Mai Fukuda Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

HeyFujita Maiko8rank/position

Maiko Fujita – Hey (Hiiro no Kakera OP)

It’s the opening theme of the anime “Hiiro no Kakera.” The song is by Maiko Fujita, a singer-songwriter from Aichi Prefecture, and it was released in 2012 as her seventh single.

The ethereal sound pairs beautifully with her delicate vocals, and that alone makes your heart tighten.

The lyrics express overflowing feelings for someone you can’t meet no matter how much you think of them, which really hits home.

It’s recommended both as a heartbreak song and as a song for unrequited love.

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Araki Jakkan

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SoulmateFujita Maiko9rank/position

Maiko Fujita “Fated Person”

The song chosen as the theme for the PlayStation 2 game “Soguro no Kagi: Hiiro no Kakera 3” is Maiko Fujita’s “Unmei no Hito” (The One Fated for Me).

Its lyrics, which poignantly portray a woman whose feelings only deepen for someone she cannot be with, are truly heartrending.

It was included on the 2009 album “BEST ALBUM ~Hiiro no Kakera~,” and later featured on the 2021 album “15th Anniversary Hikigatari Best,” a collection selected based on fan requests.

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Hamada Takuya

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The reason my tears won’t stop isFujita Maiko10rank/position

Maiko Fujita – The Tears Won’t Stop (MV [Short Ver.])

Many people have probably felt their hearts tighten listening to Maiko Fujita’s heartrending love songs.

Carried by a gentle piano melody, the delicate emotions of a woman in love are beautifully portrayed.

Released in October 2014, this song has become a beloved piece that resonates with many listeners.

The lyrics capture the aching feeling of wanting to know the other person’s feelings but being unable to express your own.

It’s a song I especially want those suffering from the pain of unrequited love or the sorrow of heartbreak to hear.

This work will stay close to your heart and surely give you empathy and courage.

pure whiteFujita Maiko11rank/position

Maiko Fujita “Pure White” Music Video

This is a work by Maiko Fujita that portrays a forbidden love that reason cannot suppress, using the motif of a white flower blooming in the dark night.

Set in a foggy city bathed in moonlight, it delicately weaves the precarious and heartrending fate of a man and a woman burdened with loneliness.

Released in March 2025, it was included on the album “Unrequited Love” as the 2nd anniversary song for the smartphone romance game Ikemen Villains: A Dark Love That Blooms at Night.

It is a quiet companion for those who are in a love they cannot tell anyone about, or who have once burned with the purity of love.

TriangleFujita Maiko12rank/position

Maiko Fujita “Triangle (duet with Hanako Oku)” Promotion Movie

A duet song presented by popular female singers Maiko Fujita and Hanako Oku.

Two women who have fallen for the same man sing from their respective perspectives.

The harmonies of these two accomplished artists are pure bliss to the ears—nothing short of sublime.

The music video brims with a live feel and showcases both of their charms.

Please enjoy this collaboration between two songstresses known to those in the know.

camouflageFujita Maiko13rank/position

camouflage

Here’s a profoundly heartrending tearjerker by singer-songwriter Maiko Fujita from Nagoya: “Camouflage.” The love songs that Fujita writes and composes have a way of making your heart ache a little, no matter which angle you listen from—whether you’re the one who loves or the one being loved.

This track, too, paints a picture of a love triangle, but in the end it’s the protagonist who’s left alone.

Even from the position of “the person I like already likes someone else…,” the protagonist steadfastly protects her own feelings—just that could carry a whole movie.

I’m sure anyone in the same situation will be moved to tears!

Wish ~Hope~Fujita Maiko14rank/position

Maiko Fujita “wish ~Kibou~”

The song “wish ~Kibou~,” written specifically for Minna no Uta.

Fujita Maiko’s sincere voice resonates over a beautifully delicate piano accompaniment.

The lyrics, about struggles and conflicts you can’t tell anyone, and the desperate effort to keep moving forward even when you feel on the verge of losing hope, will move many listeners to tears.

It also conveys a comforting kindness that seems to embrace you, whispering, “We’re all in this together,” “It’s okay to take it slow.” For anyone who finds life painful, this tear-jerking masterpiece is one you should listen to at least once.

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sasashina

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