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Popular Song Ranking of indigo la End [2026]
The band indigo la End, fronted by vocalist Enon Kawatani—also known for Gesu no Kiwami Otome—was formed in 2010.
The melodies of the vocals and guitar, along with the supporting rhythm section, are truly wonderful.
We’ve compiled a ranking of some of their popular songs.
Be sure to check it out.
indigo la End Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
Not reflected in the eyesindigo la End1rank/position
Even just the title stirs up a pang of sadness—indigo la End’s “Hitomi ni Utsuranai” (“Not Reflected in Your Eyes”).
The song gives the impression of a woman who thinks only of him with single-minded devotion, while he wavers, unable to commit, drifting.
Even if she sees herself as the so-called “convenient woman,” she still loves him so much and can’t let go of the hope that one day he might be hers alone.
There’s the frustration of wanting to convey those feelings but failing to get them across.
The music video features Haru, and it became a talked-about track for its poignancy.
My name is Unrequited Loveindigo la End2rank/position
A bittersweet, frustrating crush sung over a light, stylish sound.
This song portrays a one-sided love stuck in that ambiguous space of more than friends, not quite lovers—a situation that breeds frustration.
You want to say you like them, but you’re afraid of breaking the comfortable rhythm you already share.
Many listeners will likely relate to those conflicted feelings.
This track is by Indigo la End, the band led by Enon Kawatani.
It was first performed at their Nippon Budokan show in November 2022, and fans have been eagerly awaiting its release.
If you’re struggling with the distance between you and the one you like, this song will gently embrace your heart.
Magic of a Summer Nightindigo la End3rank/position
indigo la End is a band led by Enon Kawatani, who’s also active in groups like Gesu no Kiwami Otome and Genie High.
This track is the B-side included on the single “Kanashiku Naru Mae ni,” released in June 2015.
It’s a beautiful ballad that vividly captures the indescribable atmosphere of a summer night and the fleeting nature of a summer romance—something you can feel deeply from the music video.
The lyrics portray the protagonist’s aching emotions as they understand the love has ended, yet fall under the spell of the night and sink into memories.
Many listeners will feel a tightness in their chest at the sensitivity of describing those irretrievable days as “magic.” With its cool guitar tones and Enon Kawatani’s soothing falsetto, it’s a song you’ll want to listen to quietly, alone, on a humid midsummer night.
Street Loveindigo la End4rank/position
This song is filled with the poignancy of a fleeting love.
It describes a romance that ends quickly as a “passing love,” weaving the story of two people who loved each other deeply even over a short time with delicate language.
Included on the album “Nureyuku Shishōsetsu,” released in October 2019, the track resonated with many listeners.
Its lyrics, imbued with lingering attachment, regret, and feelings that won’t fade, cut deeply into the listener’s heart.
It’s a song you’ll want to hear if you’ve suffered heartbreak or can’t forget someone.
Tulipindigo la End5rank/position
A gemlike ballad by indigo la End that richly portrays the process of losing someone dear, using the language of flowers that symbolizes the end of love as its motif.
It deftly weaves in the tulip’s meanings—red for a confession of love, yellow for unrequited love, and white for lost love—delicately expressing how feelings once fully dyed begin to fade.
Released as a digital single in February 2020 and later included on the album “Yakō Himitsu,” this song gently accompanies those who cannot yet accept a farewell or who wish to linger in memories of someone special.
In love with Shizukuindigo la End6rank/position
A wistful love song by indigo la End that begins with a scene of watching the unending rain at an old bus stop.
Released in September 2015 as a double A-side single, the song uses rain imagery to portray the protagonist’s feelings as they gaze at a monochrome cityscape, thinking only of the one they love.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to on a day steeped in the gloom of the rainy season.
When your feelings for someone start to overflow, try listening quietly while standing in the rain—you may feel a sense of your heart being cleansed.
The night train runs.indigo la End7rank/position
The guitar sounds really cool and gives a bright, upbeat feel, but the lyrics are heartbreaking.
It’s a song that expresses the bittersweet feelings of a girl who, once she falls in love, wants to prolong the end, can’t easily forget, and doesn’t want to forget.
I also love how the feelings for the person she likes are expressed as a night train—it’s so indigo-like.
Heart Rainindigo la End8rank/position
A beautiful ballad by indigo la End that sings of rain falling endlessly on the heart.
Through the symbolic motif of rain, it poignantly portrays the complex emotions of a woman facing the end of a relationship.
The lyrics delicately express the wavering between the resolve to leave and the guilt that comes with it, as well as the gradual cooling of affection—feelings anyone who has experienced a breakup can relate to.
Released in February 2016, this song was also featured in a commercial for the smartphone game “Shoumetsu Toshi” (Disappearing City).
It’s a track that gently keeps you company on a rainy night in the rainy season, when you’re alone in your room listening to the sound of the rain, or when you want to face the end of a romance.
Magic of a winter nightindigo la End9rank/position
When the cold really starts to set in, you find yourself wanting to listen to songs about bittersweet love, don’t you? This track by the rock band indigo la End is perfect for a winter night like that.
Released in December 2017, it was later included on the album “PULSATE.” It captures the helpless feelings of a love you know won’t be fulfilled but still can’t let go of, carried on delicate instrumentals.
It’s also ideal for creating a mellow mood at karaoke.
Wonderful worldindigo la End10rank/position
With lyrics that spill out like scattered words, it achieves a highly relatable finish.
It’s music that keeps you company in silence, like sitting quietly beside you when you’re alone.
The song is by indigo la End, the band led by Enon Kawatani, who also fronts Gesu no Kiwami Otome, and it was included on their 2012 mini-album “Sayonara, Subarashii Sekai” (Goodbye, Wonderful World).
The band’s sound, tinged with an ennui-laden atmosphere, intertwines with Kawatani’s wistful vocals to create a pensive mood.
