Hachi’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Speaking of Hachi, that’s the name Kenshi Yonezu used when producing Vocaloid songs, and his talent really starts here—actually, it’s all packed into this phase, I think.
From composing to creating music videos, he’s someone who can truly do anything.
And at Kenshi Yonezu’s live shows, he sometimes performs songs released under the Hachi name, too.
Here, we’ll introduce Hachi’s popular tracks in a ranking format!
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Hachi’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
Tie and open, the Rakshasa and the bodyhachi11rank/position
Kenshi Yonezu, also known as Hachi, released the hit song “Matryoshka of Demons and Corpses” (Yuun de Hiraite Rasetsu to Mukuro) in 2009, drawing listeners into a mysterious world.
The charm of this track lies in its dark and intricate themes.
It portrays human desire and the shadows of society through fantastical yet grotesque imagery.
That heavy message pairs exquisitely with Hatsune Miku’s voice, resulting in an addictive piece of music.
If you sing it at karaoke, try to immerse yourself in the song’s deep worldview and deliver it with heartfelt emotion.
Persona Alicehachi12rank/position
This song tells a distinctive story about a girl cursed to die if she looks at another person’s face.
The bittersweet scene of her only being able to see her reflection on the water comes vividly to mind and fills you with sorrow.
It feels like a worldview that can be accepted naturally precisely because it’s VOCALOID.
Please listen gently, staying close to the girl with her tragic fate.
Qualiahachi13rank/position
Among VOCALOID songs, you often see tracks where a unique, picture-book-like story unfolds.
This song is one of those with a distinctive narrative.
If you were left all alone in a pure white, empty world, what would you do? This song adds color to such a world.
The scenes that come to mind are beautiful, but what follows really gives you a lot to think about.
It’s a profoundly good song.
The princess sleeps to electronic sounds.hachi14rank/position
As the title suggests, this is a track packed to the brim with electronic sounds.
But it’s not just about electronics—the melody, woven from many different tones, dresses the song up like a little stage play.
Its cute yet distinctive world will surely bring a smile to listeners’ faces.
One thing to note, however, is that the lyrics depict what happens after another song.
Please listen to it together with that track, “In the Rainy Town, Balloons Dance with the Devil,” and see what impressions you come away with.
Theater Terpsichorahachi15rank/position
From the “Hachi’s charm” intro, it’s a track that makes you feel it right away.
While adorned with beautiful tones, the powerful guitar resonates—this highly distinctive sound pulls us in at once.
The lyrics are very ambiguous, making it hard to grasp any clear meaning.
And yet, true to the title, it puts you in the mood of watching a play.
I know I won’t forget the shocking ending of this performance.
Ward Room 305hachi16rank/position
“Scary, scary, scary!” That was, without a doubt, my first impression when I heard it.
This song, a self-remake of “In the Rainy City, Balloons Dance with the Devil,” depicts a woman’s pregnancy and childbirth, and how, along with them, she loses her mental balance.
As it focuses on the psyche, the piece is rendered exceedingly ambiguous, eerie, and unstable.
Bouquet and Water Burialhachi17rank/position
This is the title track from Hachi’s first album, “Bouquet and Water Burial.” It’s a song brimming with message, and that message is “I want to disappear.” I want to vanish, to be gone—those feelings are cried out over a quiet, beautiful melody.
Yet the desire to disappear must be the flip side of “I wanted to do this,” “I wanted to be like that”—of unfulfilled wishes.
It’s a song that gently stays beside you in such painful moments.
Lover’s Lingeriehachi18rank/position
Even among HACHI’s songs, whose lyrics are often hard to grasp, this one ranks among the most complex to interpret.
Although the title includes “lover,” it’s not even clear whether it’s about a romantic relationship.
What is certain is that the lyrics portray a relationship between two individuals, and that the song is exceptionally beautiful.
Many listeners have been struck right through the heart by the piano that illuminates the chorus.
“Please give it a listen and tell me your own interpretation!”—it’s that kind of track.
Sandborne Dream-Eating Girlhachi19rank/position
This is the original song that Kenshi Yonezu’s “Yumekui Shoujo” was remade from.
While “Yumekui Shoujo” has a relaxed tempo that really showcases the vocals, this version features a lively, slightly playful melody.
However, its content can be described as poignant and painful.
Enjoy this masterpiece together with its PV, which helps build the world of the song.
Christmas MorgueHachi feat. Hatsune Miku20rank/position
A gem of a winter song by Hachi feat.
Hatsune Miku, filled with Christmas scenes and a bittersweet longing.
It paints a unique world, depicting two lovers embracing in a snowy landscape and Veronica knocking on the doors of the morgue.
Released in December 2010, this work is the sixth original song put out under Kenshi Yonezu’s Hachi moniker.
Published on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube, it captured the hearts of many viewers.
With vocals that convey warmth even in the cold and a beautiful melody, it’s recommended for those who want to listen quietly on long winter nights.