Atsuko Ono’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Lina the OcarinaHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko51rank/position

Rina with the Ocarina — Together with Mother — Song of November 2017

Lina is a slightly quirky bird shaped a bit like an ocarina who loves to sing.

In the intro, you can hear a melody played on the ocarina.

It’s a song about Lina joyfully singing as she flies through the sky—just listening to it will lift your spirits.

Creepy-Crawly Sports DayHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko52rank/position

Thrilling Sports Day – With Mother (Okaasan to Issho) – July 2018 Song

It’s a cheerful song with the themes of an aquarium and a sports day.

Jellyfish, dolphins, penguins, and more make appearances, and listening to it makes you want to visit an aquarium.

If your child loves creatures that live in the sea or rivers, this will be right up their alley.

They might even be imagining, “What do those animals usually do all day?” Maybe, just like in this song, they’re holding a sports day…? It tickles the intellect, brings smiles, and is a fun song from Okaasan to Issho.

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Devil, Be Shocked, Do Your Best!Hanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko53rank/position

Devil, Be Shocked, Do Your Best! Okaasan to Issho November 2018 Song

In this song, the real “big brother and sister from the kids’ show” turn into devils and sing.

At first it feels like, “Uh-oh, is a scary song about to start?” but it’s actually a very cute song about bats.

They get feared because of their cries, but bats like to take naps during the day and keep watch at night.

Please don’t be scared of them.

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WishHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko54rank/position

Negai Goto (Wishes) - New song from February 2021 on Okaasan to Issho (With Mother), NHK E-Tele, by Osamu Sakata

If just one of your wishes could come true…

you’d want to think like this song does, wouldn’t you? Instead of a wish that makes only yourself happy, the lyrics say, “May everyone’s wishes come true,” which is so lovely.

The upbeat tune itself lifts your spirits from the bottom of your heart! It may be a children’s song, but adults like parents will surely feel energized by it too.

When you’re weighed down by worries or anxieties, this song might just help you.

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Araki Jakkan

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What kind of bread is it, though?!Hanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko55rank/position

Even if it's bread, what kind of bread!? Bread that dances!? October 2020 Song from Okaasan to Issho / COVER: Otousan mo Issho

The Monthly Song for October 2020, “Even If It’s Bread, Which Bread Am I?” It’s a song whose lyrics are made up of kids’ favorite riddles, and you sing your answers to questions like, “Even if it’s bread, which bread that’s ○○ is it?” Children who like riddles will enjoy it, and for kids who don’t know riddles yet, it’s a great chance to try them out.

There’s a thinking time, so it really livens up if you add dancing or clap along together.

After the thinking time, let’s all shout out the answer!

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Bunbun Rainbow CarHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko56rank/position

Bunbun Rainbow Car / Okaasan to Issho January Monthly Song / ~covered by UtaSta~

“Bunbun Niji-iro Car” was released as the song for January 2022.

The lyrics are by Kanako Suzuki, and the music is by Tetsuro Oda.

Set to an upbeat, catchy rhythm, this song takes you to all sorts of places by car.

You’ll even meet creatures that are a little scary but make your heart race! Wouldn’t you love to ride in such a mysterious and wonderful car and go exploring at least once? It’s perfect as background music for a family drive, and it also works great for preschool recitals or as a dance tune!

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Boo! Ska Party!Hanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko57rank/position

Boo! Ska Party! / August 2020 Monthly Song from “Okaasan to Issho.” A current nursery school teacher takes on nine roles solo!

The August 2020 Tsuki no Uta “Boo! Suka Party!” It’s an upbeat dance song that brightens your mood just by listening.

The song features all kinds of animals and creatures—pigs, monkeys, cows, crocodiles, and more.

It seems like everyone is gathering at the pig’s house for a party.

It would be adorable for performances at preschools, and playing it as background music at a birthday party would make for a happy time! The choreography is fast and a bit tricky, but even little kids can have fun with the call-and-response parts.

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Tango of the Red Ogre and the Blue OgreYokoyama Daisuke / Ono Atsuko58rank/position

The Tango of the Red Ogre and the Blue Ogre # Isao Bito

It’s a song with a tango rhythm, which is a bit unusual for children’s music.

It’s a very fun piece that makes you picture the red ogre and the blue ogre dancing a synchronized tango.

The chorus will make you want to sing with a powerful, expressive flair! Please give it a listen.

Boyoyon MarchHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko59rank/position

Big Gathering: “Boyoyon March” Together with the Brother, the Sister, and Keizo Nakanishi

This is a choral song written and composed by singer-songwriter Keizo Nakanishi that makes everyone smile and feel energized.

Since its debut on NHK’s “Okaasan to Issho” in 2006, it has continued to be loved by both children and adults.

The song carries a message that everyone has a powerful spring under their feet, and even when times are tough, you can trust that spring to help you leap over obstacles and keep moving forward.

Though the tune is upbeat, it also brings a touching, tear-jerking sense of emotion.

It’s highly recommended for recitals and kindergarten graduation ceremonies!

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Yokai ShiritoriHanada Yuuichirou, Ono Atsuko60rank/position

[Full ver.] Yokai Shiritori – Includes up to verse 4 featuring Amabie and Yakushi Nyorai | Songs from “Okaasan to Issho” (NHK E-Tele) Daisuke Yokoyama, Takumi Mitani

Many children (especially boys) love yokai, don’t they? In this song, amazingly, all the yokai names appear as a shiritori chain! You might even hear some yokai names for the first time.

Now then, which yokai ends with the “n” sound? Enjoy listening together with your child.