Ranking of Popular Choral Songs [2026]
This time, we’re excited to present a comprehensive ranking of popular choral pieces! Choir singing isn’t just for school classes—you’ll also find opportunities as an adult, like at weddings, welcome parties, and farewell gatherings.
You might find this ranking helpful when choosing songs for those occasions.
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Popular Chorus Song Rankings [2026] (91–100)
Futabaaimyon99rank/position

This is a song whose lyrics, inspired by plants budding toward the future, resonate with a mix of bittersweetness and hope that accompanies growth.
Its message—marveling at how our hearts and bodies grow before we even notice, and affirming our parting with our past selves—makes it a perfect fit for the milestone of graduation.
Written by Aimyon in March 2022 as the theme song for NHK’s “Aimyon 18 Festival” and included on her album “Falling Into My Eyes Record,” the piece carries the story of being created together with 1,000 18-year-olds.
It’s sure to give you the courage to leap into the unknown.
Why not choose it as a song to dedicate to children graduating from elementary school and moving on to new environments, or as background music for a send-off?
TOMORROWMayo Okamoto100rank/position

Although it was released in 2005, this song is among the most popular J-pop graduation songs—so much so that it could be considered a hall-of-famer.
The lyrics, which liken each graduating student to a flower, are deeply positive and have a powerful, heart-stirring impact.
Beyond the words themselves, the composition is exceptionally beautiful and has actually been performed as a choral piece at many graduation ceremonies.
It’s a classic that moves listeners with its meaningful message and the beauty of its harmonies.


