Leo Ieiri’s Broken-Heart Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026]

The summer you gave meieiri reo1rank/position

Leo Ieiri – The Summer You Gave Me (Theme song for the Monday 9 p.m. drama “Koinaka”)

This is a heartbreak song sung by Leo Ieiri, chosen as the theme for the drama Koinaka starring Sota Fukushi.

They believed they would always be together even after summer ended, but the future where the two of them are together will never come.

That reality weighs painfully on the heart in this song.

When you’re in a relationship, you never doubt that the two of you will be in any future together.

But when the time to part finally comes and you realize you’re not someone needed in your partner’s future, that realization settles in as a deep sorrow that’s hard to bear.

Leo Ieiri gently sings about the bittersweet feeling of no longer being able to see a future for the two of you.

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Always, the two of usieiri reo2rank/position

Leo Ieiri – “Always, the Two of Us” (Theme song for the Sunday drama ‘Even If I Loved You, I Have Secrets.’)

Leo Ieiri’s 2017 release “Zutto, Futari de.” The lyrics about only being able to see the beloved person right in front of you are wonderful, aren’t they? You can sense a personality brimming with maternal warmth, one that accepts even the painful past of the person they love.

Sillyieiri reo3rank/position

Leo Ieiri – Silly

A love song by Leo Ieiri that delivers a style whose sharp texture and pressing, straightforward word choices in the lyrics leave a lasting impression.

It resonates perfectly with female college students and has a refreshing finish that lifts your mood and makes you want to sing it at karaoke.

chocolateieiri reo4rank/position

Leo Ieiri – Chocolate

This is a love song by Leo Ieiri, who has gained popularity for her sharp vocal work and visually sophisticated artistry.

With lyrics that resonate well with high school girls, it’s also a highly suitable choice for karaoke.

spring breezeieiri reo5rank/position

Leo Ieiri – “Harukaze” 【Music Video】 “Spring breeze” 【English-subtitles】

This song was produced as the lead track for Leo Ieiri’s 2018 album TIME, with the music unit Soulife handling the production.

Its sound is striking for evoking the gradually warming air of spring while carrying a hint of melancholy.

It portrays a universally relatable feeling: when a particular season comes around, bittersweet memories from that time resurface.

Because spring is a season when meetings and partings are especially common, many listeners may associate it with heartbreak.

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Wake you upieiri reo6rank/position

Leo Ieiri – “Wake you up” (“Message” Web-only spot)

It’s a song included on Leo Ieiri’s fourth single, “Message,” released in 2013.

Although it’s a breakup song, it’s an uplifting track that conveys that choosing to part ways with him didn’t make the time spent together meaningless, that it doesn’t mean she came to hate him, and that it feels like a step leading to an important person she will meet someday.