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Japanese Pop Valentine’s Day Song Rankings [2026]

Valentine’s Day is a once-a-year event that makes both guys and girls’ hearts race.

We’re excited to present the latest top 100 Japanese Valentine’s love songs—ranked all at once by most views!

There are plenty of wonderful tracks, including songs that capture pure, heartfelt love.

Get in the mood for Valentine’s Day.

The playlist is updated weekly.

Japanese Pop Valentine’s Day Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)

me me sheRADWIMPS15rank/position

RADWIMPS – me me she [Official Music Video]
me me sheRADWIMPS

Packed with Yojiro Noda’s unique worldview, “me me she” might sound like a happy song, but in the end, words of parting appear.

It’s unclear whether that signifies a true “goodbye,” yet as you listen to this calmly narrated song about someone dear, it seems to bring back various memories you’ve shared with the person you love.

Darling Dancekairiki bea16rank/position

[Official] Darling Dance / Kairiki Bear feat. Hatsune Miku
Darling Dancekairiki bea

If you’re feeling anxious about your unrequited love, I recommend listening to “Darling Dance.” It’s a song that portrays the struggles of a woman who can’t get the attention of the man she likes.

With its very high tempo and intense melody, it naturally lifts your spirits as you listen.

The track is by the Vocaloid producer Kairiki Bear and uses Hatsune Miku.

Incidentally, the song also became a hot topic when Ado covered it.

It’s fun to compare the versions.

Lavisurii17rank/position

Lavie / Surii feat. Kagamine Len
Lavisurii

“Lovey” is a track that made waves for hitting a million plays.

What’s drawn especially big attention are its catchy lyrics, which play on rhymes using “Lovey” and “yummy.” The song was created by the Vocaloid producer Surii, with Kagamine Len on vocals.

By the way, besides meaning “delicious,” “yummy” can also describe someone who’s attractive.

Keeping that in mind might make the song sound a little different.

Old-fashionedback number18rank/position

back number - “Old Fashion” Music Video (Theme song for the TBS Friday drama “A Great Love: You, Who Will Forget Me”)
Old-fashionedback number

A song by back number that became a hot topic as the theme song for the drama “The Biggest Love: With You Who Will Forget Me.” It’s not a breakup song, but it’s a love song I really want you to listen to when you’ve just gone through a breakup.

Right after a breakup, you probably still have feelings for that person.

Just because you were dumped doesn’t mean you can suddenly stop liking them, right…? This is a song I recommend for you in that situation.

Winter and Springback number19rank/position

Released on January 24, 2024, back number’s single “Fuyu to Haru” (“Winter and Spring”) is a song that evokes the end of the cold season and the start of something new.

Produced by music producer Masanori Shimada, the track hints at a new chapter for the band.

Iyori Shimizu’s warm vocals are striking, and the music video released on YouTube features Anna Ishii.

The lyrics deftly weave together the pain of heartbreak with the hope that sprouts anew with the arrival of spring, arriving at the conclusion that it isn’t tied to any specific person while strongly conveying a message that suggests personal growth.

It’s a song I highly recommend to anyone who wants to rise from heartbreak while dreaming of a brighter future.

You’re no longer here.FUNKY MONKEY BABYS20rank/position

FUNKY MONKEY BABYS "You’re Not Here Anymore"
You're no longer here.FUNKY MONKEY BABYS

A song that expresses a man’s honest feelings after being dumped by his girlfriend.

I like that it doesn’t try to be cool, and it’s very easy to listen to.

Because it has a good groove, the melody doesn’t sound gloomy, letting you revel in heartbreak with a brighter feel.

If you don’t like gloomy vibes, I recommend this one.

Japanese Pop Valentine’s Song Rankings [2026] (21–30)

Radiant DaysSupira Supika21rank/position

Spira Spica “Sunshine Days” × TV Anime “My Dress-Up Darling” Collaboration Movie
Radiant DaysSupira Supika

Known by the nickname “Kisekoi,” the TV anime My Dress-Up Darling features the opening theme song Sansan Days by the rock band Spira Spica.

The lyrics were written by the vocalist Mikiha, and they wonderfully capture the excitement of a girl in love.

It’s a refreshing, exhilarating track that anyone can enjoy—whether you know the anime or not.

It’s perfect for boosting the Valentine’s Day romantic mood, so be sure to check it out!