HoneyWorks Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]

KiraraHoneyWorks feat. Hatsune Miku15rank/position

Kirara / HoneyWorks feat. Hatsune Miku

Kirara is a love-at-first-sight song that depicts a fleeting summer romance.

Many people return to their parents’ hometowns in the summer, don’t they? Have you ever met someone wonderful there and fallen in love? This song tells exactly that kind of beautiful story.

Though they’ve fallen in love, the countdown that began the moment they met makes it hard to confess their feelings.

It’s a refreshing love song that tenderly traces the growing, aching emotions day by day.

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sasashina

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I was supposed to hate it.HONEY WORKS16rank/position

I Was Supposed to Hate You. feat. Kotaro Enomoto & Hina Setoguchi (CV: Natsuki Hanae & Momo Asakura) / HoneyWorks

When it comes to tsundere songs that capture the sweet-and-sour romance of youth, “I Was Supposed to Hate You” stands out.

Created by the creator unit HoneyWorks, it’s a track that portrays the love story of a boy and girl in their school days.

Voice actors play the characters in the song, further accelerating the momentum of its dramatic narrative.

The flutter of a heart that races during casual conversations with someone you like will make you swoon.

It’s a tsundere song that sings, over a classical melody, of the feeling of “before I knew it, I’d fallen for you.” Be sure to give this track a listen—it’s a number that hints at the beginning of love.

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mutō

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Good morning on FridayHONEY WORKS17rank/position

┗|∵|┓ Good Morning on Friday / HoneyWorks feat. GUMI

It’s a story-like song about wanting to talk to someone you notice on your way to school but not having the courage to do it.

You can feel the frustrating emotions of not being able to take that first step.

sparklingHoneyWorks feat. Hakoniiwa Ririi18rank/position

Kira Kira / HoneyWorks feat. Hakonowa Lily (TV anime “Is It True You’re Getting Married?” opening theme) [Music Video]

This song depicts everything from the heart-fluttering moment of falling in love to vows of forever, wrapped in a bright and refreshing sound.

Clear, airy vocals intertwine with a positive message to kindle a sure sense of hope in the listener’s heart.

Released in October 2024, it was also used as the opening theme for the anime “Is It True That We’re Getting Married?” and has drawn attention as a track that cheers on the start of new romance.

Packed with the charm of HoneyWorks feat.

Haconiwa Lily, this one song will gently give you a push when you’re unsure about your feelings for someone or when you want to take a step forward in an important relationship.

Sukitchu no! (feat. Kapi)HONEY WORKS19rank/position

Sukittyu-no! (feat. Capi) / HoneyWorks

HoneyWorks is a creator unit that has garnered attention primarily through their internet-based activities on platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

Their 2023 release “Sukicchuu no!” is a song that portrays a girl’s honest feelings of love.

Saori Hayami, who sang the SNS mega-hit “Kawaikute Gomen,” provides the vocals, and as part of a collaboration project, Kapi also performs a version.

Set to a rhythmic band arrangement, it’s a love song that strings together words of affection for one’s oshii (beloved favorite).

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A mischievous encounterHONEY WORKS20rank/position

A Teasing Encounter / HoneyWorks feat. Hatsune Miku ┗|∵|┓

It’s a song about a story where the couple’s feelings miss each other—something that often happens in romance.

But that kind of tension is exciting and keeps you hooked, right? Also, I really like the girl who appears in the music video for this song.

Black hair, straight-cut bangs—so cute!

Sorry for Being Cute feat. ChuutanHONEY WORKS21rank/position

Sorry for Being Cute feat. Chuutan (CV: Saori Hayami) / HoneyWorks

HoneyWorks’ hit song “Kawaikute Gomen feat.

Chu-tan.” This track, which became a massive hit in 2022 for being almost too adorably cunning, is still frequently used on social media like TikTok and YouTube Shorts.

Its appeal lies in the straightforward lyrics that are so direct they can make listeners blush.

With unabashedly calculated, straight-to-the-point words supported by its melody and track, it stands out as a truly one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

Be sure to check it out.

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Ryo

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