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.
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HoneyWorks Love Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026] (41–50)
Romance Deviation Value 45HONEY WORKS43rank/position
An unrequited-love tune that captures the honest feelings of a girl in love.
Released by HoneyWorks in June 2024, the song also came out simultaneously in a version sung by Yuna Hoshino.
It was chosen as the May theme song for ABEMA’s popular show “High-Teen Bible.” Its charm lies in lyrics packed with the sweet-and-sour joy and heartache of romance, paired with a catchy melody.
It vividly portrays the emotions of a teen girl wrestling with love, conveying her unstoppable daydreams and the hesitation that keeps her from taking that one extra step.
Highly recommended for students struggling with romance and for adults who feel nostalgic for their youthful days!
Ugly CreatureHONEY WORKS44rank/position
The character for “beauty” is originally based on the head of a sheep placed on a dish—namely, a raw offering.
If the alternative is to close off your heart and become a raw offering to society or the times, am I the only one who thinks it’s actually more beautiful to hold fast to the way of life you believe in, even if it looks ugly? And the Latin word dēlicātus, the root of “delicacy,” carries meanings like “enchanting” and “bewitching.” Even without delicacy, one can live attractively and truly understand others—this song and performance make me certain of that.
