DAOKO’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Moon FlowerDAOKO8rank/position

Moon Flower

DAOKO, who is especially popular among teens and people in their twenties, created Tsuki no Hana as the theme song for the film Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos.

It’s an EDM track with a comfortable beat and a stylish vibe.

At the same time, it captures the film’s world and cleverly includes elements that link back to past theme songs, which is part of its appeal.

The song is included on the album that compiles the franchise’s theme songs, so why not take this opportunity to compare and listen?

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yamamoto

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In an unending worldDAOKO9rank/position

DAOKO “In a Never-Ending World” MUSIC VIDEO

A track by DAOKO that was used as the theme song for the mobile game Dragalia Lost.

It’s especially recommended for singers who are more comfortable with falsetto and mixed voice rather than belting high notes.

If you’re a high-voiced female singer who excels at a calm, relaxed vibe, definitely give it a listen.

You might struggle a bit with the rap-like parts such as the A melody, but you’ll be fine as long as you sing each word with care!

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SAKI

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Original songDAOKO10rank/position

This is a relaxed, laid-back commercial portraying tranquil moments at home with Asahi White Beer.

With simple visuals featuring Honoka Kitahara and Asahi White Beer, the narration conveys a sense that feels different from the everyday.

Combined with an original track by Daoko, the commercial emphasizes the idea of small sparks within a calm stretch of time.

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kappamaki

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BANG!DAOKO11rank/position

DAOKO 『BANG!』 Music Video［HD］

This is a song by DAOKO, the singer who also made waves with her collaboration with Kenshi Yonezu.

Her appeal lies above all in her irresistibly addictive voice.

It’s a truly wonderful vocal performance, and the stylish track pairs that with a groove reminiscent of Western pop.

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Saitō Ayumu

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The feeling of meeting for the first timeDAOKO12rank/position

DAOKO “Hajimemashite no Kimochi wo” MUSIC VIDEO

This song was used as an insert track for the film “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War.” It’s a 2019 release by DAOKO, the singer also known for hits like “Uchiage Hanabi.” While it has a fresh, catchy sound, there’s a certain wistfulness to it as well.

If you’re in love right now, it might really resonate with you.

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Araki Jakkan

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MercuryDAOKO13rank/position

DAOKO “Mercury” Music Video [HD]

This is a track from DAOKO’s first major-label album, “DAOKO.” After entering the working world, you come to realize the gap between ideals and reality, find yourself nostalgically recalling your student days, and maybe even stretch a little to seek new love as you step into the nightlife.

DAOKO’s clear, translucent voice is soothing, singing about the feelings of a girl just as she is.

It’s a perfect song for those moments when you’re a bit tired from an unfamiliar job and want to take a drive to refresh your mood.

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Maron

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DAOKO × Yasutaka Nakata “Our Network” MUSIC VIDEO

The song born from the collaboration between Yasutaka Nakata and DAOKO incorporates elements of electropop, achieving a superb fusion of DAOKO’s distinctive vocals with Nakata’s production style.

Its hope-filled lyrics, centered on themes of friendship and the pursuit of dreams, offer listeners courage and inspiration.

Released in December 2018, the track was also used as an insert song for the popular mobile RPG Dragalia Lost, and drew attention as a promotional single for DAOKO’s album Shiteki Ryokou (My Personal Journey).

Radiating the sparkle of youth and the passion of young people, this work shines as a beacon of hope that resonates with those striving toward their dreams.