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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)

Spinning CurtainNogizaka 4650rank/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.

Nogizaka46 Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (51–60)

Time-Limited Unrequited LoveNogizaka 4651rank/position

The first original song for Nogizaka46’s 6th generation, included on Type-B of the 38th single “Navel Orange.” The music video, released in March 2025, leaves a striking impression with dance scenes set against Hokkaido’s snowy landscapes and atop a frozen lake.

Set in a school classroom, the song portrays the anxious feelings of unspoken emotions as deadlines like graduation and class changes approach.

Many will relate to the usually reserved protagonist who realizes time is running out and tries to take a step forward.

The fresh vocals and driving melody give a powerful push to anyone hesitating.

It’s recommended not only for women experiencing unrequited love, but also for those who need courage to dive into a new environment.

From another starNogizaka 4652rank/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.

Where I amNogizaka 4653rank/position

Nogizaka46 'The Place Where I Am'
Where I amNogizaka 46

Nogizaka46’s “Boku ga Iru Basho” is told from the perspective of someone who has passed away, leaving a loved one behind.

It is included on the 2015 album “Tōmei na Iro.” The lyrics start with a shocking turn that makes your heart skip a beat.

They express the guilt of having left someone and the resolve to watch over that person forever, as if to make up for it.

Even though their life has ended, they continue to watch over and live on by their loved one’s side and in their heart.

It’s a song that sings about “living” from a different angle.

To You in the LibraryNogizaka 4654rank/position

Nogizaka46 'To the Girl in the Library' Short Ver.
To You in the LibraryNogizaka 46

A song by the 4th generation members from the 2019 single “You Don’t Have to Put on a Brave Face Until Dawn.” The concept is very unique: it features girls who don’t even know what glasses are, experiencing declining eyesight and wearing glasses for the first time.

Triggered by Saya Kanagawa, a sudden glasses boom sweeps through the class.

The production is meticulous, with all props like eye test charts custom-made.

The “Glasses Dance” that appears in the MV is a must-see and utterly adorable.

parallel linesNogizaka 4655rank/position

Nogizaka46 'Parallel Lines' Short Ver.
parallel linesNogizaka 46

This is a track included on the 23rd single “Sing Out!” released in 2019.

It’s a unit song by Renka Iwamoto, Momoko Ozono, Shiori Kubo, Tamami Sakaguchi, and Yuki Yoda.

The music video is a comedic piece where members and townspeople swap bodies, conveying how much fun the members are having.

Through the body-swapping, they realize “I’m number one!” While the song sings about an unrequited first love, it’s a delightful track that showcases the charming resilience of a girl who doesn’t get discouraged.

How to Forget SadnessNogizaka 4656rank/position

Nogizaka46 “How to Forget Sadness” - Short Ver.
How to Forget SadnessNogizaka 46

This is the theme song for Nogizaka46’s first documentary film, “How to Overcome the Sadness: Documentary of Nogizaka46.” It’s a close-up documentary crafted into a movie that follows the behind-the-scenes of concerts and auditions.

The lyrics, which speak of moving forward despite uncertainty, capture their growth itself.

It’s not a song that necessarily gets the crowd going, but it’s one that somehow resonates deeply in your heart.