n-buna Popular Song Rankings [2026]

The First Train and Kafkan-buna11rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] First Train and Kafka [Original Song]

This song is said to be based on Kafka’s novella “The Metamorphosis.” What if your family or someone dear to you suddenly transformed into a completely different form one day? What on earth would you do? I think the answer is entirely different in the novella and in this song.

It might be worthwhile to think about what you would do yourself.

Rapunzeln-buna12rank/position

Rapunzel / Hatsune Miku

From the very first line, it sings so human-like that I found myself thinking, “Is this really a VOCALOID?” I was astonished.

The smooth delivery of the high notes and even the use of vibrato make it a highly polished VOCALOID ballad.

It was released in 2016.

Dawn and Firefliesn-buna feat.Hatsune Miku13rank/position

Dawn and Fireflies (Yoake to Hotaru) – COVER by Kurokumo ☁︎ (kurokumo)

A perfect song for when you want to sing gently with a relaxed tempo is “Yoake to Hotaru” by n-buna.

Originally released in 2014 as a Vocaloid track, it became well-known after being covered by many popular artists, including the singer Kurokumo.

Its especially emotional tone naturally helps you get into the feeling as you sing.

Also, since the key isn’t very high, it’s recommended for women who find high notes difficult.

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Yuuki

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Star Night Snown-buna×Orangestar14rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Star Night Snow [Original MV]

This collaborative song by n-buna and Orangestar was the official theme for SNOW MIKU 2017.

It features imagery that intertwines snow piling up with stars floating in the night sky.

The lyrics overlay the singer’s feelings onto snow that melts each time it falls, yet resolve to keep looking forward and live with a smile.

Singing it when you’re troubled might clear your mind.

It’s also great to sing together with friends.

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Araki Jakkan

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August, a sudden evening downpour and your shadown-buna15rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] August, Evening Downpour and Your Shadow [Original]

Why do summer memories claw at our hearts so? This song captures the feelings for the “you” who was by my side on a distant summer day in its lyrics.

It’s a track by n-buna, also known for “Toumei Elegy.” Released in 2012, it quickly became popular.

The reverb-drenched guitar solo gently stirs the eardrums.

Sky Songn-buna16rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] Sky Song [n-buna]

This song begins with the strummed tones of an acoustic guitar.

It’s a summer track by n-buna, a popular Vocaloid producer known for works like “Toumei Elegy” and “Umiyuri Kaiteitan.” It was released in 2012.

The lyrics express a desire to go to a dear person who is far away.

The sense of speed makes it feel as if the emotion of “I want to see you” is overflowing.

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Araki Jakkan

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Hello, hellon-buna(yorusika)×shittokingusu×terebisenshi17rank/position

[Tensai TV] 'Hello Hello' Dance (Mirrored) for Choreography Practice | n-buna (Yorushika) × Shittokings × TV Warriors | Music Video [Tensai Terebikun hello,] | NHK

Hello Hello, the ending theme of the show Tensai TV-kun—affectionately known as “Tentere” and popular even among elementary school children.

Used since the 2020 season, the song was written and composed by n-buna, a member of Yorushika.

The choreography was created by s**t kingz, who have choreographed for numerous artists such as Johnny’s groups, SHINee, and EXO.

On the program, kids of the same age perform the dance, so with practice you can definitely dance it just as coolly and enjoyably!

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SAKI

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Hello, helloterebi senshi 2020 (sakushi/sakkyoku: n-buna)18rank/position

Genius TV-kun hello, “Hello Hello” Full

This song was broadcast as the opening theme for the 2020 and 2021 seasons of “Tensai TV-kun hello.” The lyrics and composition were handled by n-buna, a Vocaloid producer and the guitarist/composer for Yorushika.

The firmly driven percussion and the fast-paced piano tones leave a striking impression.

The lyrics, which seem to sing of hope for the future, express children’s potential and also evoke the program’s SDGs-themed initiatives.

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kappamaki

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See you tomorrowterebi senshi 2021 (sakushi sakkyoku: n-buna)19rank/position

Mata Ashita

This is a song that was aired in 2021 as the ending theme for “Tensai TV-kun hello.” Like the other ending theme, “Hello Hello,” the lyrics and composition were done by n-buna, the guitarist and composer of Yorushika.

The lyrics are striking in how they overlay the swiftly passing time of dusk with the limited period of childhood.

Precisely because time is limited, the song conveys both a poignant determination and a forward-looking spirit to live each moment to the fullest.

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kappamaki

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