Flower's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Snow WhiteFlower1rank/position

Flower “Snow White” — 2nd album “Hanadokei (Flower Clock)” out 3/4

This is a poignant ballad, inspired by the world of fairy tales, that portrays forbidden love and uncontrollable emotions.

Flower’s fragile yet beautiful performance, combined with the lyrical world crafted by Masato Kotake, deeply resonates in the heart.

Released in December 2013 as their sixth single, it became the group’s first work to rank in the Top 3 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

It was chosen as the theme song for the NOTTV drama “We’re All Dead♪,” and its worldview, which tied in with the story, became a hot topic.

The song was later included on the album “Flower.” If you’re hurting from an unrequited love or looking to quietly sort out your emotions at night, why not give it a listen? Immerse yourself in this work that depicts the struggle that sways between reason and instinct, and surely your tightly wound heart will be set free.

I just had a love sadder than anyone else’s.Flower2rank/position

Flower “Just a Love Sadder Than Anyone Else’s” out 9/14. Best album: “THIS IS Flower THIS IS BEST.”

This is a song by Flower, a female dance-vocal group that unfortunately disbanded in 2019.

From the title, “I Just Had a Sadder Love Than Someone Else,” you can keenly feel the heartache of an unfulfilled love.

The melody is a ballad characteristic of the LDH groups, and the clear, soaring female vocals not only add beauty but also highlight the sorrow of a love that cannot come true.

In the lyrics, the female protagonist seems to have fallen for a man who has feelings for another woman, and the way she struggles to shake off her lingering attachment while bearing the pain brings tears to your eyes.

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Hane Keisuke

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Answer of the Autumn WindFlower3rank/position

Flower 'Answer of the Autumn Wind' 3/4 Release 2nd Album 'Hanadokei (Flower Clock)'

A song themed around the autumn breeze, tenderly expressing a bittersweet yet warm sense of love, adds a touch of elegance to Flower’s discography.

Released in November 2014, the track also drew attention for being selected as the theme song for a Thursday late-night drama on Yomiuri TV/Nippon TV.

It opens with an innocent scene of holding hands while being brushed by the autumn wind, and delicately portrays deep longing and poignancy toward a loved one.

The metaphor of autumn’s changeable weather mirroring the fluctuations of romantic feelings is especially striking.

It’s a heartwarming piece that makes you want to listen while taking an evening stroll with someone special in the fall.

Tears of Tropical FishFlower4rank/position

Flower “Tropical Fish’s Tears” — 2nd album “Hanadokei (Flower Clock)” out March 4

A Flower song marked by a dreamlike sound that feels as if you’re underwater.

Its poetic lyrics liken the ache of unrequited love to a fish drifting in an aquarium, reflecting the protagonist’s heartache and resonating deeply with listeners.

Released in June 2014 as their seventh single, the track was later included on the album Hanadokei.

On summer evenings, when a sudden loneliness arrives or on nights when you want to sink into a sentimental mood, this song will quietly stay by your side.

Its bittersweet yet somehow warm melody will gently wrap your heart.

Goodbye DeclarationFlower5rank/position

Chinozo “Goodbye Declaration” feat. FloweR

A track by Chinozo, who is active as a sound producer and Vocaloid producer, and their first song to surpass 10 million plays.

It’s a Vocaloid track featuring the female VOCALOID v flower, known for her powerful, androgynous voice tailored for rock.

The song’s speedy feel, highlighted by lively synths and guitars, makes it irresistibly catchy.

It has been widely covered by singers popular with children, so many elementary school girls are likely familiar with it.

With a unique appeal that sets it apart from typical J-pop, it’s an addictive number that resonates with elementary school girls and invites repeated listening.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Goodbye, AliceFlower6rank/position

Flower “Goodbye, Alice” [Music Video directed by Mika Ninagawa] 2nd album “Hanadokei” out 3/4

This song is sung from a male perspective, expressing the poignant wish, “I don’t want to break up.” It was released in 2015 by Flower, a dance-and-vocal unit that, sadly, disbanded in 2019.

Even when two people start dating because they love each other, sometimes one person’s feelings drift away before you even realize it.

There are many who put on a brave face and accept the breakup, yet are still hung up on it inside, or who have watched mutual love suddenly turn into painful unrequited love.

The wish you can’t say out loud—this song speaks it for you.

When times are tough, give it a listen.

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sasashina

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Blue Sky BlueFlower7rank/position

Flower “Blue Sky Blue” [KOSE “Fasio E-girls Proof Live” CM Song]

The love song “Blue Sky Blue,” which prays for eternity with a lover, is a single released in 2015 by the girls’ unit Flower, which unfortunately disbanded in 2019.

It’s a ballad with a gentle melody that seeps in—fragile in atmosphere, yet encouraging.

Long-distance relationships often mean many days without seeing each other, which can be unsettling.

Even so, this song conveys the joy of the next meeting and a tender feeling of being connected under the same sky.

With its captivating, crystal-clear vocals, it’s a song that, when you feel like “I can’t take not seeing them anymore,” both lifts you up and moves you to tears as its warm lyrics resonate.

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KEI

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