Morning Musume's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Ambitious! That’s nicely ambitious.Mōningu Musume.22rank/position

Morning Musume. 'Ambitious! It's Great to Be Ambitious' (Music Video)

They had just celebrated the 9th anniversary of their debut at the time.

Their commemorative 30th single overall was an upbeat tune that makes you want to sing while jumping along at a live show.

It’s a song that feels like the very raison d’être of idols, imbued with a positive message.

Memory: Light of YouthMōningu Musume.23rank/position

Morning Musume. “Memory Seishun no Hikari” (Music Video)

Morning Musume’s fourth single, released on February 10, 1999.

It is Asuka Fukuda’s graduation song, with Natsumi Abe as the main vocalist.

The lyrics express the feelings of a woman who resolves to end the relationship, leaves a letter behind, and departs from her lover.

I genuinely wish for peace on this Earth!Mōningu Musume.24rank/position

Morning Musume. 'We Seriously Wish for Peace on This Planet!' (MV Long)

It’s Morning Musume’s 47th single, released in 2011.

Produced by Tsunku♂, it features his signature lively sound.

The lyrics are striking, portraying a girl torn between ideals and reality who still embraces the world positively and believes in a peaceful future.

The Peace!Mōningu Musume.25rank/position

A karaoke classic! [Morning Musume “The Peace!” Easy Weight-Loss Dance] Lose 10 kg in 2 weeks!? Let’s sing and dance together!

Released in July 2001, this work is Morning Musume’s 12th single.

Its themes are the small joys of everyday life, human connections, and a wish for peace.

It was also used as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s “Idol wo Sagase!” The scene where Rika Ishikawa performs a solo dance during the Charleston-style jazz interlude is particularly memorable.

With its bright, familiar feel that resonates even with older listeners, it’s perfect for group dancing and enjoyment at day service centers.

You can have fun just by moving your upper body while seated.

Graduation Trip ~Morning Musume: A Song for Those Setting Off~Mōningu Musume.26rank/position

Morning Musume Graduation Trip ~A Song Sent to Those Setting Out~

When it comes to graduating, the hardest part is having to say goodbye to friends—that’s probably the biggest worry, isn’t it? Even though you know it’s not like you’ll never see each other again, it’s still sad.

Morning Musume’s song “Sotsugyo Ryokou ~A Song for Those Setting Out by Morning Musume~” is a moving track about friendship that really captures those feelings.

It’s included on their 2003 album “No.5.” It’s a song you’ll want to dedicate to a dear friend, and one that makes you want to pledge an unchanging friendship from here on out.

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I want to run a shop with him!Mōningu Musume.27rank/position

Morning Musume. 'I want to run a shop with him!' (Close-up Ver.)

A cheer song in true Morning Musume style that comically sings about the thrills and anxieties of falling in love, and the determination to do your best for him.

Like a slightly over-the-top girl who can’t help but daydream about a distant future, it’s a track that makes you think: sometimes you just need a little momentum!

Seeds of LoveMōningu Musume.28rank/position

Morning Musume. "Seed of Love" (MV)

Released in 1997 as Morning Musume’s indie debut single.

It was the song used for the ASAYAN project challenge: “Sell 50,000 copies by hand in five days to make a major debut.” The number of CDs sold at a single store still holds a Guinness World Record.

With its bubbly, upbeat sound, it’s a song that lifts your spirits.