miwa Popular Song Rankings [2026]

DAITAN !miwa36rank/position

miwa 『DAITAN！』

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.

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Friend ~If You Smile~miwa37rank/position

friend ~If You Smile~ – miwa Chinese Subtitles

It’s one of those moving youth anthems.

When the theme is school uniforms, scenes that everyone has experienced naturally come to mind, and Miwa’s sense in adding color to those moments and turning them into song is outstanding.

Miwa, who usually sings while playing the guitar, pours her heart into this performance.

GIRL CRUSHmiwa38rank/position

miwa 『GIRL CRUSH』LIVE Music Video（miwa Live Tour 2024 “7th”）

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

miwa 『We are the light』Music Video(Short Ver.)

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.”

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Friend ~ If you smilemiwa40rank/position

miwa friend ~ If You Smile

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.

I want to become stronger.miwa41rank/position

I want to become stronger miwa Chinese subtitles

This is a memorable song featuring a gentle, heartwarming voice and an uplifting message.

It conveys the wish to overcome the anxieties and weaknesses of a new life and become stronger.

Included on the album “guitarissimo,” the track was released in April 2011.

It’s also appealing that miwa wrote it when she was a first-year high school student.

Serving like a “spell” to rouse yourself, this song is perfect for anyone starting a new chapter.

It’s a heartwarming number that makes you want to hear it in a simple voice-and-guitar style.

You’ll surely relate to the determination to keep moving toward your dreams, even while carrying feelings of uncertainty.

Updatemiwa42rank/position

miwa “Update” Music Video (Short Ver.)

This is miwa’s 24th single, released in May 2018.

It was used as the ending theme for the Nippon TV anime My Hero Academia.

I know I’m the one who picked it, but aiming for a high score by tracing the melody exactly might be a bit tricky with this song (lol).

miwa, who sings the original, gives the impression of having solid foundational vocal technique, and she handles the slightly challenging melody with ease.

That said, the chorus melody is very catchy and easy to remember, so as long as you make sure your voice doesn’t get weak when switching to falsetto and that the transition isn’t unnatural, you should be fine.

It’s a song with a very light, pleasant groove, so have fun practicing it.

The key to a high score really comes down to memorizing the original melody accurately.

Since it’s a straightforward song in terms of expression, if you pay attention to rhythm and pitch, a high score is definitely within reach!

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Kei Takahata

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