Singer Nanawo Akari, who passed an audition hosted by Sony Music Artists, made her major debut in 2018.
Before her debut, she served as the second-generation MC of the music program “Rock Brothers,” gaining popularity for her distinctive personality.
In 2022, she also produced the fashion brand “Internet Boy Meets Girl,” showcasing her versatility across various fields.
This time, we’ll be introducing a ranking of Nanawo Akari’s most popular songs!
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Popular by the nickname “Akarin”! The ranking of Nanawo Akari’s hit songs (1–10)
Good luck to me tomorrow.Nanawo Akari1rank/position
Akari Nanawo, known for her addictively funny voice, is hugely popular, especially among the social media generation.
She’s an artist whose charm lies in pop melodies and highly relatable lyrics.
This track, which was released early in January 2025, is used as the ending theme for the TV anime “I’m a Guild Receptionist, but I Don’t Like Overtime, So I’m Going to Solo the Boss.” The lyrics carry the message “Don’t overdo it—take care of yourself,” offering a gentle push when you’re worn out from your busy days.
Its bright, catchy sound is guaranteed to hype up any karaoke session with friends.
Be sure to add it to your repertoire.
Turing Love feat. SouNanawo Akari2rank/position
This is an anisong that portrays the clumsy romance of a science-minded girl and boy who try to logically prove their burning feelings.
With lyrics full of scientific terms and lively back-and-forth between the two, plus an upbeat dance tune, it really conveys the excitement of falling in love.
It was used as the ending theme for the TV anime “Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It.” A collaboration between Nanawo Akari and Sou, the song is included on the single “Turing Love feat.
Sou / Piyo,” released in February 2020.
It’s perfect for anyone who struggles to put the feeling of “like” into words—that frustrating, bittersweet emotion.
Its pure, uncalculated feelings will resonate and give you the courage to confess on Valentine’s Day!
love brainNanawo Akari3rank/position
My head is completely filled with thoughts of the one I love, and my brain is on the verge of short-circuiting! It’s an irresistibly catchy, up-tempo number that sweetly yet earnestly sings of love, unforgettable after just one listen.
Released in August 2022 as the title track of their fifth single, it was used as the ending theme for the TV anime Engage Kiss.
Produced by NayutalieN, the driving rhythm and speech-like vocals mesh perfectly with Nanawo Akari’s cute voice—totally addictive! With Valentine’s Day turning your mind entirely to romance, why not ride the high-energy momentum of this song and let your overflowing feelings out?
The Impossible Evolution TheoryNanawo Akari4rank/position
An irresistibly addictive up-tempo track with chants that stick in your ears! This song by Nanawo Akari is her 10th single, released in July 2025.
It was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “There’s No Way I Can Be Your Girlfriend, No Way! (Wait—Maybe It Wasn’t Impossible!?)”.
The lyrics portray a shy, introverted protagonist mustering the courage to change for the person she likes—highly relatable.
The exhilarating sound pairs perfectly with Nanawo Akari’s cute, high-toned vocals! Let’s get everyone at the venue to join in with the call-and-response!
I don’t need the correct answer.Nanawo Akari5rank/position
This is a track I’d recommend to music lovers with a taste for the cerebral.
Akari Nanawo’s polished lyrics confront the version of ourselves that tries to meet others’ expectations, declaring, “I don’t need that kind of ‘right answer.’” Set to a guitar-rock sound, the song poses the question, “What is justice?” and challenges the framework of society.
Released in April 2024, it was also selected as the ending theme for the TV anime Sentai Daishikkaku (Ranger Reject).
When you find yourself wondering what it means to be true to yourself, give it a listen—you’ll find it encouraging.
Strange Fate RomanceNanawo Akari6rank/position
Singer Akari Nanawo, affectionately known as “Akarin,” is active not only as an artist but also as a YouTuber.
Her 6th single, “Kien Romance,” chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Edomae Elf, stands out with its shuffle beat paired with her cute vocals.
The melodies and sounds that evoke a traditional Japanese feel seem to align with the anime’s worldview.
It’s a light yet somehow calming track, a pleasantly Japanese-flavored number.
parasolNanawo Akari7rank/position
Akari Nanawo is an artist known for popular songs like “Turing Love feat.
Sou” and “Dadadadadadada Tenshi.” In 2022, she released “Higasa” (“Parasol”), which was selected as the theme song for the short film “Sunday and the Mermaid.” The song depicts the protagonist reflecting on their past self at the end of summer.
Distant summer memories can feel bittersweet—even happy ones—when you realize you can’t go back.
When you’re in the mood for something wistful, give this song a listen and let it touch those precious memories of summer.
