Dream Ami’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Dream Ami / Try Everything (Dream Ami version)

Disney’s Zootopia portrays the single-minded effort of striving toward one’s dreams.

Its theme song is Try Everything.

The original version is sung by Shakira, while the Japanese version is performed by Dream Ami.

The lyrics convey the importance of not giving up and of having courage.

Their warm message will soothe you and give you the energy to keep going.

You can also enjoy comparing it with the original version.

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Dream Ami / By Your Side

Written by Dream Ami herself, this song gently portrays pure feelings of love and the irreplaceable moments spent with someone special.

Fleeting moments of happiness and the warmth of having a loved one by your side seep softly into the heart through her clear voice, easing loneliness as well.

Released in July 2017 as her fifth solo single, it served as the ending theme for AbemaTV’s dating reality show “Manatsu no Okami-kun ni wa Damasarenai♡,” capturing the hearts of many young listeners.

It was later included on the album “Re: Dream.” Listening to it together with someone you love, while holding onto your happy summer memories, is sure to deepen the bond between you.

I can’t wait to see you.Dream Ami3rank/position

Dream Ami / I Want to See You Soon

The film Daytime Shooting Star depicts the romantic experiences of a high school girl who transfers from the countryside to the city.

Its theme song is Hayaku Aitai, released in 2017 by Dream Ami, who is also known for her work as a member of E-girls.

The lyrics, which express pure feelings of love, pair beautifully with the bright synth tones.

Since the story portrays school life with teachers and classmates, many women will likely relate.

It’s a song that accompanies those girlish feelings of “I can’t help thinking about the person I like…”

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Dream Ami / Amaharu (Music Video)

Dream Ami, who has been a central member of E-girls and Dream and is expanding her range as a solo artist, released her sixth single “Amaharu” in April 2018.

The song was featured in a commercial for Bourbon’s “Delicious Coconut Milk,” in which she also appeared.

It’s a mid-tempo number that delicately layers the shifting seasonal scenery from spring to early summer with the fluttering emotions of love.

With lyrics by Masato Odake, a creator of numerous classics, its poignant yet warm worldview gently embraces the unique atmosphere of March, when farewells and new encounters intersect.

Ami’s sweet, soothing vocals make this a refreshing track you’ll want to sing at karaoke while basking in the springtime mood.

KIRAKIRA DAYSDream Ami5rank/position

In this commercial commemorating Kamogawa Sea World’s 55th anniversary, footage of orcas filmed over the past eight years is shown.

The orcas featured are Lara and Luna, beautifully captured with a super slow-motion camera as they perform magnificent jumps.

The background music is “KIRAKIRA DAYS,” which has also been chosen as Kamogawa Sea World’s theme song.

The track is sung by Dream Ami, who also wrote the lyrics.

Its bright and refreshing vibe is part of its charm.

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Hane Keisuke

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Lovefool – Say You Love MeDream Ami6rank/position

Dream Ami / Lovefool -Say You Love Me-

This is a song by Ami, the main vocalist of Dream, who has gained popularity even among younger audiences like elementary school students as her TV appearances have increased and boosted her name recognition.

It’s a catchy, cool track that’s easy to listen to and perfect for getting everyone excited over a shared topic—a real crowd-pleaser.

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Dream Ami / NEXT (Special Movie)

This is a song by Dream Ami, a female singer also known as a former member of Dream and E-girls.

It was included on the 2018 single “Wonderland.” The track was used as the ending theme for the animated film Next Gen.

It’s a friendship song that conveys the relationship between the robot and the protagonist and captures the world of the work.

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Araki Jakkan

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