CHATMONCHY Popular Song Rankings [2026]

To You Who Couldn’t Become a First-Magnitude StarChatto Monchī56rank/position

Chatmonchy – To You Who Couldn't Become a First-Magnitude Star – Zepp Tokyo 2009

Released in July 2006, this song is a classic packed with the charms of Chatmonchy.

Using the night sky’s stars as a motif, it gently portrays the unique brilliance in each person.

Eriko Hashimoto’s delicate vocals convey a warmth that feels close to the listener’s heart.

Included on the album “Miminari,” this track remains one of the band’s signature songs, loved by many fans.

It’s especially recommended for those who have experienced partings or new beginnings.

When you want to reaffirm your own self-worth, give it a listen—your heart is sure to feel warmer.

has gutsChatto Monchī57rank/position

Chatmonchy – Iki-ji Ari – Shiga U★STONE 2008

I think there are many people who want to ask out someone they like but just can’t find the courage to do it.

I wanted those people to listen to this song.

I felt it’s a song that gives you a push and helps you find the courage to ask them out.

To where the hands clapChatto Monchī58rank/position

Chatmonchy - Teno Naru Hou e - Bass TAB

I thought it was a song that expresses feelings for a lover you can’t easily meet even when you want to.

I really liked the lyric that says, “Pretending I want to see you isn’t an act.” I love this song because I think the lyrics capture the feelings of a cute woman in love.

The remaining days in my handsChatto Monchī59rank/position

Chatmonchy – The Remaining Days in My Hands (copy 1)

I know their heart is drifting away, yet I stay by their side.

That slightly cooled feeling toward such a lover is painful but relatable, and I’ve listened to this over and over.

It reminded me of how, when you first start dating, you match everything to the other person, but as time goes on, you end up only pretending to go along.

spring, summer, autumnChatto Monchī60rank/position

Chatmonchy “Spring Summer Autumn” Music Video

It’s a slightly melancholic song depicting someone who can’t get over a broken heart.

It skillfully captures one’s emotions and the passage of time, and the simple instrumentation accentuates the sadness of the enthralling lyrics.

Along with the title “Spring, Summer, Autumn,” the song’s superb lyrical expression leaves a strong impression.