Sonoko Inoue Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Sonoko Inoue “Everything.”

“Zenbu,” which was selected as the theme song for the film “Kiss Cam! ~COME ON, KISS ME AGAIN!,” was included on singer-songwriter and actress Sonoko Inoue’s 2020 mini-album “Harezora.” Its straightforward band sound, incorporating piano tones, leaves a strong impression.

The lyrics portray a couple who overcome both the good and the not-so-good together.

It’s a tsundere love song that vows to keep loving that special someone—even when you put on a brave face or get into fights.

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Sonoko Inoue – Futari

This song is filled with the adorable feelings of a girl in love for the guy she adores: Sonoko Inoue’s “Futari.” It’s included on her major-label debut mini album “#17,” released in 2015.

It’s a heart-fluttering track that conveys the overwhelming, can’t-get-enough love of a girl who’s gone from unrequited love to a mutual relationship.

We’ve all felt this way at some point, right? Cherish the happiness of being together with the person you love so much, and make sure to express it properly on your special anniversary!

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Sonoko Inoue – Message

Inoue Sonoko’s “Message” is irresistibly charming with its cute vocals and poppy melody.

It breezily sings about a classic love scenario: someone you didn’t think much of at first gradually becomes the person you like before you even realize it.

Wanting to be lovey-dovey yet feeling a bit hesitant—that’s part of the thrill of romance, isn’t it? Guys might find themselves wishing someone would send them a message this cute.

The music video is full of youthful vibes—it might even make you want to go back to those days.

Highly recommended if you want to savor that feeling of youth.

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Sonoko Inoue – To My Precious You

It’s a song suffused with Sonoko Inoue’s voice, which awakens that sweet-and-sour feeling that tightens your chest in a fleeting moment on a summer evening.

From everyday fragments like scenes of commuting to school and long late-night phone calls, the track beautifully captures a straightforward yet heartrending first love.

The pure wish to “always be by your side” and the delicate murmur of “I don’t want to lose you” will likely resonate with listeners’ own youthful memories.

Released in July 2015 as the lead track on her major-label debut mini-album “#17,” it reached No.

66 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

You may have heard it as a Sumitomo Life insurance commercial song.

It’s a gem I’d recommend when you want to sink into a sentimental mood or lean into a pure love song.

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Inoue Sonoko “Tenbyō no Uta” (Solo ver.) Music Video

This is a song that drew attention for its collaboration between singer-songwriter and actress Sonoko Inoue and the rock band Mrs.

GREEN APPLE.

This time, we’re featuring Sonoko Inoue’s solo version.

It’s a mutual-love song that expresses the wish for a summer spent with someone you love to go on forever.

It was included on her third album, “Shiro to Iroiro,” released in 2019.

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Sonoko Inoue / Sparklers -Music Video- (Full Ver.)

A signature song by Sonoko Inoue that sings of the bittersweet moment when summer comes to a fleeting end.

Released in July 2014 as the lead track from her first mini-album “Senkou Hanabi,” this youth anthem encapsulates the genuine feelings of Inoue, who was a high school student at the time.

Its charm lies in the gentle, heart-soothing melody woven from warm acoustic tones and her clear, transparent voice.

The lyrics, which express longing and loneliness for the summer that has passed, resonate deeply with listeners.

If you sing it toward the end of a karaoke session when you want a calm, reflective mood, everyone there will find themselves listening intently.

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Sonoko Inoue / Red Scarf -Music Video- (Full Ver.)

Inoue Sonoko’s “Red Scarf” is a song about a woman who decides to give up on her feelings without ever putting them into words, as the person she likes becomes drawn to someone else.

The protagonist is likely friends with both the guy and the girl he likes.

Holding back her tears, she tells herself she has to support the two of them… she has to wish for their happiness.

It’s a heartbreakingly poignant song that anyone with an unrequited love should hear.

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