MINMI’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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MINMI’s Memory of FREEDOM 2015 (MOVE/Hologram/Nureso feat. HAN-KUN)

A song that became the theme for the TV anime “Jitsu wa Watashi wa” (“Actually, I Am”).

The dynamics of love between men and women can change so easily, can’t they? With the slightest thing, distance can grow between two people, and yet it seems to depict the moment when everyone realizes the importance of trusting each other while looking ahead to the future they will walk together.

“Bon-kyu-bon” (a Japanese onomatopoeic slang describing an hourglass figure: bust–waist–hips)MINMI42rank/position

[MV] MINMI – Bonkyu-bon ~BonKyubon~

This is also a song that gets everyone hyped at karaoke.

It’s cute, upbeat, and really lifts your mood.

It’s the kind of song you can get excited with.

I was surprised at first that she sings this kind of song, but because it’s MINMI singing, it turns into a cute, energizing, and refreshing track.

La La La ~Song of Love~MINMI43rank/position

MINMI – Lalala ~Love Song~ LIVE

I love MINMI’s love songs because they’re filled with heartfelt emotion and so much affection when you listen to them.

This song is a real crowd-pleaser, too.

It has a proper story and is well-crafted.

The strong feelings in it are moving.

It makes me feel like I can do my best starting tomorrow.

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Heisei no Otome

MINMI’s 2010 release is characterized by an up-tempo sound that incorporates reggae and dancehall elements.

The lyrics comically depict the everyday life and emotions of women in the Heisei era, with memorable repeated phrases.

With themes of modern women’s strength and identity, the song is likely to resonate with many female listeners.

Included on the album “Mother,” this track is a catchy pop tune that portrays women living powerfully while carrying everyday stress and anxiety.

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MINMI – Full of Memories (1-chorus version)

It reminds me of graduation ceremonies.

But when MINMI sings this song, it has a very pop vibe and doesn’t feel too sentimental, so I think it’s good for younger generations too.

It’s been turned into a slightly upbeat classic.

Still, it’s strange how listening closely to the lyrics can make you cry.