Fairy Tale Popular Song Rankings [2026]

JEALOUS LOVEotogibanashi11rank/position

Fairy Tale “JEALOUS LOVE” (Official Music Video)

This track opens with an impressive bass phrase and, unusually for OtoGiBanashi, features a dance sound.

The tone and lyrics create a mood that evokes the night city, resulting in a slightly more mature love song.

Please enjoy a slightly different side of OtoGiBanashi.

KIDSotogibanashi12rank/position

Fairy Tale – KIDS (PV)

Amid the jagged, fairy tale–like sound, I feel an indescribably sweet sadness.

In the video, vocalist-guitarist Arima plays an acoustic guitar, but you can’t hear it at all in the track.

From the very first lines of the A melody, the lyrics seep in—an irresistible song.

NO SOSotogibanashi13rank/position

Fairy Tale – NO SOS (MV)

A track from their sixth album, THE WORLD, released in 2013.

It’s a relaxed mid-tempo number, and their signature sound—retro and slightly faded, evoking nostalgia—remains intact.

Despite running over six minutes, its development in the middle is skillful, making it a sly, fully engaging song from start to finish.

SMILEotogibanashi14rank/position

Fairy Tale – SMILE (Music Video)

A track from the 2nd single “Hello Goodbye ep.” It’s a love song with a very warm atmosphere.

The music video is quite unique: the band plays on a train, and a person in a bear costume and a woman sit facing each other, laughing happily.

The shots filled with soap bubbles bring out a charming, fairy-tale vibe that matches the band’s name.

The guitar tone is exquisite too, adding a really nice flavor.

THANK YOUotogibanashi15rank/position

Fairy Tale “THANK YOU” PV

This song is from the 6th single, “THANK YOU/This is just a Healing song.” In this music video, it starts with the lead guitarist showing up late, followed by mistakes from the guitar-vocalist and then the lead guitarist again, and the practice vibe keeps getting worse and worse.

Coincidentally, Singalong Parade’s “Sumanai” came to mind (though of course this was released earlier).

While enjoying the song itself is a given, I think appreciating the opening is also one way to enjoy it.

WHITE SONGotogibanashi16rank/position

Fairy Tale – WHITE SONG (PV)

It’s a track included on their third album, FAIRYTALE.

Even at a relaxed tempo, the tight, rock-driven guitar sound seems to be one of their hallmarks.

The singer-guitarist’s acoustic guitar gives the song a soft touch.

The line about a “smile that suddenly stirs something deep in my chest” really hit me personally.

weekendotogibanashi17rank/position

Fairy Tale “Weekend” PV

This song, which closes out the 4th album “HOKORI,” is under two minutes long, but despite its simplicity it has a distinctive depth.

Lead guitarist Ushio says, “It’s a song I love that would absolutely never be a single.” Apparently, he played the guitar solo with “Karappo” in mind.

The solo’s tantalizingly drawn-out phrasing is part of its charm.

Cute Research Societyotogibanashi18rank/position

Fairy Tale “Cute Research Club” (Official Music Video)

One track from the 2015 release “CULTURE CLUB.” Its sound—rock ’n’ roll with occasional psychedelic touches—is highly addictive.

The hand-drawn, animation-style music video is also a must-see, blending cuteness with psychedelia in a uniquely distinctive way.

Sleepless in Seattleotogibanashi19rank/position

Fairy Tale “Sleepless in Seattle” (Official Music Video)

This is a song with a fully animated music video that captures the mood beautifully.

It sings sadly yet beautifully about two people who have parted ways, and listening to it after a breakup might soothe your heart.

It also depicts the forward-looking resolve to move on, cherishing the memories as something good.

Serenadeotogibanashi20rank/position

Fairy Tale “Serenade” (Official Music Video)

A sweet love song that lets you feel the summer.

Blending a fairytale-like, elegant sound with relatable lyrics, it’s a soothing track to listen to.

The song has a gentle, swaying quality with a soft touch.