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Flower Love Songs & Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

A five-member female dance and vocal group consisting of Manami Shigetome, Mio Nakajima, Reina Washio, Nozomi Bando, and Harumi Sato, belonging to LDH operated by EXILE.

This time, we researched their love songs and popular tracks in a ranking format!

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Flower Love Songs & Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

May it be filled with kindnessFlower8rank/position

Flower “So That It Overflows With Kindness” [Movie “Evergreen Love (A Herb Book): I Picked Up a Fateful Love” Theme Song ver.]
May it be filled with kindnessFlower

This is a renowned Flower song that beautifully sings of bittersweet feelings.

It paints a warm world overflowing with tenderness, expressing deep love for someone special.

The strong bond that says “even apart, we’re still together” truly resonates.

Released in June 2016, the track was also chosen as the theme song for the film Botanist: Fate’s Love, Found by Chance (Shokubutsu Zukan: Unmei no Koi, Hiroimashita).

The DVD includes a memorable music video as well.

It’s a song we want not only teenage girls troubled by love, but everyone who cares about someone dear, to hear.

It will give you a heartwarming moment.

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Blue triangleFlower9rank/position

Flower / Hanadokei / Blue Triangle (Audio)
Blue triangleFlower

This is a track from the album Hanadokei, released in 2015 by the female dance and vocal group Flower.

The lyrics portray a woman who falls for her friend’s boyfriend and even gets involved with him.

Listening to the song is painful as it depicts her heart breaking, torn between the guilt of betraying a dear friend and the love she can’t stop.

It’s an act that surely deserves to be called the worst, yet the song powerfully conveys that her feelings for her friend were genuine, too.

sasashina
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let go again feat.VERBAL(m-flo)Flower10rank/position

Flower　『let go again feat.VERBAL（m-flo）』
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A Flower song that sings of a painful, tangled inner world—one you can’t give up on no matter how hard you try to forget, even when those around you tell you to stop.

It isn’t limited to romance: many of us have experienced holding onto a sliver of hope even when we know it won’t come true, or trying to tell our fragile hearts, “My choice isn’t wrong.” But in the case of a forbidden love, the reality is that the chances of this mindset bearing fruit are vanishingly small.

Perhaps the only trigger to help you give up and move forward is a new love.

yuri
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