There is love in the vast universe.Mōningu Musume.1rank/position

Morning Musume – Dekkai Uchuu Ni Ai Ga Aru (Album Version)

This is a track included on their 12th single, “The☆Peace!,” released in 2001.

It was used as the theme song for the 2000 Fuji TV and TBS network Olympic World Final Qualifiers (OQT), and also served as a support song for 24-Hour Television.

Since then, it has become one of their signature songs, with Hello! Project members performing it at the venue every year.

I WISHMōningu Musume.2rank/position

Morning Musume. “I WISH” (MV)

This is a grand, happy-spirited song by Morning Musume that expresses the wonder of a world where people can connect with all kinds of others, and the importance of living true to yourself.

The way it unfolds—from a gospel-like atmosphere into a rhythm-forward, hip-hop-style sound—is striking, conveying a sense of savoring life’s richness and joy.

It also strongly evokes the image of a pep song that urges you to believe in yourself and keep moving forward to live an amazing life.

You can picture them singing it with bright smiles, and it’s a track that awakens a positive, uplifting feeling.

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Morning Musume. 'LOVE Machine' (MV)

This is a signature song by the idol group Morning Musume, who are still active today.

Released in 1999, the song reportedly topped the karaoke charts for 17 consecutive weeks and became a massive hit for the group as a whole.

Its bright, uplifting lyrics make it a great recommendation when you’re feeling down!

That’s right! We’re ALIVEMōningu Musume.4rank/position

Morning Musume. 'Yes! We’re ALIVE' (MV)

It was released in 2002 as Morning Musume’s 14th single.

The song was used as the theme for TBS’s coverage of the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics and reached number one on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It’s a bright, pop track filled with the perseverance and grit essential to athletes.

Love Revolution 21Mōningu Musume.5rank/position

Morning Musume. 'The Love Revolution 21' (MV)

Released in December 2000 by Morning Musume, the idol group that came to represent Japan from the late 1990s to the early 2000s, this song presents an innovative view of romance infused with expectations for the new century.

Produced by Tsunku♂, its disco-inflected sound and memorable choreography captivated many listeners.

The choreography in the instrumental break is especially unforgettable, making it a perennial favorite at karaoke.

As their final single of the 20th century, the track sings of hope for a new era and the energetic spirit of youth.

The lyrics, which portray young people growing through love while cherishing the small joys of everyday life, still resonate today with a powerful, meaningful message.

My huge flowerMōningu Musume.6rank/position

ONE PLUS ONE Hana Goto × Ayumi Ishida “My Big Flower”

It may not be a well-known song, but among fans it’s considered a masterpiece.

It’s built around main vocals and rap, and instead of pushing others down or shaming them, it carries a positive message: I’ll polish myself as much as I can, bloom into a big flower, and laugh with joy.

Dance!Mōningu Musume.7rank/position

Morning Musume - “Let’s Dance!”

This is an idol pop number characterized by sweet melodies and an exhilarating rhythm.

Written and composed by Tsunku♂ and arranged by Dance☆Man, the track brings out the full appeal of Morning Musume’s dance music.

It was also used as the theme song for TBS’s “Sydney Olympics Women’s Volleyball World Final Qualifiers,” earning strong support from sports fans.

It’s a highly recommended song for those who want to fully enjoy dance performances or lift their spirits with a positive vibe.