Okukhanako’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

MOTHEROku Hanako36rank/position

MOTHER

Some of you may have had the experience of arguing with your parents and are thinking about apologizing.

MOTHER is a song that resonates with those feelings.

It’s a track written by singer-songwriter Hanako Oku for Neko96, and she later released her own self-cover.

In this work, set to a gentle piano melody, the lyrics express an apology for causing hurt and gratitude for being loved just the same.

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Mirror of HappinessOku Hanako37rank/position

Okubo Hanako “Mirror of Happiness”

It’s a song included on Hanako Oku’s third album, “Koi Tegami,” released in 2008.

The lyrics are like a woman proposing to a man, and it’s a popular choice for weddings.

With a gentle singing voice, it sweetly conveys a woman’s wish to stay together from now on.

ice creamOku Hanako38rank/position

ice cream

When you’re in the mood for a bittersweet love song, how about this one? Its lyrics map the swelling feelings for a lover you can’t see when you want to, onto ice cream that melts away in an instant—a heart-wrenching effect.

The track is by singer-songwriter Hanako Oku, known for her keyboard-and-vocal performances, and is included on her album “Haruka Tooku ni Mieteita Kyou,” released in May 2017.

The album reached No.

18 on the Oricon charts.

Her translucent vocals and gentle piano tones delicately reflect the protagonist’s wavering heart.

Put it on during a sentimental night, and its melody will surely stay close to yours.

anemoneOku Hanako39rank/position

Anemone- Oku Hanako **Sub español + Letra romaji**

A signature song by Hanako Oku that captures the poignancy of heartbreak.

Its transparent piano accompaniment and wistful vocals beautifully express lingering feelings for a former lover.

Included on the album “BIRTHDAY,” released in July 2009, it has become a staple and fan favorite at her live performances.

Inspired by the anemone’s flower language meaning “fleeting love,” the piece also conveys a sense of strength in overcoming the pain of a broken heart.

It’s a song that gently supports those troubled by love or who have experienced a painful farewell.

Why not listen to it quietly on a calm night?

Glass FlowerOku Hanako40rank/position

Glass Flower

This is a gentle number by singer-songwriter Hanako Oku, known as someone who can “move you to tears with just her voice.” Released in August 2010, the song was chosen as a theme for the PSP game Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon X.

The lyrics, which Oku wrote after deeply immersing herself in the story, carry a powerful message about overcoming anxiety and past sorrow to find one’s own path.

The metaphor of transforming a fragile heart into light matches both the game’s grand worldview and the protagonist’s emotions.

It was also included on the album Utakata, released the same month.

It’s an encouraging song recommended for those who feel lost or need the courage to take a new step forward.

Your FlowerOku Hanako41rank/position

Your Flower / Okuhanako (Short Ver.)

It was released in 2017 as Hanako Oku’s 17th single.

The song was used as the opening theme for the TBS TV anime “Seiren,” and Oku wrote it after thoroughly reading the anime’s scenario.

The lyrics capture the fresh feelings of a youthful school-days romance and the fluttering excitement of a pounding heart.

Time cardOku Hanako42rank/position

Time card

This is a song included on Hanako Oku’s second album, TIME NOTE.

The piece sings of the exhaustion felt amid the busyness of everyday life and the bittersweetness of time slipping away.

The lyric “My only place to belong was the time card” resonates with many people.

Released in September 2007, this track stands out on the album.

Oku’s delicate vocals seem to question the value of time and the meaning of life.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to when, overwhelmed by work, you pause for a moment and take a look at yourself.