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Ayaka’s Ballad Songs: Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
From Ayaka’s signature hits to deep cuts that’ll make you say, “Wait, she has a song like that?”, we’ve gathered a wide range of tracks.
It’s a ranking that fans will love and even those who don’t know many of her songs can enjoy—so please give it a listen.
Ayaka’s Ballad Songs: Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (1–10)
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Ayaka’s fourth single, released in September 2006.
A love ballad that captures the heartache of a long-distance relationship, it remains a beloved classic for many.
Even when apart, looking up at the same sky connects their hearts, and the resolve to keep moving forward despite loneliness deeply resonates with listeners.
It’s said the song reflects Ayaka’s own feelings when she moved to Tokyo, and that genuine emotion adds depth to her vocals.
It was featured in an au “LISMO” commercial and as a theme song for an NHK program, and it earned her the Best New Artist award at the 48th Japan Record Awards.
It’s a sentimental number you’ll want to listen to alone on nights when you can’t see someone dear to you.
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A song distinguished by its warm, heartfelt vocals and lyrics that touch the soul.
It’s included on Ayaka’s first album after resuming her career, The beginning.
Centered on themes of new beginnings and personal growth, it portrays the journey of overcoming sorrow and farewells, and gaining kindness and new encounters.
It’s especially recommended for spring, when new chapters often begin, or at life’s turning points.
The lyrics, reflecting Ayaka’s own experiences, will resonate with listeners, offering courage and hope.
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The theme song of the theatrical anime The Rose of Versailles captivates with its sweeping, moving melody and heartfelt lyrics.
Ayaka’s powerful yet delicate vocals elegantly express the emotions of characters who confront fate in pursuit of love and freedom.
Written specifically as the theme for The Rose of Versailles, released in January 2025, the song masterfully captures the film’s world through music.
The dazzling orchestral arrangement and crystalline vocals weave a harmony that further elevates the movie’s majestic atmosphere.
It’s a perfect choice for singing with thoughts of someone dear, or when you want to perform with heartfelt emotion in a calm, intimate mood.
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A beautiful ballad sung by Ayaka that became the theme song for the film “The House Where the Mermaid Sleeps.” In the movie, the image of a mother who continues to protect her child—believing in a miracle while the child remains unconscious—left a deep impression, didn’t it? “Aikotoba” is a song themed around an eternal love that conquers everything, and its lyrics—crafted as Ayaka faced the story head-on—truly resonate with listeners.
It’s a song imbued with deep, boundless, unconditional love that dispels anxiety; please try singing it with great care.
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“Home” is a ballad by singer-songwriter Ayaka, featuring gentle, comforting piano.
Fast, flowing piano phrases can be great, but the key to this song is its slow, simple lines.
That simplicity lets Ayaka’s clear, translucent voice stand out, drawing you in.
She’s also known for her beautiful falsetto in signature songs like “Mikazuki,” and it’s used effectively here as well.
Its soft timbre pairs exquisitely with the quiet piano.
Also noteworthy is how the arrangement gradually adds instruments like strings, acoustic guitar, and bass as the song progresses.
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Ayaka, a singer-songwriter who once took a long hiatus due to illness.
Her greatest appeal, above all, lies in her powerful vocals and the wonderful songs she writes and composes herself.
“Jewelry day” is a ballad that’s brimming with her charm.
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When it comes to Ayaka’s ballads, “Mikazuki” is often cited as her signature song, but “Nijiiro” is also a great choice for karaoke! This track is widely known as the theme song for the NHK morning drama Hanako to Anne and is a beloved classic across generations.
Its vibe and lyrics are very positive and gentle, and listening to it naturally warms your heart.
Since it’s a cheer song for those doing their best, it’s also recommended for women who aren’t into love songs, and it’s easy to sing no matter who you’re at karaoke with!
