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Nogizaka46 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Since their 2011 debut, Nogizaka46 has continued to grow in popularity as an idol group produced by Yasushi Akimoto.

Their songs are catchy and easy to remember, making them popular choices for karaoke as well.

So this time, we’re bringing you a ranking of Nogizaka46’s most popular karaoke songs.

Nogizaka46 Popular Song Ranking [2026] (41–50)

Challenge the theory of relativityNogizaka 4643rank/position

Nogizaka46: Objecting to the Theory of Relativity
Challenge the theory of relativityNogizaka 46

This song contrasts the theory of relativity with romance, creating a unique worldview.

It’s included on Nogizaka46’s 37th single, “Hodokyo (Footbridge),” and was released digitally in December 2024.

It drew attention as the first song to feature 5th-generation member Hina Okamoto as center.

Singing “I want to see you faster than the speed of light,” it’s a love song that conveys the feeling that physical laws mean nothing in the face of love.

Recommended for those who want to relate to the bittersweet emotions of youth.

I see…Nogizaka 4644rank/position

A stylish track that fuses idol pop with dance music, “I see…”.

It’s a song released in March 2020 by the hugely popular idol group Nogizaka46.

While keeping the catchy appeal typical of idol songs at its core, it incorporates an old-school disco-inspired arrangement that brings out a new charm in Nogizaka46.

In large groups, members differ in vocal range and singing ability, so songs are crafted to be reasonably easy for any member to sing.

In terms of range, melody, and rhythm, you should find it easy to sing—so give it a try!

MonopolyNogizaka 4645rank/position

Nogizaka46’s 34th single, released in December 2023, is a track themed around a powerful desire to monopolize the one you love.

Set to a fast-paced, exhilarating sound, it portrays the intertwined feelings of the two members serving as double centers, drawing listeners into its heartrending story.

The song also drew attention for being composed by Katsuhiko Sugiyama, known for works like “Kimi no Na wa Kibou,” and it sold approximately 539,000 copies in its first week on the Oricon chart.

It’s a pop tune with a slightly more mature allure.

Spinning CurtainNogizaka 4646rank/position

Nogizaka46 “Guruguru Curtain” Short Ver.
Spinning CurtainNogizaka 46

It was released in 2012 as Nogizaka46’s debut single.

Rina Ikoma served as the center for the song, which was used in a TV commercial for Meiji Handmade Chocolate.

It reached No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and is a song that reflects Nogizaka46’s cute and pure image.

A breakup like ripping off a Band-AidNogizaka 4647rank/position

A Breakup Like Tearing Off a Band-Aid by Nogizaka46
A breakup like ripping off a Band-AidNogizaka 46

Nogizaka46 is a Japanese female idol group that debuted in 2011.

As of 2022, many of the original members have graduated, and the 5th generation is now in the spotlight.

Their 5th-generation song “Band-Aid Hagasuyouna Wakarekata” features a refreshingly expansive melody with a chorus that is quintessentially Nogizaka46, and it makes effective use of the “break” technique, where the sound briefly stops.

At the same time, it showcases a new, translucent side of Nogizaka46 that hasn’t been heard before, resulting in a wonderful track.

It’s a song I can recommend even to those who haven’t listened to Nogizaka46 in a while.

The third windNogizaka 4648rank/position

Nogizaka46 'The Third Wind' Short Ver.
The third windNogizaka 46

“The Third Wind” is a track included on Nogizaka46’s 17th single, “Influencer.” For the third-generation members, who joined starting with this 17th single, this was their first music video.

It’s a much-anticipated song that suggests the third gen will bring a fresh new breeze.

From another starNogizaka 4649rank/position

Nogizaka46 'From Another Star' Short Ver.
From another starNogizaka 46

It’s a song with a serious atmosphere that depicts a mysterious worldview, performed by a seven-member unit including Nanase Nishino.

The music video was actually filmed at “Kinonozen” in Kagurazaka, which appears in the lyrics, and the contrast between real locations and the improbable premise of coming from another planet makes it one of the most popular tracks.