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MISIA's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

MISIA is a Japanese female artist.

She is also a mysterious performer who keeps her real name private and rarely appears on television.

Even so, she enjoys enormous popularity, and thanks to tie-ins such as commercials, her songs have become widely familiar.

Please enjoy a ranking of MISIA’s popular songs.

MISIA Popular Song Ranking [2026] (81–90)

Hill Where Stars FallMISIA86rank/position

Hill Where Stars Fall (from Starry Sky Live VII @ Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Live Ver.)
Hill Where Stars FallMISIA

A gem of a ballad by MISIA, sung with a yearning for the stars that twinkle in the night sky.

Its beautiful lyrics layer memories of the past and hopes for the future onto the stars, and her commanding five-octave voice amplifies the emotion, moving listeners to their core.

Included on her debut album Mother Father Brother Sister, released in 1998, the piece features a strikingly grand arrangement woven from strings and piano.

It’s a song we especially recommend to those in long-distance relationships or anyone quietly holding feelings for someone dear.

In a Corner of the Starry SkyMISIA87rank/position

This is the theme song for the TV drama “We Were All Once Children.” It’s sung at a slow tempo, tender yet powerful.

The lyrics feel like self-encouragement, and listening to them is heartrending and sorrowful.

It’s the kind of song that would probably make you burst into tears if you listened to it after a breakup.

The Last Night TrainMISIA88rank/position

Are you familiar with the theme song of the Netflix drama “Jimmy: The True Story That Seems Like a Joke,” planned and produced by Sanma Akashiya? Adding color to this laugh-and-cry story depicting the mentor-mentee bond between Jimmy Onishi and Sanma, as well as their interactions with those around them, is MISIA, the songstress from Nagasaki Prefecture.

She delivered a jazzy cover—arranged by New York–based trumpeter Takuya Kuroda—of the classic first released by Kai Band in 1977.

Closing out the album “MISIA SOUL JAZZ SESSION,” released in July 2017, this track seeps into the heart with MISIA’s embracing vocals and a sound that feels urban yet somehow nostalgic.

It’s the kind of mature ballad you’ll want to savor in the quiet of the night, letting it linger after you finish the drama.

The thrill is coming.MISIA89rank/position

With passionate rhythms of jazz and Latin, this number hints at the drama that’s about to unfold.

It’s a song by MISIA, renowned for her overwhelming vocal prowess, included on the EP “MISIA SOUL JAZZ SESSION,” released in July 2017.

The piece sings of a strong will to move toward the future beyond a series of unexpected events, and just listening to it fills you with strength.

Chosen as the theme song for WOWOW’s “LPGA Women’s Golf Tour 2018 Season,” it resonates with athletes striving for the top.

It’s sure to give a powerful push to anyone taking on a challenge!

Let’s Sing a Song (24-Hour TV ver.)MISIA90rank/position

MISIA – Let’s Sing a Song (24-Hour TV ver.) Special Movie
Let's Sing a Song (24-Hour TV ver.)MISIA

MISIA’s charity song “Let’s Sing (24-Hour TV ver.)” is a ray of light that illuminated the dark days of 2021.

This piece is dedicated to people facing hardships.

MISIA’s warm, powerful voice is encouraging, and lyrics by Masashi Sada convey a message that resonates deeply.

It’s a work that appeals to the emotions and offers hope, and for many listeners it will be a first step toward a brighter future.

It’s a song that gives courage and hope—one I especially want those in sorrow to hear!