Atsuko Ono’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

YukifururunOno Atsuko, Hanada Yuuichirou8rank/position

Yukifururun – With Mother (Okaasan to Issho) – Song of February and March 1988

Yukifururun, known as the February–March 1988 song from NHK’s popular program Okaasan to Issho.

It was sung at the time by Osamu Sakata and Yuko Kanzaki, and it remains a beloved song that continues to be passed down today.

The phrase used in the title appears frequently in the lyrics of this very cute tune.

For adults, snowfall brings to mind shoveling and all sorts of hassles, but this song warms the heart by showing how children enjoy the snow in their own way.

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Help! Oyoyo ManHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko9rank/position

Help! Oyoyo Man – “Okaasan to Issho” January 2021 new song, NHK E-Tele. Extremely popular with kids!

This is the song of Oyoyoman, who comes to the rescue when you’re in trouble! When your room is a mess after playing, or when you’re too tired to walk anymore, Oyoyoman shows up and—like magic!—helps you tidy up or gives you a burst of energy.

It’s a fun song with an Arabian-style melody that sticks in your ears.

Whether it’s tidying toys your child doesn’t want to clean up or going out for a long time, this song might help switch their mood.

It’s a tune we hope parents and kids will sing together at the top of their lungs.

One idea is for the parent to get into character as Oyoyoman!

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One, two, three!Hanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko10rank/position

One, Two, Three! / Together with Mother (Covered by UtaSuta) [The big sister dances!]

This is the July 2019 song “One-Two-Three!” The composer is Osamu Sakata, who served as the 7th “Uta no Onii-san” on Okaasan to Issho, and the lyricist is his daughter, Megumi Sakata, who is also a children’s song singer—making it a parent–child collaboration.

It’s also a message song that serves as a cheer for children: capturing animals as they hop and leap, and encouraging everyone to do their best and jump together.

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Let’s hang out!Yokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko11rank/position

“Let’s Meet Up!” (April 2016 ‘Okaasan to Issho’ Song) – Rough Arrangement

This was Atsuko Ono’s debut “Monthly Song” after she became the 21st Uta no Oneesan in April 2016.

It’s a song about greeting a friend and saying, “Let’s meet again anytime.” During that year’s Family Concert at NHK Hall in Tokyo, Takumi Mitani, the 20th Uta no Oneesan, appeared as a guest and performed this song together with her.

Stylish fruitYokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko12rank/position

Trendy Fruits | 5 years old | A cappella | Tried singing | With Mother | NHK E-Tele

It’s a song that turns the question, “Why do fruits have their colors?” into music.

There are many reasons, but it seems fruits have their own motives—like wanting to be eaten deliciously or having their seeds carried.

It might be fun to imagine this while you eat.

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Sour, sour, supyo!Yokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko13rank/position

Supa supa suppyo! Lyrics by Yume Okuhara, Music by Tomoko Tane Oh! Sour Plum

It’s an essential item for bento, something you want to take a bite of, and just thinking about it makes your mouth water.

You might want to say “an apple!”, but the correct answer is umeboshi (pickled plum)! This is a very cute song about umeboshi.

You can really feel the love for it—sour but delicious.

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during winterYokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko14rank/position

During Winter, Together with Mother – January 2017 Song

It’s a song that asks things like fans and wind chimes, which we don’t use during winter, “What are you doing? Are you sleeping?” The childlike idea of “I’m sure they’re having dreams like this!” is so cute, it makes you want to listen to it over and over.

It would also be fun to make a parody version using things you actually have at home!

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