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HoneyWorks Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]
The creator unit HoneyWorks, affectionately known as Haniwa.
Their songs, which weave together various stories mainly for younger generations, resonate with many people and are very popular!
Among them, the love songs are especially popular.
Just watching the MVs brings back memories of those bittersweet school days, depicting real love stories.
In this article, we’ll introduce a ranking of their most popular love songs.
Whether you’re a student or not, if you’re in the mood for bittersweet love songs, this is a must-see.
HoneyWorks Love Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026] (1–10)
The world is falling in loveHONEY WORKS1rank/position
It’s a pure love song that kicks off with a refreshing sound.
It brings back the fun and bittersweet moments of youth.
They’re close yet far—the person you like.
You can feel both the joy and the pain of unrequited love.
Set to a catchy melody packed with classic youth romance moments, it’s the ultimate heartbreak song.
Bloom in the color of loveHONEY WORKS2rank/position
Spring of love! There are many kinds of spring, but this song focuses entirely on the feeling of being in love.
With a melody adorned by band sounds and strings, it comes pressing in with a cute yet indescribably powerful force.
And a love story unfolds through witty turns of phrase.
Please give it a listen! There’s sure to be a line that pierces your heart.
TanataroHONEY WORKS3rank/position
Speaking of HoneyWorks, they have a lot of bright songs packed with the sparkle of youth, don’t they? If you just listen to this one casually, you might think, “It’s a song about a girl who loves her boyfriend.” But actually… it’s a stalker’s song.
And the kind that really gives you chills… Still, since it’s HoneyWorks, both the sound and the vocals are surprisingly cute (lol).
If you’re looking for a cute yandere song, definitely give it a listen.
I’m sure you’ll like it.
Let Love Begin Now. feat. Azuki Mochizuki (CV: Rie Takahashi)HONEY WORKS4rank/position
HoneyWorks, the creator unit beloved for their heart-fluttering coming-of-age stories.
First unveiled at an event in August 2025, this song marks a new chapter in the Confession Executive Committee series.
It portrays the thrill of love that begins to move after a reunion with a childhood friend.
The exhilarating band sound and catchy melody link perfectly with the sweet-and-sour lyrics, resulting in top-tier youth pop.
It’s perfect for when you want to savor the rush of a budding romance, or to brighten your mood on a morning when you’re taking on a challenge!
Age is just a number.HoneyWorks feat. Ayase Koyuki (CV: Horie Shun)5rank/position
HoneyWorks’ fan name is “Hani-mate,” which sounds a lot like the anime shop “Animate,” doesn’t it? It’s kind of adorable.
HoneyWorks’ songs are all brimming with heartache, but the pain in this one, “What’s a Little Age Difference?”, really brings the tears.
He falls for a woman one year older, tries to protect himself by putting up emotional safeguards so he won’t get hurt, yet can’t hold back his feelings in the end… The story unfolds like a movie and keeps your heart pounding.
It’s a one-sided love song that makes you swoon even outside the realm of anime and the 2D world!
We’re officially a couple!HoneyWorks feat. Hattori Juri (CV: Sakura Ayane)6rank/position
HoneyWorks’ “We’re Officially Dating!” is a song that cheers on everyone who’s in love with an upperclassman.
Even while carrying their anxieties, the protagonist’s strength in taking that first step resonates straight to the listener’s heart.
The portrayal of the two growing closer little by little will make your heart race just by listening! Many will find themselves thinking, “I want to be like that, too.” Its upbeat, sparkling sound has the power to encourage love and give courage to those with a one-sided crush.
Give it a listen!
Confession RehearsalHONEY WORKS7rank/position
HoneyWorks is a creator unit known for media mix projects spanning novels, anime, and more.
This track, featuring the VOCALOID GUMI, is a pop-rock number packed with the thrills of youth.
It tells a bittersweet story of hiding one’s true feelings under the guise of a “rehearsal” right before a confession—something many listeners will surely relate to.
The quotation of a Bach melody in the interlude is memorable as well.
The album ‘I’ve Liked You for a Long Time.’, released in January 2014, debuted at No.
4 on the Oricon charts and later served as the basis for a theatrical anime.
The lyrics, which jokingly gauge the other person’s reaction, are perfect for a LINE “prank.” Try sending messages one line at a time—unclear whether they’re serious or just practice—and give your crush a little heart-stopping surprise.