Hanaregumi Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Hanaregumi is a solo project known for its acoustic sound and gentle vocals.
Its popularity lies in a musical style that feels like turning slices of everyday life—such as in “Kazoku no Fūkei” (Family Landscape)—directly into song.
Here, we’ve compiled his tracks in order of popularity.
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Hanaregumi Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
And then I’m at a lossHanaregumi8rank/position

Why is Hanaregumi’s singing voice so heartbreakingly tender? He’s an excellent singer, yet he doesn’t rely on flashy techniques; he sings straightforwardly, sometimes charmingly, and I can’t help but listen closely.
He gently sings about you no longer being by my side.
Light and ShadowHanaregumi9rank/position

It’s a hidden gem by Hanaregumi.
The song says, “The things that matter in living and in knowing love exist in both light and darkness.” The arpeggios, sung in a gentle, spoken style, really come alive when you pluck the guitar with your fingernails.
The melody and guitar are simple, but achieving this particular atmosphere in your playing can be quite challenging.
If you can capture this vibe, you’re no longer a beginner.
SararaHanaregumi10rank/position

Hanaregumi is a Japanese solo project by Takashi Nagazumi, the former vocalist of SUPER BUTTER DOG.
The name of the unit reportedly comes from the fact that he has widely spaced eyes.
This song was released as Hanaregumi’s third single.
Hanaregumi Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
hanky-pankyHanaregumi11rank/position

It’s not a song that pumps you up, but it’s one I really want people who work hard every day to hear: “Hanky Panky” by Hanaregumi.
It’s a comforting song that stays close to those who strive, one to listen to when you’re tired of pushing yourself.
I hope it soothes you, and that you can start giving it your best again tomorrow.
Mr./Ms. HeavenHanaregumi12rank/position

A song of parting with family.
Facing a grandfather’s death, the moment when father and mother turn back into son and daughter is expressed in unadorned words.
With Hanaregumi’s murmuring vocals and the simple sound of an acoustic guitar, the lyrics come through as they are.
It feels like you can sense that grandfather and grandchild, grandfather and parents, and parents and child are all, each of them, the same single human being.
MY obsessionHanaregumi13rank/position

The gentle sense of floating and Takashi Nagazumi’s soft vocals invite listeners into a dreamlike state.
It’s a song by Nagazumi’s solo project, Hanaregumi, released in November 2023.
Chosen as the theme song for NHK’s late-night drama “Miwa-san Narisu Masu,” it was also included on the album “GOOD DAY.” Its charm lies in the warm message that “by being absorbed in something, everyday life begins to sparkle, and you find your own place.” It’s the kind of song that, when heard on a camping night spent gazing at a bonfire, feels like it sets your heart free.
It helps you forget the everyday and remember the joy of immersing yourself in what you love.
Let’s go see (someone).Hanaregumi14rank/position

UA’s 2023 track “Aini Ikou,” created for JR Central’s “Let’s Go See Them” campaign.
In JR Central’s commercial “Let’s Go—Someone’s Waiting,” starring Yuriko Yoshitaka, a cover version of the song by Hanaregumi is featured.
The arrangement is handled by mabanua, a prolific producer of numerous songs.
The lyrics, packed with the bubbly excitement of going to meet someone you want to see, make it a perfect travel companion! You can also catch a brief moment of Yuriko Yoshitaka’s singing in the commercial—don’t miss it.


