Chihiro Onitsuka’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Chihiro Onitsuka – Starlight Letter (Full Ver.)

This is a single that was sold exclusively to members of Chihiro Onitsuka’s fan club, “Welcome To Butcher Club,” in 2015.

The sound is very simple, with an acoustic guitar tone that feels warm.

The lyrics depict a romance between a man and a woman, conveying an attempt to express one’s feelings.

By incorporating many fantastical words associated with stars, the song’s world becomes expansive, which seems to reflect the depth and strength of those emotions.

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Chihiro Onitsuka – End of the World (Pornographer: Indigo no Kimochi drama version Music Video)

Released in March 2019 as a digital-only single, End of the world was written as the theme song for the drama Pornographer: Indigo no Kibun, based on a popular boys’ love manga.

The moment the melancholic piano and Onitsuka’s vocals begin, you’re already immersed in the world of Chihiro Onitsuka.

It’s not a dazzling love story; the suffering and pain—indispensable elements of her universe—and even the phrase “end of the world” are quintessentially her.

But it should also be emphasized that the song touches on gentle feelings, like gratitude toward a cherished person, and evokes a warm sense of wonder.

Her inexhaustible, overwhelming individuality and talent are not the sort of things that could ever be harmed by gossip or superficial images.

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This Silence is Mine / Chihiro Onitsuka (CC Subtitles in Chinese)

This is the 20th single, released in 2013, a song written specifically as the theme for the game Drakengard 3.

Its sound is grand yet dark and eerie, and the strained, anguished vocals seem to resonate with the game’s bleak worldview, which often includes scenarios that end in bad endings.

As the artist has said, it’s a song that feels cold to the heart, expressing a kind of nameless anxiety and fear.

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Chihiro Onitsuka – Daisy

Hinagiku, with its beautiful music video directed by filmmaker Kei Ikeda—known for working on MVs for bands and artists like SUPER BEAVER and MY FIRST STORY—is singer Onitsuka’s 22nd single, released in August 2018.

Chosen as the theme song for the FOD original drama Pornographer, it may have been the first time some viewers in their teens or early twenties discovered Onitsuka through the show when it aired.

The song is a medium-tempo ballad centered on piano and strings, which Onitsuka excels at; her vocals convey the gravitas of an artist seasoned by age and experience—truly impressive.

Interestingly, the song was originally composed by Onitsuka with the iconic Fuyumi Sakamoto in mind.

Due to various circumstances, Sakamoto did not end up performing it at the time.

In October 2021, to commemorate the 35th anniversary of her debut, Sakamoto finally recorded the song for her cover album Love Emotion.

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Chihiro Onitsuka – Losing My Way Home

It’s a song brimming with Chihiro Onitsuka’s unmistakable style.

At the same time, it has a certain sense of maturity rather than youthful exuberance.

That very quality overflows with the charm of a woman in her prime, and I think it’s a lovely track that further brings out what makes Chihiro Onitsuka so compelling.