miwa Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Beyond the skymiwa78rank/position

Beyond the Sky / miwa [Music Box] (Theme music for the NHK General TV program “Aim for the 2020 Olympians”)

It’s a song where you can sense a slightly more mature image of miwa.

As the theme song for the NHK program “Aim for It! Olympians of 2020? The Hidden Gems of the Tokyo Olympics,” its soaring arrangement and vocals tie in with the show’s content.

Yui (Knot/Bond)miwa79rank/position

miwa “Yui (Bond)” Music Video

Miwa, a singer-songwriter very popular among women of her generation, released the single “Yui (Knot)” in 2016.

It was featured on NHK’s Minna no Uta and was created as the required piece for the junior high division of that year’s NHK National School Music Competition.

As a graduation song that captures the troubled hearts of adolescents—junior high and high school students alike—many listeners who feel the same way may have found that this song resonated perfectly with them.

It’s a number that will surely strike a chord with anyone chasing their dreams.

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utatane

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blue skymiwa80rank/position

miwa aozora

This is a cover of the famous Blue Hearts song “Aozora” by miwa, with the key raised slightly.

The original has a low key, making it hard for women to sing, but this version is set in a key that’s easier for female voices, so you can sing it comfortably without strain.

Night sky.miwa feat. haji→81rank/position

miwa feat. Hajime→ Night Sky.

It’s a love ballad featuring Hajime→, a singer-songwriter from Sendai.

The drama segment stars Kentaro Sakaguchi, Riho Takada, and Murotsuyoshi.

It’s a bittersweet love song about wanting to meet but being unable to.

Listening to this track can bring you to the verge of tears.

The poignant harmonies between the male and female vocals tighten your chest.

CLEARmiwa82rank/position

CLEAR / miwa (cover)

CLEAR was written as the theme song for the sixth installment of NHK’s project “Ani x Para: Who Is Your Hero?” featuring visually impaired judo.

The song carries the message: don’t worry about what others say or how they judge you—keep moving toward the person you want to become.

Many listeners may find themselves in tears at its gentle lyrics when they feel lost.

The music video includes footage of judoka Junko Hirose, who won a bronze medal at the Rio Paralympics, and portrays the earnest efforts of a girl modeled after her.

For those striving in sports, the feelings and determination shown will likely resonate both visually and emotionally.

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sasashina

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I don’t cry anymoremiwa83rank/position

miwa “don’t cry anymore” Budokan ~acoguissimo~

Among miwa’s songs, this is the one that gives me the most energy, so I really love it.

I think it’s packed with that feeling of wanting to be strong but knowing it’s not that easy.

It’s a very pure, straightforward song.

I’m really drawn to its honest lyrics.

Merry go roundmiwa84rank/position

miwa -39 live tour miwanissimo 2012 – Merry-Go-Round [4K]

This is a song with an upbeat, catchy rhythm that feels great.

You can see a surprisingly rock side of miwa.

The rhyme-packed lyrics are really satisfying when you memorize and sing them.

At live shows, you can also see the audience twirling their towels.