Kana Nishino’s Most Moving Songs and Popular Hits Ranking [2026]

You…Nishino Kana8rank/position

Kana Nishino “You” Live Performance - Kana Nishino “Kimitte”

An emotionally moving ballad that gently sings of deep feelings for a loved one, set to a simple yet profoundly resonant melody.

The lyrics convey genuine appreciation for the other person’s presence and the warmth of a supportive bond, further elevated by Kana Nishino’s clear, translucent vocals.

Released in November 2010 as her 12th single from SME Records, it stirred the hearts of many viewers as an insert song for the Fuji TV drama “Freeter, Ie o Kau.” It was later included on the album “Thank you, Love,” becoming one of Kana Nishino’s signature songs.

Highly recommended for moments when you’re struggling with a relationship with someone important, or when you want to sincerely express your gratitude.

AlrightNishino Kana9rank/position

Kana Nishino “Alright” Live Performance – Kana Nishino “Alright”

A warm, encouraging song whose soft yet powerful vocals stay close to your heart.

Released by Kana Nishino in June 2011, it’s included on the album “Thank you, Love.” The lyrics, imbued with Nishino’s wish to cheer on those who are doing their best, deliver a message of support to “you,” who keep running straight ahead.

It’s a song that gently gives you a push on the back, urging you to keep facing forward and moving on, even in hard or sad times without giving up.

It’s a track we especially hope those striving toward their dreams and goals will listen to.

Dear…Nishino Kana10rank/position

Kana Nishino 'Dear...(short ver.)'

It’s a love song by Kana Nishino released in 2010.

The lyrics capture the feelings of a woman in a long-distance relationship.

Adult relationships aren’t just about distance—sometimes work is so busy that it’s hard to make time to be with your partner.

This song is moving because it portrays a woman who gets through those lonely moments, thinking of her boyfriend even when they can’t meet.

ifNishino Kana11rank/position

Kana Nishino 'if (short ver.)'

This song was chosen as the theme for the popular anime film Naruto Shippuden: The Lost Tower.

It’s a grand ballad that showcases Kana Nishino’s clear, high-toned vocals, so it’s sure to get everyone excited if you use it at a school festival.

Dear BrideNishino Kana12rank/position

Kana Nishino “Dear Bride” MV (Short Ver.)

Kana Nishino’s first wedding song, which she wrote for a friend who was getting married.

Seeing a close friend in a wedding dress is dazzling, a little embarrassing, and deeply pride-inducing.

I’ve spent much, much longer with her than the man who will be her groom.

And for me to be able to say with confidence that if it’s him, she’ll be fine—these lyrics overflowing with love for the bride make this a moving masterpiece.

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Happy BirthdayNishino Kana13rank/position

Nightcore – Happy Birthday 「 Kana Nishino 」

The perfect BGM to brighten up a friend’s birthday party is Kana Nishino’s “Happy Birthday.” It was included as a coupling track on the single “We Don’t Stop,” released in 2014.

The lyrics portray the lively atmosphere from preparing for the birthday party to the big moment itself.

Hearing the feelings of gratitude embedded in the song and the wish to stay close friends from here on will surely move the birthday person.

Let this day be the start of deepening your bonds of friendship!

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SAKURA. I love you ?Nishino Kana14rank/position

Kana Nishino - “SAKURA, I love you?” (short ver.)

Set against the backdrop of a beautiful spring scene with cherry blossoms dancing in the air, this pure and elegant song by Kana Nishino poignantly portrays a woman’s heart swaying between lingering feelings for a past love and the pull of a new romance.

Its delicate piano melody and crystalline vocals gently envelop the bittersweet memories of love that resurface with the arrival of spring.

Released in March 2012, the track was featured in Sony’s Walkman “Play You.” commercial and included on the album Love Place.

It’s a gem of a ballad perfect for a spring night, where the emotions wavering between memories revived under rows of cherry trees and complex feelings toward an ideal present lover resonate with the fleeting beauty of nighttime blossoms.