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Back Number’s Most Moving Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

One of back number’s key appeals is their ability to express emotions like “bittersweet sorrow.” Their songs move listeners’ hearts and leave a deep impression.

This time, we’ll introduce back number’s most moving songs in a ranking format, starting with the most popular.

back number’s Most Moving Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (21–30)

To new loversback number26rank/position

back number – To the New Lovers
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This song delicately portrays bittersweet emotions buried deep in the heart.

Released in 2024 by back number, it was written as the theme for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.

drama “Umi no Hajimari” (The Beginning of the Sea).

Set to a melody that resonates, it expresses the weakness of a self that can’t quite grow up, a yearning for the innocent faces of children, and hopes for the next generation.

With lyrics that contrast light and shadow and a clear, translucent vocal, the piece achieves beautiful harmony and offers comfort to anyone carrying unspoken, aching feelings for someone.

It’s a recommended track for those who wish to feel the sense of loss and regret that comes with living, as well as hope for the future.

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Sing of springback number27rank/position

A gemlike ballad that delicately portrays tender emotions, where the gentle scenery of spring melts softly together with the ache of heartbreak.

With imagery of a soft breeze blowing along a tree-lined street that stirs memories of a past love, it’s a warm, encouraging song that stands by those who have experienced parting.

Included on back number’s mini-album “Nogashita Sakana,” released in February 2009, this piece carefully traces the feelings of trying to be strong while sensing emptiness, and the resolve to move forward while holding reasons they cannot meet.

It’s a song perfect for the spring season, one that quietly stays close and gives a gentle push to those carrying the pain of goodbye.

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Nishifuji Parkback number28rank/position

This is a hidden tear-jerker by back number, a rock band that sings about love and is hugely popular among teenagers, with their live shows selling out instantly every time.

It’s a track from one of their albums, but just listening to this song brings back memories of my partner and fills me with a deep, aching sadness.

That very sadness, however, turns into a positive feeling that makes you want to fall in love even more.

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