Atsuko Ono’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Sour, sour, supyo!Yokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko15rank/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 Atsuko16rank/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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A Round WorldYokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko17rank/position

"Marui Sekai" Round World / Marry-che LIE (Marīche Rai)

A very gentle song that resonates even with adults.

In this song, the moon gives a gift to a crying boy, easing his sadness and turning it into a joyful time.

It seems even tears can turn into candy, so the tears you shed become sweet memories!

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Magic ShoesYokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko18rank/position

Magic Shoes – A Song from “With Mother” (Okaasan to Issho), July 2016

When you want to play with everyone but can’t bring yourself to speak up, or when you want to talk to a child who’s crying but feel unsure, the magic shoes give you courage.

Even adults can feel hesitant about approaching unfamiliar children or those who are crying, right? If your child is having a hard time, it might help to cast a little magic on the shoes they’re wearing—just like in this song!

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Laughing GhostYokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko19rank/position

Laughing Ghost ♪ Do ghosts have soles of their feet? Lyrics by Hiroo Takada, Music by Eiko Sakurai — Laughing Ghost Song

I think one of the things children aren’t good with is ghosts.

Many kids get scared, right? But in “The Laughing Ghost,” those ghosts are sung about in a comical, cute way.

Children are afraid of ghosts, yet they’ve never seen one.

This song charmingly explores their questions about these unseen ghosts.

It makes you want to tickle a ghost and try to make it laugh, doesn’t it?

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Shake Shake Genki!Yokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko20rank/position

Shake, Shake, I’m fine! Lyrics by Saito Inko, music by Aozora Sky

It’s a lively, energetic song that’s very typical of “Okaasan to Issho.” The dance where you swing your arms to the “Shake, shake!!” vocals is really cute.

If you play it for a fussy child, it might cheer them up and get them dancing happily.

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Hane Keisuke

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Age-age donutsHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko21rank/position

Ageage Donuts / With Mother [Song of November 2020] covered by UtaSuta

The November 2020 Song of the Month, “Ageage Donuts.” It’s a track featuring sweet, delicious donuts that kids often request at snack time.

If you’re crying, a donut comes to comfort you; whenever you see something round, it reminds you of donuts—these cute lyrics make donuts feel even more familiar.

Listening to this song will make you crave donuts, so be sure to pick some up before you listen with your child (lol)!

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