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miwa’s Heartbreak Songs: Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Singer-songwriter miwa has won a great deal of popularity among younger generations.
You’ve probably heard her songs in various settings, such as TV drama theme songs, and every one of them is catchy and well-loved, isn’t it?
When it comes to love songs among her tracks, you probably have a particular song that comes to mind, don’t you?
In this article, we’ve ranked the love songs she’s created, so be sure to check it out.
Where does the song you thought of rank?
miwa’s Heartbreak Songs: Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Unrequited lovemiwa1rank/position
This song marks a new frontier for miwa, as it’s her first to feature a piano performance since her official debut.
You usually picture miwa bouncing around energetically when she sings, right? In contrast to that familiar image, the somewhat mature and gently mellow melody here tenderly echoes the song’s motif of unrequited love.
The lyrics—about liking someone for so long but not knowing what to do—straightforwardly capture the feelings of a woman encountering her first love, and it’s refreshing to hear.
It’s a track I’d love anyone currently in love to listen to.
Night sky.miwa feat. haji→2rank/position
A heartbreaking breakup song that makes you want to cry from the very first piano and strings in the intro.
It’s a collaboration between miwa and Haji→.
That feeling after a breakup—when you can’t forget them, you want to see them, and your chest aches—is something everyone has experienced, right? Those emotions are woven painfully and tenderly through the duo’s beautiful harmonies.
The song is told from both female and male perspectives, but its beautiful melody and harmonies may particularly appeal to women.
Try listening under the night sky, wondering whether he might be feeling the same way as the guy in this song.
don’t cry anymoremiwa3rank/position
Singer-songwriter miwa has a crystal-clear, beautiful voice and a determined presence as she powerfully strums her guitar—delicate yet undeniably strong.
Her 2010 release “don’t cry anymore” is the celebrated song that marked her debut.
The track sings of the strength of a protagonist who, even after hitting rock bottom, vows to rise again, declaring, “No matter how hard it gets, I won’t lose.” It was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Nakanai to Kimeta Hi,” starring Nana Eikura.
After a heartbreak, it’s easy for your mental state to fall apart.
No matter how many times you experience it, the sadness never disappears—but if you develop the resilience to endure it, you can become an even more compelling version of yourself!
Goodbyemiwa4rank/position
“Sayonara” depicts the moment of parting from the person you thought was more precious than anyone else.
This song by singer-songwriter miwa—who skillfully performs a wide range of music from pop to rock—was included on her 2013 album “Delight.” It portrays a relationship between two people who, as many seasons pass, gradually grow distant and begin to miss each other emotionally.
The track features her gentle voice and warm melody that seem to envelop the loneliness and anxiety of heartbreak.
Why not listen closely to the words that unfold a scene of farewell right before your eyes?
Rebootmiwa5rank/position
This song, Reboot, was also the theme for the hugely popular drama Nagi’s Long Vacation, so many of you have probably heard it.
Miwa usually sings cutely about the feelings of a girl in love, but this track has a slightly different vibe.
It’s refreshing—you can feel the decisiveness of a woman who’s had enough, is fed up with everything, and is ready to throw it all away.
Night Sky (feat. Haji→)miwa6rank/position
A heartbreaking song with lyrics about a lost love you just can’t forget—about how there’s no one but you—that will make you cry.
It mirrors the feelings I had when I got my heart broken, so listening to it really brings me to tears.
I regret wondering why I fell in love, but more than anything, the feeling of gratitude—because I was happy after all—comes through.
It conveys the honest feelings of a girl so clearly.