move on from parting with someone important.
As spring comesatarayo17rank/position
This new release from Atarayo, a band that raises the banner “A band that grows by eating sadness,” has struck a chord especially with young listeners.
Viewing winter as “next door to spring,” the song’s perspective is beautiful; it’s a medium-tempo ballad whose band sound, interwoven with piano, delicately traces the subtleties of emotion.
Released as a digital single in February 2026, it was written as an insert song for the feature film The Dangers in My Heart.
Continuing their collaboration from the anime series, the lyrics’ worldview, which links closely with the story, is truly moving.
It feels perfect as BGM for a drive date in the gradually warming season, when you want to grow a little closer to someone important.
As you layer unspoken feelings of love, why not head out on a drive where you can sense the arrival of spring?
Sad love songatarayo18rank/position
A heartrending love song that delicately weaves complex feelings toward a partner who is kind to everyone.
Atarayo’s clear, translucent vocals beautifully capture the subtle emotions of a woman who feels both comforted and uneasy by her lover’s kindness.
The gestures and tenderness that once felt endearing when she realized she was in love gradually become a burden, a progression depicted with care that many will deeply relate to.
Included on the March 2022 album “In the Polar Night, the Moon Does Not Speak,” this track gently accompanies those who, while troubled by their relationship, still aren’t ready to let go.
outcryatarayo19rank/position
Atarayo’s “outcry” paints a picture of being swallowed by everything and sinking into loneliness.
It’s included on their 2022 album The Moon Remains Silent in the Polar Night.
The song depicts someone who chose solitude, rejected help, discovered something deep within themselves, and pushed themselves to a point of no return.
There are times when you’re tired of everything and even the kindness of others feels suffocating.
This is a song that stays by your side when all you want is to be alone and simply get through the days.
realizeatarayo20rank/position
Atarayo’s new release is drawing attention as a song where poignancy and strength coexist.
Centered on Amleth, a character from the RPG Memento Mori, the track features lyrics that express a determination to overcome the past and move toward the future—words that resonate deeply with listeners.
Released digitally in July 2024, it’s also set to be included on the album “Asatsuyu wa Komorebi ni Tokete,” scheduled for release in September of the same year.
Packed with urban and emotional elements, this song is recommended not only for game fans but also for anyone standing at a crossroads in life.