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Miliyah Kato’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

They’ve released many songs—breakup tunes, happy tracks, and songs directed toward women.

Among them, we’ve compiled the most popular ones into a ranking.

Whether you’re a fan of Miliyah Kato or new to her, take this opportunity to check them out!

Miliyah Kato Popular Song Ranking [2026] (51–60)

wailing in griefKato Miria57rank/position

Released in 1993 as Shizuka Kudo’s 18th single, this song was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.

drama “Ano Hi ni Kaeritai.” In 2012, Miliyah Kato covered the song as the B-side of her single “AIAIAI,” marking the first cover by someone other than Kudo herself and lyricist Miyuki Nakajima.

The last ‘I love you’Kato Miria58rank/position

Miliyah Kato’s love song “Saigo no I LOVE YOU,” which resonates with many listeners and is especially popular among women for its relatable lyrics, is included on her third album, “TOKYO STAR,” released in 2008.

An acoustic version has also been distributed as a digital single.

Many people experience deep sadness in love that can leave them emotionally drained.

Those going through a breakup may feel lost in darkness, unsure how to recover.

Perhaps letting yourself cry your heart out to a song like this could be just what you need.

instinctKato Miria59rank/position

Miliyah Kato “Instinct” (from COVERS -WOMAN & MAN-, released 2020.11.25)
instinctKato Miria

Singer-songwriter Miliyah Kato has journeyed through love and life’s turning points together with women of her generation who support her, through the medium of song.

She made her major debut in 2004 while still in high school with the single “Never let go / Yozora,” and at the time drew attention not only for her music but also for her fashion and visuals as a “charismatic high school girl.” Her appeal lies in her vocals, which deliver R&B tracks with passionate soulfulness and, at times, heartbreaking tenderness that moves listeners to tears.

In 2020, she released her first cover album, “COVERS -WOMAN & MAN-,” featuring 15 songs including Namie Amuro’s “Don’t wanna cry,” whom she admires, and Fujii Kaze’s “Yasashisa (Kindness).”

GodKato Miria60rank/position

Miliyah Kato “Kamisama”
GodKato Miria

Miliyah Kato’s song is a powerful love song themed around deep love and rebirth through the presence of God.

Released in January 2014, it was inspired by her short story collection of the same name, which she wrote herself, beautifully showcasing a fusion of literature and music.

In the lyrics, a specific “you” is likened to God, expressing profound gratitude and affection for their existence.

Kato’s emotionally rich vocals further amplify the song’s message.

This track is perfect for those who have experienced heartbreak or setbacks and are seeking new encounters and hope.

Its heartfelt lyrics and beautiful melody are sure to soothe the listener’s soul.

Miliyah Kato Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (61–70)

FOREVER LOVEShimizu Shota × Kato Miliyah61rank/position

The original song is by the same singers, “Love Forever”; like this song, it’s also a collaboration between Shota Shimizu and Miliyah Kato.

Even before Shota Shimizu’s major debut, the two had collaborated on a track called “I’M YOUR ANGEL.” As this is their third collaboration, their chemistry is perfect.

LOVERSWakadanna feat. Katō Miriya62rank/position

Young Master / “LOVERS feat. Miliyah Kato” MV short ver. (Romantic Delusion Edition – Part 1)
LOVERSWakadanna feat. Katō Miriya

This song features Wakadanna and Miliyah Kato.

Right from the start, Wakadanna’s powerful, husky voice feels like it jumps straight into your ears.

That’s exactly why Miliyah Kato’s clear, beautiful vocals shine even more.

It’s a track where two distinct personalities support each other.

Try singing this solid, heavy-rhythm number as a duet—man and woman—in an emotive, passionate style at karaoke.

Never let goKato Miria63rank/position

Miliyah Kato — “Never let go”
Never let goKato Miria

It was released in 2004 as Miliyah Kato’s debut single.

The lyrics and music were written by Miliyah Kato herself, and it is said that she created the song when she was 13.

At the time of her debut, she was a first-year high school student, and her powerful vocals and mature expression became a hot topic.