Sakurako Ohara Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Dreams are wingsŌhara Sakurako15rank/position

[Theme Song “Yume wa Tsubasa”] Panasonic Group Pavilion “Nomo no Kuni” Animation

This is a promotional commercial for Panasonic Group’s pavilion, Nomo no Kuni, at the Osaka Expo.

A schoolgirl walking along her route peers into a puddle, which triggers her transport into another world.

The narration line, “Would you like to meet a version of yourself you haven’t met yet?” leaves a strong impression and makes you curious about what kinds of exhibits will be there.

The background music features Yume wa Tsubasa, the theme song created for Nomo no Kuni.

Sung by singer-songwriter Sakurako Ohara, the track has a bright, glamorous feel that evokes a sense of hope.

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Hane Keisuke

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Tomorrow as wellŌhara Sakurako16rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – Ashita mo (Reprise version) MUSIC VIDEO

It’s a song by the in-film band MUSH&Co.

from the movie The Liar and His Lover, and it also marks Sakurako Ohara’s debut as a singer, who played the protagonist, Riko Koeda.

The track speaks to young people anxious about growing up, offering encouragement just by listening.

It carries a warmth that feels like someone close by is cheering you on.

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sasashina

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I feel like cryingŌhara Sakurako17rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – To the Point of Wanting to Cry (Official Music Video)

Many male fans are probably captivated by her straightforward, cute singing voice; the song is performed by Sakurako Ohara, who is also active as an actress.

It was released in 2018 as her ninth single.

It was used as the CM song for Shiseido’s SEA BREEZE.

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Araki Jakkan

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A Tiny Love SongŌhara Sakurako/Koeda Riko18rank/position

Sakurako Ohara as Riko Koeda – A Tiny Love Song (Short ver.) <Film: The Liar and His Lover>

A love song that expresses gratitude and joy for meeting someone special, “A Tiny Love Song.” It was featured as an insert song in the film The Liar and His Lover, sung by Sakurako Ohara, who starred as Riko Koeda.

Filled with pure messages that evoke the bittersweet romances of youth, the song also showcases her powerful vocals soaring over a dazzling melody line.

Many listeners will likely relate to the shifting feelings—gratitude, regret, and all the emotions that arise when thinking about someone you love.

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mutō

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Amazing!Ōhara Sakurako19rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – Amazing! (Official Music Video)

The song “Amazing!” conveys the fluttering excitement and thrill of a girl in love.

The music video has a musical vibe, with her joyfully picking out date outfits with her girlfriends, saying, “What about this? Or that?” Love can be tough at times, but when you’re thinking about someone you like, you want to feel happy, don’t you? If you listen to this when you want to remember your first feelings, it’ll bring back happy memories and give you a little confidence to face love.

It’s a lively, happy number, so it’s also great as a dance track!

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sasashina

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CollectionŌhara Sakurako20rank/position

Sakurako Ohara – Collection (Official Music Video)

It’s a warm song that expresses feelings for someone special.

The piece is by Sakurako Ohara, with lyrics and music by the singer-songwriter Ayaka.

It was released as a single in November 2024.

This special track commemorates the 10th anniversary of Ohara’s debut.

It’s a ballad that looks back on life while finding hope in the future, resulting in a work full of positivity and kindness.

Ayaka carefully received Ohara’s thoughts and wove lyrics that reflect her growth and outlook on life.

Please take your time and listen.

REALITY SHOWŌhara Sakurako21rank/position

REALITY SHOW

“REALITY SHOW” is a track by female singer-songwriter Sakurako Ohara.

It portrays a plan-free day off, and the interplay between bass and drums is particularly intriguing.

The song has a quirky, offbeat feel that makes it especially engaging.

It’s the kind of piece you’ll want to put on when you have a bit of extra time during Golden Week.

It also carries a stylish, Western pop vibe, with an interesting development in the latter half that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

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Murakami Shinpei

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