CHEMISTRY Popular Song Rankings [2026]

deep inside of youCHEMISTRY57rank/position

CHEMISTRY-deep inside of you

It’s a love song that portrays delicate emotions and deep affection.

With the two singers’ perfectly synced harmonies that really touch the heart, it could be called one of CHEMISTRY’s signature tracks.

Since its 2001 release, this masterpiece has captured fans’ hearts and never let go.

The lyrics capture intimate moments between two people in love and a strong desire to protect the one you love.

You can feel the difficulty of striving for perfection, and the determination to keep loving anyway.

It’s included on the album “Face to Face,” so be sure to check it out.

Recommended for anyone struggling with love or wanting to reaffirm their feelings for someone special.

It’s sure to resonate with you.

beloved personCHEMISTRY58rank/position

Beloved Person (Single Ver.) (Karaoke) (Original Singer: CHEMISTRY)

Released in 2004 as CHEMISTRY’s 11th single.

It was issued as a double A-side single with “mirage in blue / Itoshii Hito (Single Ver.)” and was used as the theme song for the film “69 sixty nine.” The lyrics were written by Yoshikuni Dōchin.

IfCHEMISTRY59rank/position

CHEMISTRY “What If” Official Video

This is a song that gently embraces those bittersweet feelings of regret, when you find yourself thinking, “What if, back then…?” about a love that has passed.

Set against a mellow sound reminiscent of 90s R&B, it portrays the protagonist’s piercing emotions as they look back on days that can never return.

Released as a single in February 2019, it peaked at No.

10 on the Oricon charts and was later included on the album CHEMISTRY.

It’s a track that will sink deep into your heart when you want to reminisce about someone special and spend a sentimental night.

I’ll go home tomorrow.CHEMISTRY60rank/position

[PV] CHEMISTRY – Return to Tomorrow

The 8th single featured in a Sokenbicha commercial.

Starting with this release, they have shifted to self-production.

A track that marks the beginning of CHEMISTRY’s Third Chapter.

Let’s start with a kissCHEMISTRY61rank/position

Let's start with a kiss

Even though they know it’s a forbidden love, they can’t stop their feelings.

This CHEMISTRY song portrays that painful longing.

The protagonists’ inner conflict and impulsive emotions are depicted dramatically through the duo’s exquisite harmonies and rhythmic back-and-forth.

The track is included on the single “Koisuru Yuki, Aisuru Sora,” released in November 2008.

It was selected as the Japanese image song for the film “The Other Boleyn Girl.” Anyone struggling with a complicated romance will surely relate deeply.

Christmas EveCHEMISTRY62rank/position

Christmas Eve / Tatsuro Yamashita CHEMISTRY

It is included on CHEMISTRY’s ballad collection album “Winter of Love,” released on November 19, 2008.

This song is a cover of Tatsuro Yamashita’s “Christmas Eve.” The original is wonderful, but CHEMISTRY’s version is great too.

It seems like a song you could sing at a relaxed pace.

Christmas EveCHEMISTRY63rank/position

Christmas Eve - X’mastry (CHEMISTRY) (Winter of Love)

A beautiful cover of an iconic Christmas classic.

This ballad captures the feelings of spending a quiet holy night alone, blending poignancy with warmth.

The two members of CHEMISTRY deliver exquisitely matched vocals that preserve the atmosphere of the original while adding new allure through their signature harmonies.

The track was included on the album “Winter of Love,” released in November 2008.

On December 24 of the same year, they held a Christmas live performance at Marunouchi’s Maru Building, captivating an audience of about 2,000 people.

It’s the perfect song to listen to quietly on Christmas Eve with someone special, warming the heart as you spend the evening together.