miwa Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Many people are thought to have started playing acoustic guitar inspired by miwa.
This time, we present a ranking of her popular songs, shaped by her experience in a demanding environment where she continued musical activities while attending university.
From classic masterpieces to her latest hits, we’ve gathered all the staples.
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miwa’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)
The moon is beautiful, isn’t it?miwa31rank/position
Singer-songwriter miwa, whose cute vocals and refreshing songs have earned her support across generations.
The track “The Moon Is Beautiful, Isn’t It?” from her EP Wish Upon the Moon, released on November 15, 2023, features a striking, richly layered ensemble of piano and strings.
As the title—often said to imply “I love you”—suggests, its restrained lyrics are heart-wrenching.
With a melodiousness that evokes a sense of Japanese aesthetics, it’s a beautiful ballad that soothes both a tired heart and body.
Anniversary.Haji→ feat. miwa32rank/position
Hajime and miwa’s collaboration song “Anniversary.” As the title suggests, it’s a song themed around anniversaries, making it perfect to listen to on the couple’s special day.
The lyrics are sung like a conversation between a man and a woman, alternating as if they were a happy couple talking, and it’s truly heartwarming.
The chorus, especially, is sung by both of them, which doubles the happy feeling! Rather than a cute, sparkly sound, it’s a gentle and grand number—like the two of you laughing together while watching shooting stars at night.
It’s a highly recommended song for anyone planning to propose on an anniversary!
Two People’s Saturdaymiwa33rank/position
This song was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi Doyoubi” from October 2011 to March 2012, and is notable for its refreshing acoustic guitar tones and clear, transparent vocals.
Bright and light-hearted, it’s themed around Saturday mornings spent with someone special.
With a pop-friendly melody and lyrics that resonate with listeners’ hearts, it captivated many fans.
Created during the period when miwa was balancing university life with her music career, this track is recommended not only for early risers but also for anyone who wants to make their weekend mornings a little more wonderful.
Whistle: The Days I Spent With Youmiwa34rank/position
Singer-songwriter miwa, who made her major-label debut while still in high school, has continued to captivate fans with her cute looks and singing voice.
Her 10th single, “Whistle ~The Days I Spent With You~,” was chosen as the support song for the 91st All Japan High School Soccer Tournament, and it also made headlines when miwa performed it on-site before the start of the final match.
Its message of cheering on those who chase their dreams and goals becomes a source of energy for the battles ahead.
Featuring a clear, translucent vocal and a delicate piano-centered ensemble, it’s a soothing track that blows away fatigue and anxiety just by listening.
Shinymiwa35rank/position
Released in 2017 as their 22nd single, it was featured as the 2017 commercial song for Japan Coca-Cola’s Sokenbicha.
As you’d expect from a Sokenbicha commercial song, it’s a very refreshing track.
The music video also features the band members, making it a very enjoyable watch.
It’s a love like cherry blossoms.miwa36rank/position
Singer-songwriter miwa, whose translucent vocals and relatable melodies have captivated countless listeners.
Released in March 2026, this work was specially written as a collaboration with Kirin Beer’s cherry blossom conservation initiative, “Hare Kaze ACTION.” The poignant depiction of the feeling—wanting to cherish this emotion even while knowing it’s an unrequited love—strikes a chord.
Its timeless message, perfect for life’s milestones, is sure to stay close to your heart.
DAITAN !miwa37rank/position
This is the 27th single by Japanese singer miwa, released on September 9, 2020.
It also served as the theme song for the drama “Yokai Share House.” The song is fascinating, with rapid and dynamic developments, and the semi-spoken B-melody is particularly striking.
In the chorus, she showcases powerful high notes, making it a great choice for high-register female singers at karaoke to bring out their full appeal.
As for the semi-spoken parts mentioned earlier—there’s a slightly rap-like feel to them—don’t be shy; immerse yourself in the world of the song and it will come together even better! When you sing it, be sure to pay close attention so you don’t fall behind the rhythm.
GIRL CRUSHmiwa38rank/position
This song is striking for its sparkling, positive lyrics.
It’s included on miwa’s seventh album, “7th.” Released in May 2024, it carries a message about valuing your individuality and staying true to yourself.
Set to an up-tempo, rhythmic sound, miwa’s energetic vocals really shine.
The song sings about the strength to face challenges and the importance of believing in yourself, making it perfect for when you need a boost.
It’s sure to get the crowd going at live shows.
Highly recommended when you want more confidence or a little push forward.
We are the lightmiwa39rank/position
Singer-songwriter miwa is especially popular among young women, but her cute looks and charming voice also make her very popular with men.
The song in the video was released as her 23rd single.
It is the theme song for the drama “Setoutsumi.”
Friend ~ If you smilemiwa40rank/position
A song where miwa portrays friendship in down-to-earth words: memories of laughing together, the bittersweet thought that you might drift apart someday, and still wanting to say “I like you” and “thank you.” It’s included on her first album, guitarissimo, released in April 2011, which debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart.
Though not a single, it’s remained a live staple.
The gentle, acoustic guitar–centered sound and her clear, airy voice quietly nestle close to the listener’s heart.
The charm of this piece lies in its delicate distance—something that can be read as friendship or romance.
Perhaps that’s why it feels right to hear during seasons when relationships waver—graduations, moves, changes in life.
If someone special comes to mind, try humming along together.