Keyakizaka46 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Forgive me, ChristmasKeyakizaka4622rank/position

Keyakizaka46 'Sorry, Christmas' Short Ver.

It’s the coupling track included on the first-press Type-D edition of Keyakizaka46’s masterpiece “Kuroi Hitsuji,” which would later be reborn through a new interpretation.

The unit “Shoujo Friends,” known for its charming members—Rina Uemura, Rika Ozeki, Nanako Nagasawa, and Rika Watanabe—takes the lead on this song.

Its melody soaks in with a poignant atmosphere that conjures a scene of falling snow, depicting the feelings of someone who decides to end a relationship on Christmas night.

Perhaps this love was one that should never have been guided to begin with.

The pain of choosing to part for the other person’s sake, rather than to keep going, gently permeates with a fragile ache.

Though it’s a sorrowful song, there’s a curious sense of comfort in the members’ cute charm.

For those who have experienced a breakup around Christmastime, it’s a heartbreak song that will likely draw you in even deeper emotionally.

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The Halloween pumpkin cracked.Keyakizaka4623rank/position

Hinatazaka46 – The Halloween Pumpkin Broke (Color Coded Lyrics/Line Distribution/Part Allocation)

It’s a delightful piece with a theatrical structure, almost like a scene from a musical! Performed by “Rimachan-chic,” a unit from Keyakizaka46’s sister group Hiragana Keyakizaka46 (later Hinatazaka46), its fairy-tale, cutesy sound really boosts the Halloween mood.

The lyrics feature a unique setup where the singer’s parents, back when they were dating, get into a lovers’ quarrel and end up smashing a pumpkin—super comical, right? The song is included on the album “Hashiridasu Shunkan,” released in June 2018.

It was sometimes performed live with short skits, so if you get into character with friends at karaoke, it’s guaranteed to be a hit!

Shibuya RiverKeyakizaka4624rank/position

Keyakizaka46 “Shibuyagawa” Short Ver.

This is a Keyakizaka46 song that gently portrays the changing cityscape of Shibuya.

Carried by the pleasant tones of an acoustic guitar, the harmonies of Yui Imaizumi and Yui Kobayashi resonate beautifully.

Released in July 2017, the piece takes the rebuilding of Shibuya Parco as its motif, carefully weaving the emotions of young people growing alongside the city’s transformation.

Its cool vibe, reminiscent of 1980s female idols, is also captivating.

The lyrics, which feel like a snapshot of youth, are sure to strike a deep chord with those living in the city.

It’s especially recommended to listen while walking through Shibuya, where nostalgia and novelty coexist.