Kotringo Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Hello, see you tomorrow.Kotoringo1rank/position

Kotringo / Hello, See You Tomorrow (2019 version)

This song, which sings about everyday little joys and feelings of gratitude, is characterized by a gentle, warm musical style.

Kotringo’s soft vocals and delicate piano performance create a soothing harmony.

Released in November 2006, it’s also known as the theme song for Gekkeikan “Tsuki” commercials.

You can feel the warmth embedded in everyday exchanges like “hello” and “goodbye.” When you want to express your gratitude to someone special, why not listen to this song? It will surely convey feelings that words alone can’t express.

Children’s WorldKotoringo2rank/position

Children’s World

This is a song cherished as the theme of the animated film “Mai Mai Miracle,” set in Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Some of you may have felt that the warm afterglow you carried out of the theater existed thanks to this very piece.

Kotringo’s clear, translucent voice and delicate piano tones evoke a gentle nostalgia, like quietly opening an old picture book.

One of the lovely things about this song is how it brings back those special vistas you could see only in childhood—like gazing up at the sky from the depths of a wheat field.

When the song ends, you’ll likely find yourself under a tender spell that makes your heart feel a little lighter.

Beloved SpringKotoringo3rank/position

This commercial empathizes with the effort of tending to your skin not only when you feel good but also when you’re tired, and conveys the desire for people to use Domohorn Wrinkle especially at those times.

The visuals depict a woman doing her best throughout the day, expressing that no matter how tired you are, you can quickly care for your skin.

The subtle smile when she uses the product is a key point, highlighting both its ease and the sense of fulfillment.

Further accentuating the film’s gentle atmosphere is Kotringo’s “Itoshiki Haru.” The tender sound of piano and strings, paired with her soaring vocals, leaves a strong impression and conveys a warmth that feels close and comforting.

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AXIA ~Sad Little Bird~Kotoringo4rank/position

Kotringo / AXIA ~Sad Little Bird~

It’s a cover of a song from Yuki Saito’s idol days.

It was a well-known number from a cassette tape commercial.

Kotringo preserves the original’s girlish charm while crafting an artistic sound with improvisational-style piano.

All of her cover songs are so original.

HarmoniaKotoringo5rank/position

The Anthem of the Heart × Sony High-Resolution “WALKMAN®” & Headphones Collaboration CM 30 seconds

With its translucent melody and clear vocals, it was so pleasant to listen to that I almost fell asleep.

Since it’s primarily performed with acoustic and string instruments, the songs themselves are very relaxed.

Personally, I picture it playing in a stylish café.

Come on over.Kotoringo6rank/position

"Oideyo" – Kotringo (Kotringo – Come Over)

Kotringo’s upbeat track “Oideyo” moves you with her innately transparent vocals.

At first glance, the lyrics may seem abstract and hard to grasp, but they symbolically express a desire to remain together with a loved one, making it a truly compelling listen.

Hello, see you tomorrow.Kotoringo7rank/position

Kotringo – Hello, See You Tomorrow

“Konnichiwa Mata Ashita” is Kotringo’s debut song—a beautiful piano-driven number discovered by Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Its gentle, unconventional pop melody and Kotringo’s whisper-soft vocals are deeply soothing.

The romantic, warm lyrics feel purifying, and it’s a lovely ballad that makes the piano’s melody shine even more.

It lets you savor the small joys in life, and its atmosphere makes you want to listen to it together with your child.

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