miwa’s Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Meguro Rivermiwa8rank/position

Meguro River

A heartwarming song sung by the singer-songwriter miwa.

The girl who appears in the lyrics is always imagining her straightforward and pure desire to send her feelings to the boy who is far away.

These days we can easily stay in touch with people far away through phones and social media apps, but the wish to meet and talk in person is something that never really changes, isn’t it?

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miwa 『Princess』 Music Video

“Princess” is a song packed with girly feelings of waiting for a prince on a white horse.

Released in 2016 by singer-songwriter miwa—who can effortlessly handle everything from colorful pop to grand ballads—it features a lively band sound accented by the bright tones of a mandolin.

The cute lyrics, which express a girl’s honest feelings, are heart-fluttering, and her girlish vocals hint at the beginning of a new romance.

It’s a unique love song that unfolds in a fairytale-like world.

Give this charming track a listen—it’ll make you excited about love and life.

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miwa 'If You Were Here So I Could Hold You'

How many times have I witnessed that scene—her strumming a big guitar and singing with such joy—and how many times has she encouraged me like that? I always wonder where miwa, who looks so petite, packs all that immense energy.

The title of this song, “If You’re Here and I Can Hold You,” says it all and is lovely.

The lyrics that say you don’t need anything else—as long as you’re here—are straightforward and refreshing.

A recommended track that writes that love isn’t a thing, but an existence itself.

It was also chosen as the theme song for TBS’s moving medical drama “Kounodori.”

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miwa – Napa [Live at Budokan “We are the light ~38/39 DAY~” 2018]

A song whose lyrics candidly express miwa’s own experiences while studying abroad.

It beautifully distills the loneliness and fragility unique to long-distance relationships.

The sparkling, mid-tempo melody further accentuates the sense of solitude.

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miwa “February 14 feat. Takaya Kawasaki” Music Video

The collaboration between miwa and Takaya Kawasaki, “February 14 feat.

Takaya Kawasaki,” is a standout track on the album Valentine Is Coming Again, released on February 8, 2023.

The lyrics skillfully blend bittersweetness and sweetness, evoking the nerves and excitement of Valentine’s Day.

The music video, where miwa tries her hand at making sweets, is also heartwarming to watch.

This song is sure to give a gentle push to anyone who wants to confess their feelings to someone they like but can’t quite find the courage.

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miwa 『441』 Music Video

A heartrending love song that portrays emotional misalignment, likened to a guitar’s tuning frequencies.

It conveys a strong desire to fix the rift that has formed between two people in love and restore harmony.

Released as a single in June 2011, this track was chosen as the theme song for the “Mune-kyun Sukatto” segment of Fuji TV’s “Tsuukai TV Sukatto Japan.” It’s recommended for those who feel uneasy about their relationship with someone important, or who sense a drift in their hearts yet still want to move forward.

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miwa 『don’t cry anymore』Music Video

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!

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