Rira Ikuta Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

DREAMERIkuta Rira15rank/position

DREAMER

A gemlike ballad that powerfully conveys passion for dreams and a deep love of music.

Standing at life’s crossroads, its lyrics gently support young people chasing their precious dreams, celebrating the beauty of staying true to oneself.

Sung by Rira Ikuta, the song was released in March 2025 alongside the album Hyakka Ryouran and drew wide attention as an insert song in the drama Paripi Komei.

Because she has devoted herself to music since childhood, her true-to-life expressiveness lends words that move the heart.

As a finale track for school sports days and festivals, it’s sure to become a cherished song that colors a page of youth.

SignIkuta Rira16rank/position

Rira Ikuta “Sign” Official Music Video

Written as the theme song for ABEMA’s original serial drama “Transparent Us” and released for streaming in September 2024, this piece intertwines lyrics that capture the peculiar rootlessness and urgency of one’s twenties with a slow-tempo arrangement by Mwk, leaving a bittersweet yet warm afterglow.

Sung almost entirely in falsetto, Rira Ikuta’s delicate breathwork seems to resonate right by your ear, gently touching the loneliness that lies deep within the listener’s heart.

Though its themes—linked to the drama’s ensemble narrative—may land heavily, listening when you feel on the verge of losing yourself should bring a sense of solace, as if that transparent pain is being validated.

It’s a stirring number you’ll want to sink into alone on a quiet night.

KichijojiIkuta Rira17rank/position

Kichijoji

The song “Kichijoji,” included on the first album Sketch and used as the CM song for Sokenbicha’s “Sokenbicha: Move Me Forward” campaign, features lyrics that recount Lila Ikuta’s memories of Kichijoji, a place she frequented during her student days.

The nostalgic atmosphere seems to evoke listeners’ own memories.

Although the high notes continue throughout, the overall range is narrow, so it should be easier to sing at karaoke if you set the key to suit your voice.

However, be careful: if you don’t consciously keep the fast shuffle beat in mind, your rhythm can slip.

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P.S.Ikuta Rira18rank/position

Lila Ikuta "P.S." Official Music Video

A song by Rira Ikuta that vividly captures a secret, bittersweet love, themed around the closing words of a letter.

Released as a digital-only single in July 2023 and written as the theme song for the film “One Second Ahead, He’s” (“1-Byō-saki no Kare”), it pairs a light, buoyant beat with a crystal-clear vocal—an exceptional match.

The lyrics, which express the frustration of wanting to speak but being unable to, leave a delicate afterglow on the listener’s heart.

While the subtle rhythmic shifts can be a bit challenging, the chorus melody is catchy, making it easy and pleasant to hum along to.

It’s a warm pop number perfect for those stuck in unrequited love and unable to take the next step, or for moments when you want to quietly reflect on feelings for someone precious.

HikariIkuta Rira19rank/position

Hikari

A song whose gentle vocals and warm melody resonate with the heart.

It was written in 2020 for a project tied up with Isehan’s KISSME, and it highlights Lila Ikuta’s delicate expressive power.

The lyrics weave memories with friends and wishes for reunion, carrying a message that speaks to listeners’ hearts.

It’s one of the key works in Lila Ikuta’s solo career, offering a charm distinct from YOASOBI.

Perfect for moments of parting or reunion with someone important, or when you want to convey your feelings to a friend.

Try using it at a farewell party, for example.

Savoring youthIkuta Rira feat. ano20rank/position

Lilas Ikuta feat. ano “Seishun Ouka” Official Music Video

Even the most boring everyday life can turn into irreplaceable memories when you’re with friends.

This pop song evokes that warm sense of camaraderie.

Performed by Rira Ikuta and ano, it was released around March 2024 and chosen as the theme song for the latter chapter of the animated film “Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction.” Rira Ikuta’s crystal-clear vocals blend with ano’s sharply outlined, emotionally resonant voice to create an exquisite contrast.

It’s the perfect track to listen to side by side with friends when you’re tired from prepping for a school festival, or on days when things just aren’t going right.

The ordinary moments you spend together will surely feel even more precious.

ActorIkuta Rira21rank/position

Rira Ikuta “Actor” Official Music Video

A number with a theme that resonates: everyone plays a role on the stage of everyday life.

Set to a warm, jazz-tinged sound, it portrays hidden emotions and a quiet, steady warmth.

This work is the ending theme song for the TV anime SPY×FAMILY Season 3, sung by Lila Ikuta.

Released as a single in October 2025, it fully showcases the expressive power she’s honed through projects like the classic album Sketch.

You can enjoy a conversational vocal style that differs from her work with YOASOBI.

Its comfortable rhythm and gently wavering melody keep you company in the small moments of daily life.

Though a restrained vocal delivery can be challenging, if you stay calm, it’s very satisfying to sing even at karaoke.

It’s a track we hope will reach everyone doing their best each day.