Morning Musume's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Wakuteka Take a ChanceMōningu Musume.36rank/position

Morning Musume. “Wakuteka Take a chance” (Dance Shot Ver.)

This is Morning Musume ’17’s “Wakuteka Take a Chance.” The dance features clear contrasts, with sharp sections and smooth sections.

Since all the members are quite young—around 20 years old—it’s dance music recommended for high school and college students.

Graduation Trip: A Song for Those Setting OutMōningu Musume.37rank/position

Morning Musume – Sotsugyou Ryouko ~Morning Musume Tabidatsu Hito ni Okuru Uta~ [Legendado]

This song was made for Kei Yasuda, who is graduating from Morning Musume, and a parade of familiar faces appears one after another.

Many students take trips to commemorate their graduation, and given the season, hot spring resorts are especially popular.

Things that seem ordinary—like ping-pong tables and hot spring buns—might actually become the fondest memories.

Osaka Love SongMōningu Musume.38rank/position

Morning Musume. “Osaka Koi no Uta” (MV)

It was released in 2005 as Morning Musume’s 26th single.

Ai Takahashi served as the center, and the main vocals were handled by Ai Takahashi, Miki Fujimoto, and Rika Ishikawa.

The lyrics are written entirely in Kansai dialect, and Tsunku♂, who is from Osaka Prefecture, produced the song.

In 2005, Tsunku♂ recorded a self-cover on the album Type 2.

Osaka is delicious!Mōningu Musume.39rank/position

Morning Musume – Osaka Umainen [Legendado]

A song sung by Aika Mitsui, a former 8th-generation member of Morning Musume, together with Junjun and Linlin, who were also 8th-generation exchange students.

As the title suggests, it’s a parade of delicious Osaka foods.

By the way, it seems Junjun likes bananas.

My favorite seniorMōningu Musume.40rank/position

5th generation “Favorite Senior” 2002–2006–2009

A slightly heart-throbbing title: “The Senior I Like.” This song is included on Morning Musume’s fourth album, 4th Ikimasshoi!, released in 2002.

It’s sung by the 5th generation members who joined in 2001: Ai Takahashi, Asami Konno, Makoto Ogawa, and Risa Niigaki.

It’s also a track that follows the tradition of being performed by the group’s newly joined members.

A cute number packed with all the feelings of adolescence.

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Love RevolutionMōningu Musume.41rank/position

Dance Exercise: Love Revolution Higashi

If there’s one song that defines Morning Musume, it’s “The☆Peace!”—a true signature track.

Even as the lineup changes, it continues to be performed, and it’s still loved by many people today.

Just listening to it makes you feel excited—it’s that kind of song.

It’s uptempo, but it’s also a great, fun dance track that’ll get you moving.

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Love Revolution 21Mōningu Musume.42rank/position

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

In Asahi Style Free’s commercial “Umai Mono ni wa” featuring the duo Bananaman dining with friends, they eat tonkatsu made with mail-order meat and immediately take a refreshing sip of Style Free, which has zero carbohydrates.

Many viewers can probably relate to the catchphrase, “When the food is great, go with a great zero-carb.” In the second half of the ad, one of Morning Musume’s signature songs, ‘Love Revolution 21,’ starts playing.

Released in 2000, this uptempo, danceable track is irresistibly energizing just by listening to it.

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