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Popular Autumn Songs Ranking [2026]

When we think of seasonal songs, summer and winter often come to mind, but in fact, there are surprisingly many autumn-themed tracks—and many of them are true classics.

This time, we’re bringing you a popularity ranking of autumn songs.

It’s a playlist that captures the atmosphere of fall.

Popular Autumn Song Rankings [2026] (51–60)

Halloween NightAKB4857rank/position

[MV full] Halloween Night / AKB48 [Official]
Halloween NightAKB48

This is a Halloween-themed song by AKB48 that fully incorporates disco sounds from the 1970s and 1980s.

Released in August 2015 as their 41st major single, it was used as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Odaiba Yume Tairiku” and in Asahi Soft Drinks’ “WONDA” commercials.

The four-on-the-floor rhythm and mirror-ball-like synths amplify the message of making the most of that one special night of the year.

The simple choreography by Papaya Suzuki, which anyone can dance to, is another highlight.

It’s the perfect track for dressing up and partying with friends, getting everyone hyped at karaoke, or fully enjoying an autumn night.

Moon DropsRUI58rank/position

In the season when the cool autumn breeze blows, RUI’s music permeates the heart.

This masterpiece delicately portrays the pain of lost love, sorrow, and the aching desire to see someone again.

Released in March 2008, the song also drew attention as the theme for the film “Yomigaeri.” RUI’s clear, translucent vocals and the ethereal melody reminiscent of moonlight make it perfect for long autumn nights.

Highly recommended for those troubled by love or thinking of someone dear.

Why not surrender yourself to this song as time flows gently by?

Eternal SunsetHanbaato Hanbaato59rank/position

"Eternal Sunset / Humbert Humbert" serious cover covered by Kishin Suzawa
Eternal SunsetHanbaato Hanbaato

“Eternal Sunset” by Humbert Humbert is a song that captures the feeling of reminiscing about a past love while watching an autumn sunset.

It’s included on their 2018 album FOLK 2.

The bittersweet air of autumn can sometimes bring back faint, tender memories from long ago.

When you find yourself thinking of an old love—just like in this song—it might be nice to accept those feelings as they are and, together with the song, let your thoughts drift to “I wonder if that person is doing well now.” Like the warm red glow cast by the setting sun, it’s a track that gently warms the heart.

The End of SummerMoriyama Naotaro60rank/position

From the intro, the beautifully pure falsetto—so striking it almost sounds like an instrument—and the erhu’s tone flowing as if melting into that voice leave a strong impression.

It’s a track that makes you tip your hat to Naotaro Moriyama’s superb, tender vocal delivery.

The song captures a uniquely Japanese atmosphere and sense of season, portraying the slightly bittersweet, lonely end of summer in a way that can draw in listeners of any generation.

After a hot, intense summer, it’s a beautiful number perfect for cooling down, as you sense the coming of autumn in the evening’s cool breeze and the chirping of insects.

Popular Autumn Song Rankings [2026] (61–70)

Tsubasaandāgurafu61rank/position

When it comes to autumn rock numbers that capture youthful love, dreams, and hope, Tsubasa comes to mind.

Released in 2004 by Undergraf, a three-piece rock band that rose to popularity through street performances, it’s known as one of their signature songs.

From the electric guitar-driven intro to the passionate mid-tempo rock arrangement, the sound leaves a strong impression.

The song portrays someone saying goodbye to the days spent with a loved one and chasing their dreams.

Be sure to give this determined, autumn-themed rock track a listen.

Love’s Melody and Rainy SkiesAAA62rank/position

AAA / “Love Sound and Rainy Sky” Music Video
Love’s Melody and Rainy SkiesAAA

It’s an exquisite love song brimming with the frustration of wanting to say “I love you” but not being able to.

Released in September 2013 as AAA’s 38th single, it was also included on the album Eighth Wonder.

The poignant melody, echoing the early autumn rainy skies, blends with the members’ emotionally rich vocals, and the swelling feelings press upon your heart.

It won the Excellence Award at the 55th Japan Record Awards.

Praised as a remedy for love, this track is perfect for listening on long autumn nights, lost in thought.

red-orangeACIDMAN63rank/position

This is the third major-label single by the three-piece rock band ACIDMAN, chosen as the opening theme for the music program COUNT DOWN TV in October 2002.

It is known as one of their early classics.

Its floating, ethereal melody and a dramatic arrangement that shifts from quiet to loud perfectly capture the melancholic mood of late autumn.

The poetically written worldview evokes scenes like twilight skies and streets lined with colorful trees.

It’s a lyrical rock tune you’ll want to keep listening to.