Kumi Koda’s Love Songs: Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Koda Kumi / “hands” (from the new album “WINTER of LOVE”)

A gem-like ballad by Kumi Koda that sings of a love still burning intensely even from afar.

The bittersweet feelings of a long-distance relationship are exquisitely conveyed through her powerful yet delicate vocals.

Released in November 2005, the song was also featured in commercials for NTT DoCoMo’s FOMA 902i series.

Seamlessly blending R&B and pop elements, it reached No.

7 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

The heartfelt cry of a woman—“I really want you to stop me”—pierces listeners to the core.

It’s a song we especially recommend to anyone eagerly awaiting a reunion with someone dear.

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Kumi Koda / “Ai no Uta” (from the new album “WINTER of LOVE”)

Ai no Uta, Kumi Koda’s 37th single released in 2007, is a ballad that resonates with many listeners.

She even authored a diet book, conveying the appeal of her aggressively forward‑living style.

It’s one of her signature songs—a ballad that straightforwardly portrays romantic feelings from a woman’s perspective.

It was also used in a music.jp commercial and is very popular.

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Kumi Koda / Cutie Honey

It’s not a heartfelt love song, but it’s a bright, upbeat track that could really liven up the atmosphere at the venue.

Everyone can join in on the “Honey Flash” part, or if the bride doesn’t usually have chances to sing in front of the groom, she could boldly use this song to show off her cuteness.

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Kumi Koda / “Fate” (from the new album “WINTER of LOVE”)

You want to connect with someone you care about, but you can’t… That poignant backstory comes through in this song.

It’s a track by Kumi Koda, the diva who led the Japanese music scene in the 2000s, released in 2006 as her 34th single.

It was chosen as the theme song for the film “Ōoku,” attracting a lot of attention.

The grand arrangement built around the sound of the piano matches the message of the lyrics.

It’s a song that really hits you in the heart and can genuinely make you cry—highly recommended for karaoke, too.

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