Sayonara Ponytail Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Our Seasonsayonara poniiteeru1rank/position

Sayonara Ponytail 'Our Season'

An unconventional group of 12 members, including five vocalists.

They built a fanbase online and through their independent label, and made an official debut in 2011.

They are known for their strong abilities and a wide-ranging repertoire, offering not only cute tunes but also a captivating sound tinged with poignancy.

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Sayonara Ponytail — 'Natalie'

Sayonara Ponytail is a girls’ pop group that gained fans on social media and made their major debut in 2011, and this is one of their early masterpieces.

The refreshing vocals are addictive.

Its clear, breezy sound—like gliding smoothly down a slope on a bicycle—will detox your weary heart.

Before memories turn sadsayonara poniiteeru3rank/position

Sayonara Ponytail “Before Memories Turn Sad”

SayoPoni, the enigmatic masked unit that burst onto the scene like a comet in 2011.

This is a breakup song that sings of the loneliness of losing a lover and the heartache of wanting to see them but being unable to.

Mina’s breathing as she sings feels raw, giving the track a striking sense of realism.

Iroha nihohetosayonara poniiteeru4rank/position

Sayonara Ponytail - Iroha ni Hoheto (2014 Version)

Sayonara Ponytail began their activities in 2011 as a masked unit, presenting only visual imagery and songs.

While generating buzz online, they released works independently and, that same year, made a rapid major-label debut that drew significant attention.

Even now in the 2020s, nothing is known about the members’ identities; they’ve continued their unique activities while maintaining their position as a masked unit.

Are you familiar with their Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day) song? Originally, member 324P posted a demo of the track on Tumblr in March 2013; the following year it was officially released as a Sayonara Ponytail song in a “2014 version.” It’s a Hinamatsuri tune with a distinctly Japanese flavor and a touch of melancholy—very much in line with Sayoponi’s style.

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Sayonara Ponytail “Sayoponi’s Steam Bath Bon Dance Part 1”

It’s a somewhat mysterious yet delightful song that blends the atmosphere of a hot spring town with steam rising into the air and the buoyant excitement of a festival.

It’s known as a hidden gem by Sayonara Ponytail, a pop group that performs without showing their faces.

While it’s based on a traditional ondō rhythm, it’s crafted into a light, upbeat pop sound, imbued with a gentle, positive message: wash away everyday stress and failures in the hot springs.

It was released on YouTube in August 2013 as a seasonal gift, and was later included on the concept album Enban Utopia, released in November 2015.

It’s perfect for when you’re worn out by busy days or want to forget everything and refresh yourself.

Let the easygoing melody carry you, and both your heart and body will feel warmly soothed.

New Yearsayonara poniiteeru6rank/position

New Year

Let me introduce “New na Year,” a song by Sayonara Ponytail—affectionately known as SayoPoni—who debuted in 2011! It’s an innovative track whose lyrics consist solely of “Happy New Year”! The intro phrase is so pleasant to the ear that you’ll want to hit repeat.

The choral work is fantastic too, resulting in a feel-good finish that lifts your spirits.

Try listening during the countdown or right after ringing in the New Year to celebrate the start of the year!

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Kawamura Mina

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Sayonara Ponytail 'Hey!! Nyan♡'

On a day when a girl imitates a cat’s meow, I’m done for…! It’s a song by the idol group Sayonara Ponytail.

It’s included on their second album, Seishun Fantasia, released in 2013.

It sings about an overwhelming, overflowing love for someone special.

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Araki Jakkan

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