Humbert Humbert Popular Song Ranking [2026]

In The DarkHanbaato Hanbaato15rank/position

Humbert Humbert “In The Dark” (Official Music Video)

This piece is performed as if gently accompanying the memory of a loved one who has been lost.

Written and composed by Ryosei Sato, it portrays a serious, introspective worldview.

The melody is striking for the warmth it conveys even amid sorrow.

The track is included on the album “Carnival Dreams,” released in November 2024.

In April 2025, a music video featuring actor Mikako Ichikawa was also released.

The dreamlike visuals woven from overseas cityscapes feel like a journey through a dream.

It’s recommended for quiet nights when you want to be alone with your thoughts.

Sky in a DreamHanbaato Hanbaato16rank/position

Humbert Humbert “Sky in a Dream” (Official Music Video)

This work captivates with a fantastical world that feels like it’s telling a tale from long ago.

It’s a song by the husband-and-wife duo Humbert Humbert, themed around the imaginative idea that people once had wings on their backs.

Longing for lost freedom and nostalgia for dreams of flying through the sky are portrayed in a bittersweet yet warm melody.

Written in April 2022 as the theme song for the live-streamed comedy play “Yumeji Airport,” it was later included on the album “Joubu na Watashitachi.” When you want to free your heart from the everyday, these gentle tones will lift your spirits lightly.

Goodbye, your townHanbaato Hanbaato17rank/position

Humbert Humbert / Goodbye, Your Town

This is a song by Humbert Humbert, a husband-and-wife music duo.

It is included on their seventh album, “Sasurai-ki,” released in 2011.

The song expresses feelings about the changing cityscape and the singer’s own emotions over time.

It’s a relaxing tune that brings a gentle, comforting mood.

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Araki Jakkan

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The demon has come.Hanbaato Hanbaato18rank/position

The demon has come.

Although demons are the ones who get pelted with beans during Setsubun, regardless of good or evil, oni are an indispensable presence in various aspects of Japanese culture, such as folktales and children’s songs.

Their look is so iconic that any Japanese person can instantly picture it; the image is deeply embedded in us.

Ogres viewed from a unique angle are depicted in “Oni ga Kita” by the popular male-female duo Humbert Humbert.

Included on their eighth album, “Mukashi Boku wa Mijime Datta,” released in 2014, the song is grounded in American roots music, and its gentle melody carries words that seem to draw out the darkness within human beings.

What, then, is the ‘oni’ being sung about here? I hope you’ll listen while pondering that question.

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KOH-1

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1 hourHanbaato Hanbaato19rank/position

1 hour

Rain always accompanies lovers’ partings, doesn’t it? Tears and rain are inseparable, after all.

With vocalist Yuuho Sano’s clear, transparent voice, the scenes come to life before your eyes, and the lyrics sink even deeper into your heart…

Humbert Humbert is a male-female duo, and in fact, they’re a married couple.

A once-in-a-lifetime meHanbaato Hanbaato20rank/position

The line “Life is longer after you become an adult” is particularly striking in this commercial, which promotes FANCL’s inside-and-out care.

It tells us that inside-and-out care is essential to maintain the lifelong well-being and beauty of our mind, body, and skin.

The background music features Humbert Humbert’s “Isshomono no Watashi,” written specifically for this CM.

Its calm tone perfectly matches the mood of the commercial and truly soothes the heart as you listen.

The warm lyrics are captivating and may inspire you to reflect on your own outlook on life.

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Hane Keisuke

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a small voiceHanbaato Hanbaato21rank/position

Humbert Humbert “Small Voice” (Official Music Video)

This is a work that stays close to you on nights when no one seems to understand how you feel.

It’s a song by Humbert Humbert, a duo who perform as a married couple, and it gently speaks on behalf of a heart that feels crushed by society’s relentless calls to “hang in there.” Featured on the ballad collection WORK, released in June 2019, the song portrays the constriction of days you can only get through by laughing them off, and the fragile emotions that feel as if they might break at any moment.

When you’ve worn yourself out trying too hard to meet others’ expectations, why not spend a quiet moment immersing yourself in the world of this song?