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Daichi Miura Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Daichi Miura is an entertainer.
He’s an all-around talent—not only a singer but also a lyricist, composer, dancer, and instrumentalist—who reaches our hearts with his comprehensive insight and skill.
Check out Daichi Miura’s popular songs in a ranking format.
Daichi Miura’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
BlizzardMiura Daichi1rank/position
Since it was the theme song for the film Dragon Ball Super: Broly, it’s a tune that students and little kids alike are familiar with.
Words in the lyrics that evoke the Dragon Ball story give it a subtle, teasing vibe that makes your heart race, and yet Daichi Miura’s unique world is perfectly preserved—honestly, this might just be a god-tier track.
With lyrics along the lines of “Blow away this closed-off world, Blizzard!” it’s a song you want to hear not only in the city but out on a wide-open ski slope, too! It’s a catchy, danceable number you’ll no doubt be hearing again at the end of this year.
Just by touching ~Always with you~Miura Daichi2rank/position
Daichi Miura, who attracts support from a wide audience thanks not only to his dancing but also to his powerful vocals.
His song “Fureau Dake de ~Always with you~” was released in 2014 as his 16th single and was also used in a commercial for Kao’s NIVEA brand.
With clear vocals over a piano accompaniment, the track gradually becomes enveloped in rich strings, creating a majestic image that beautifully expresses pure, heartfelt love.
It’s a number that’s easy on the ears and rewarding to dive into, no matter your age.
EXCITEMiura Daichi3rank/position
Daichi Miura’s dance music is full of an irresistible energy that lifts your spirits just by listening.
Released in March 2017, this track is also known as the theme song for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid.
Centered on themes of evolution and challenge, it powerfully conveys the passion and drive of young people.
Its energetic beat and catchy melody make a strong impression and naturally make you want to move.
The choreography, perfectly matched to the song’s vibe, has a great sense of speed and is a pleasure to watch.
Perfect for times when you’re not in the mood or want to boost your energy.
It’s recommended not only for skilled dancers but also for anyone who wants to feel uplifted through music.
heartbeat soundMiura Daichi4rank/position
A single released in July 2024 by singer Daichi Miura, who continues to redefine the pinnacle of entertainment by fusing overwhelming vocal prowess with dynamic dance performance.
Chosen as the official support song for TEAM JAPAN at the Paris 2024 Olympics, it rides a heartbeat-like beat, and his powerful vocals that give you the courage to take a step forward feel so uplifting.
Its positive message—reframing the racing beat of nerves and anxiety as a signal that something new is beginning—will likely resonate deeply with those worn out by changing environments and weighed down by the May blues.
It’s an energy-charged number that gently yet powerfully pushes the backs of anyone taking on a challenge.
brilliant; radiant; glittering; bright (sunlight)Miura Daichi5rank/position
A heartfelt ballad delivered by Daichi Miura, who captivates audiences with his exceptional vocals and world-class dance.
Released in 2022 as his 29th single, it was written as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series Chimudondon.
The song was reportedly crafted with the feeling of writing a letter to his late grandmother, expressing the warm love from family as a light that illuminates one’s back.
Its universal theme resonated with many, earning the Drama Song Award at the 113th The Television Drama Academy Awards.
It’s a song that can set a calm and positive tone when listened to at the start of your day.
（RE）PLAYMiura Daichi6rank/position
Daichi Miura’s music enjoys enduring support as a staple of dance music.
This track is a dance-pop number included on his sixth original album, “HIT,” which centers on the themes of freedom and challenge.
The lyrics explore the importance of rebooting one’s life and the meaning of living true to oneself.
Released in March 2017, it was also chosen as the theme song for Red Bull BC One World Final 2016.
Pursuing self-expression and empathy through dance, the music video features renowned dancers from various Japanese dance genres performing with Miura—a truly stunning sight.
It’s recommended not only for those interested in dance, but also for anyone who wants to value their own individuality.
AnchorMiura Daichi7rank/position
Daichi Miura overwhelms viewers with his outstanding singing and dancing.
The song he performs here is a mid-tempo number that gently stays close to anxious hearts as a new chapter in life begins.
Released as a single in March 2014, it was written as the theme song for the drama “Yoru no Sensei.” Produced by Nao’ymt, it is also included on the album FEVER.
True to its title, which means “anchor,” the song carries a warm message that supports you when you feel like you might be swept away.
Rather than a flashy fight song, it offers a quiet kindness, like someone nodding beside you.
The beautiful strings are especially fitting when you’re tense in a new environment.
Try listening on your way to school, and you’ll surely feel your heart calm and the courage to face forward welling up.
I’m HereMiura Daichi8rank/position
Daichi Miura is an entertainer Japan is proud of, who wields overwhelming dance skills and vocal ability as his weapons and, as a songwriter, has created many classic hits.
Because Miura excels at both singing and dancing, his songs are also popular as dance tracks, and there are surely people who started dancing out of admiration, wanting to move like him.
The song introduced here, “I’m Here,” is a masterpiece that drew attention for being choreographed jointly by the world-renowned dance performance group s**t kingz and Miura, and for its first performance ahead of the song’s release on CDTV Special! New Year’s Eve Premier Live 2019→2020.
The music video was released on January 31, 2020, and it’s still fresh in our memories that it surpassed one million views by the tenth day.
Many of you likely watched the MV on repeat around February 2020.
If you’re thinking of taking on this song’s choreography, Miura and s**t kingz have also released an MV commentary video, so we recommend checking it out beforehand!
LullabyMiura Daichi9rank/position
For men who struggle with high notes, I recommend the song “Lullaby.” It was released in 2010 by Daichi Miura, a dancer who delivers overwhelming performances to his audiences.
Its slow tempo and dramatic melody line are deeply moving.
The song stays in a lower key throughout, so you can tackle it using only chest voice.
Memorize the lyrics, which blend Japanese and English, and sing it coolly! Why not show off this number—full of mature charm—at karaoke?
You&MeMiura Daichi10rank/position
Daichi Miura, a singer-songwriter often dubbed the “Japanese Michael Jackson” for his overwhelming dance performances, continues to deliberately pursue originality.
“You & Me,” included on his second album Who’s The Man, is a track marked by its striking piano-and-strings intro.
The story portrays a fragile relationship that would likely shatter if the feelings were spoken aloud—something anyone who’s fallen for someone they shouldn’t can relate to.
It’s a sentimental love ballad whose emotional ensemble stirs the heart.
