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Ranking of Popular Songs by =LOVE, the Idol Group Produced by Rino Sashihara

=LOVE is a 10-member female idol group also known for being produced by Rino Sashihara, formerly of AKB48.

Formed by members who received voice acting training at Yoyogi Animation Academy, they made their major debut in 2017.

True to their identity as a voice-acting unit, their songs layer each member’s uniquely expressive vocals, offering a charm distinct from other idol groups.

This time, we’re introducing a ranking of popular songs that lets you fully enjoy those vocals.

We hope even those who aren’t yet familiar with =LOVE will find it enjoyable.

Rino Sashihara–produced idol group! =LOVE Popular Songs Ranking (21–30)

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=LOVE (Equal Love) / 3rd Single “Too Late Caution” [MV full]
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The title track of =LOVE’s 3rd single, depicting a forbidden romance set at an all-girls school.

Released in May 2018, it reached No.

3 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

Producer Rino Sashihara penned the lyrics, weaving tense, gripping words to portray a girl’s turmoil as she wavers between society’s “rightness” and an uncontrollable love.

Why not give it a listen when you’re harboring feelings you can’t tell anyone about?

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=LOVE (Equal Love) / 5th Single “Sagase Diamond Lily” [MV full]
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Cherry blossoms, an old school building, a uniform button—packed with such scenes of spring, this =LOVE song is the group’s fifth single, released in April 2019.

With lyrics written by Rino Sashihara and a fresh melody crafted by multiple composers, it pairs a bright tempo with lyrics that gently ache with the passage of time.

It reached No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Chart and earned a Gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

The track was also featured in Mr.

Fusion’s programming school “Prosta Kids” commercial.

In its story-driven music video, the turmoil of parting with friends is portrayed with care.

It’s recommended not only for those approaching graduation, but also for anyone who struggles to put their gratitude for friends into words.

Listen as spring arrives, and you’ll feel moved to cherish the time you have with the people who matter most.

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