Ayumi Hamasaki’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Depend on youHamasaki Ayumi43rank/position

Ayumi Hamasaki / Depend on you

Her fifth single, “Depend on you,” which was released in 1998, became a turning point that boosted Ayumi Hamasaki’s popularity.

Even among her many songs that feature high pitches, the powerful vocals and melody in this track are sure to make you the center of attention at karaoke! Sing with a focus on strong, dynamic delivery over the flowing guitar sound.

Also, this song was used as a theme for a video game, and that anecdote can serve as a great conversation starter at karaoke.

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SURREALHamasaki Ayumi44rank/position

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It was released in 2000 as Ayumi Hamasaki’s 17th single.

It was used as the CM song for Fuji Beauty (Takano Yuri Beauty Clinic) “Koisuru Shirohada,” and it reached No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

With lyrics written from Ayumi Hamasaki’s distinctive perspective, it has become a masterpiece that captivates the heart.

vogueHamasaki Ayumi45rank/position

Ayumi Hamasaki / vogue (Short Ver.)

This is a song by Ayumi Hamasaki that masterfully contrasts a Latin-flavored, exotic sound with heart-wrenching, poignant lyrics.

“Blooming beautifully and then quietly falling away”—that fleeting yet powerful brilliance of life is woven into a singular melody.

Released in April 2000 as Hamasaki’s 14th single, the song also drew attention as the theme for the cosmetics brand AUBE’s commercial.

You can’t help but be drawn into its profound themes, such as the loneliness behind the glamour and a farewell to the past.

LOVE ～Destiny～Hamasaki Ayumi46rank/position

Ayumi Hamasaki / LOVE ~Destiny~ (Short Ver.)

The love song with a soft vocal tone and memorable lyrics is “LOVE ~Destiny~.” Its deeply resonant melody line, crafted by Tsunku from Sharam Q, is a tune you can’t forget once you’ve heard it! The lyrics portray not only the joys of romance but also its poignancy, making it something many people can relate to.

Thanks to its gentle key and phrasing, the song is surprisingly easy to sing at karaoke, so give it a try! When you’re worn out by love, why not sing this heart-soothing song at karaoke and refresh your feelings?

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Ayumi Hamasaki / Microphone

“Microphone” is a rock-leaning track included on Ayumi Hamasaki’s 2010 album Rock’n’Roll Circus.

Her powerful vocals pair perfectly with the intense rock sound! The key is sung on the lower side to match the heavy arrangement, so among her songs it might be relatively easy to sing at karaoke.

Adding clear contrasts to match the song’s shifting moods will help it come across well.

The strong lyrics will give you energy—and it’s sure to be a great stress reliever, too.

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POWDER SNOWHamasaki Ayumi48rank/position

POWDER SNOW

As a songstress who symbolizes the golden age of J-pop and sparked a social phenomenon, Ayumi Hamasaki stands out.

Are you familiar with the celebrated ballad from her early period that overlays wintry scenes with a lonely heart? The lyrics, which entrust sorrow to the snow and quietly purify it, are deeply moving.

With Akimitsu Homma’s delicate arrangement, you’re drawn into a world that is heartrending yet beautiful.

The song is included on the million-selling album “A Song for ××,” released in January 1999.

Though not a single, it’s cherished as a classic winter song and has been performed many times in later concerts.

Its melody, which seeps into the heart, is perfect for listening to alone on a quiet winter night.

As you look back on your youth, take your time and listen closely.

Song 4 uHamasaki Ayumi49rank/position

Tales of Xillia 2 – Opening Theme [HD]

The theme song for the 14th mainline Mothership title, Xillia 2.

Released one year after the previous game, Xillia, this installment is a sequel, with Ayumi Hamasaki returning as the singer.

The powerful melody from the opening line, “2 u, yeah~,” truly shows the presence of the songstress.