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Popular Moving Songs Ranking [2026]

We’re excited to present the latest top 100 ranking of popular moving songs, listed in order of most views!

What moves us varies from person to person—whether it’s a performance that feels cleansing to the soul or lyrics that truly resonate.

Experience different kinds of emotion through this list.

The playlist is updated weekly.

Popular Moving Songs Ranking [2026] (81–90)

It’s nothing.makaroni enpitsu85rank/position

Macaroni Empitsu “It’s Nothing,” MV
It's nothing.makaroni enpitsu

A song by the four-piece rock band Macaroni Empitsu that portrays precious moments found in everyday life.

Released as a digital-only single in November 2021, it is also included on their major-label first album, “Hopes for a Happy Ending,” released in January 2022.

The lyrics warmly capture ordinary moments with a loved one, resonating with many listeners and reaching the top of the streaming charts.

Total streams have surpassed 300 million.

With its gentle, melodious sound that conveys comfort and warmth, the track has cemented its status as one of Macaroni Empitsu’s signature songs, winning an Excellence Award at the 64th Japan Record Awards in 2022.

It’s a recommended tune for anyone who wants to savor time with someone special.

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[High Quality Audio] BUMP OF CHICKEN “K”
KBUMP OF CHICKEN

Among BUMP OF CHICKEN fans, the song “K” enjoys extremely high popularity.

The meaning of the letter K becomes clear by the end as you read the lyrics… and that stylish device is just so cool.

The lyrics unfold entirely like a story, creating an atmosphere that truly says, “This is BUMP!!” The craftsmanship of weaving a message into a narrative structure—and even embedding the meaning of the title itself—is nothing short of superb.

You’ll surely be moved by the black cat who keeps running to fulfill a bond of friendship.

Theory of the Mindful HeartRADWIMPS87rank/position

RADWIMPS – A Theory of Heart [Official Music Video]
Theory of the Mindful HeartRADWIMPS

This song intricately portrays the subtleties of deep human relationships.

Released by RADWIMPS in July 2006, it offers a unique perspective on themes like the bond between hearts and the dynamics of self and others.

Included on the album “RADWIMPS 4: Okazu no Gohan,” its powerful words resonate alongside a rock sound.

The music video is also striking: directed by Kanji Suto, it features an innovative technique where scenes from three minutes earlier unfold simultaneously.

The single reached No.

13 on the Oricon Weekly Chart and won an award from Space Shower TV.

It’s highly compelling as a live performance as well—on stage, the band’s energetic playing amplifies the song’s emotional impact.

As a track that stands by those struggling with relationships and trying to move forward, it continues to warm the hearts of many listeners.

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RyoRyo, Hatsune Miku “Kashika” MV – Suspended Animation
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When you’re feeling down, this song is sure to give you a pat on the back.

Released in 2022 by Ryoryo, also known under the name Luan, “Kasika” is a duet between Hatsune Miku and Ryoryo himself.

The dynamically unfolding arrangement and expansive choral work leave a strong impression.

As it approaches the end, your spirits lift, and you’ll feel like singing along.

With a song, everything will be okay—you’ll be able to keep moving forward.

blue skyTHE BLUE HEARTS89rank/position

The Blue Hearts Aozora (Blue Sky)
blue skyTHE BLUE HEARTS

It’s a rock number with a socially conscious message that sings, “Race and nationality don’t matter.” It’s one of the signature songs by THE BLUE HEARTS, a legendary presence in the Japanese band scene, released in 1989.

The impassioned vocals and straightforward sound are truly moving.

You can feel the sentiment in the lyrics reaching you directly.

It’s a work that can serve as a guide for life.

Many people probably sing it often at karaoke.

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Aoi Teshima “Letter to Tomorrow (Drama Version)”
Letter to TomorrowTeshima Aoi

Aoi Teshima’s “Letter to Tomorrow” is a track included on her 2014 album Ren’dez-vous.

A newly arranged version was later released in 2016 as the ending theme for the drama “Love That Makes You Cry.” Its piano-centered sound carries a poignant atmosphere, over which her delicate vocals are layered, expressing a determination to move forward despite the pain.

The song was also used in an Aflac commercial, where its theme aligns with the message of taking a step forward even in the face of uncertainty.

Popular Moving Songs Ranking [2026] (91–100)

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ORANGE SPiCE CLUB 'Kinmokusei' Music Video
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Some people may feel a sense of nostalgia in the scent of osmanthus.

This work by Orange Spiny Club is included on their first mini-album, “Whenever I’m Irritated,” released in January 2020.

It gained popularity on streaming platforms and TikTok, topping the Billboard JAPAN Heatseekers Songs chart for three consecutive weeks and generating buzz.

The song portrays scenes from youth, conveying the bittersweetness of young love and the smell of summer’s end.

Why not listen to this track and reminisce about the past?