doriko's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Romeo and Cinderelladoriko1rank/position

Romeo and Cinderella – doriko feat. Hatsune Miku [official MV]

This is a signature work by doriko, who has produced numerous heart-wrenching Vocaloid ballads.

Released on Niconico in 2009, it surpassed one million views.

While this song isn’t a ballad, its wistful vocals and melody still hit you right in the heart.

The lyrics tell a story of overflowing feelings for someone you love and a forbidden romance.

In November 2010, it was released as the album “Romeo and Cinderella,” which reached No.

25 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart.

It’s a perfect track for those in the thick of their youth.

cat fooddoriko2rank/position

Cat Food – doriko feat. Hatsune Miku [Official MV]

A gem of a song that captures the hearts of Vocaloid fans and never lets go—poignant yet endearing.

Released by doriko in 2010, this piece quickly gained popularity on Niconico.

Told from a cat’s perspective, its feelings of love are expressed through a lively guitar sound and Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals.

The lyrics convey the inability to be honest and the yearning for the other’s affection, resonating deeply with listeners.

It might even bring back memories of past loves.

Although a song has no shapedoriko3rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] “A Song Has No Form, But” Original Song with Chinese Subtitles

It’s a soul-stirring piece that has drawn comments like “The melody is so beautiful it gave me goosebumps” and “The moment I heard it, I couldn’t stop crying.” It makes you feel the magnitude and importance of the formless things that remain in people’s hearts.

The pairing of the moving melody and the piano’s tone is, of course, a perfect match.

The simple arrangement is lovely, but layered harmonies make it easier to expand the song’s world, so once you can play a simple arrangement, definitely try challenging the intermediate and advanced levels as well.

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yuri

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letter songdoriko4rank/position

"Letter Song" - Original track, vocals by Hatsune Miku

It’s an irresistible ballad with a gentle melodic line and a warm sound.

“letter song” was released by doriko in June 2008.

Written as a letter to oneself ten years in the future, the lyrics center on themes of hope for the future, anxiety, and self-acceptance.

The beautiful piano tones and Miku’s down-to-earth vocals really touch the heart.

Why not try singing it while thinking of someone dear to you?

Winter Alicedoriko5rank/position

Winter Alice (bouquet edition) – doriko feat. Hatsune Miku

This love song, with its refreshing transparency and gentle wistfulness, is the Vocaloid track “Winter Alice” by doriko.

As the title suggests, its sound resonates with a delicate, fairy-of-winter fragility coexisting with strength.

The ephemeral yet tender melody pairs perfectly with the heartrending lyrics, and I imagine many listeners can’t help but become emotionally immersed.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Sunset Hilldoriko6rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Sunset Hill (with subtitles)

If you like the vibe of 1990s–2000s J-POP, I recommend “Yuuhi-zaka (Sunset Hill)” by doriko.

It has a slightly nostalgic feel in its melody, and the lyrics also evoke a sense of nostalgia.

By the way, this song is paired with another track by doriko called “letter song,” so be sure to check that one out as well.

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Saitō Ayumu

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To You of the Past Marchdoriko7rank/position

Hatsune Miku – To You of the Past March (過ぎし3月の君へ) – Russian Sub

From the title “To You of the Past March,” it already evokes the feeling of a lonely farewell.

True to that premonition, what unfolds is a bittersweet story of parting.

Yet after living through it, you lift your gaze and walk straight ahead… It’s a heartbreaking masterpiece.

For anyone who has experienced a breakup at graduation—this is for you.

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satou-san

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