Shibata Jun Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Unrequited loveShibata Jun1rank/position

Jun Shibata - Unrequited Love

A one-sided love song by Jun Shibata, who also writes songs for numerous artists.

It portrays the heart of a woman who can’t stop loving someone even though she knows that person has someone else they cherish.

Unrequited love is a tangle of wishing things would stay as they are and feeling, “I can’t go on like this!”

Crimson MoonShibata Jun2rank/position

Jun Shibata – Crimson Moon (MV)

Jun Shibata is a female singer-songwriter whose melancholic vocals and distinctive allure leave a strong impression.

While she may not be a household-name mainstream artist, many women in their 40s likely listened to her often in their 20s.

Among her songs, the one I particularly recommend is Guren no Tsuki (Crimson Moon).

It features a touch of falsetto, but it’s brief and kept in a low register, so even those who aren’t confident in their singing should be able to handle it without strain.

If you want it to sound even better, sing with emotion and emphasize dynamic contrast.

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Ryo

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ephemeralShibata Jun3rank/position

Jun Shibata - Utakata

“Utakata” is a song included on Jun Shibata’s 2011 album “Bokutachi no Mirai.” Remembering someone you love while reading lyrics filled with wishes that can never come true tightens the chest.

The protagonist of this song was never able to confess their feelings and can no longer see the person they love again… Where, then, does this unprocessed longing go?

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sasashina

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The road I still came onShibata Jun4rank/position

The road I still came on

Shibata Jun’s lyrics are all deeply moving and often bring you to tears, but this song in particular is heartbreaking enough to make you cry just by reading it.

Still, it doesn’t only make you cry—it also gives you the courage to start walking forward again in the end.

I really want you to listen to it on days when you’ve been through something tough.

moon bathingShibata Jun5rank/position

Shibata Jun - Moonlight Bath

This is a song released in 2002 by singer-songwriter Jun Shibata.

As the title suggests, its sound evokes the dark, quiet atmosphere of the night, and the vocals—like an outpouring of deep inner pain—leave a strong impression.

It powerfully conveys a heart that cannot accept the departure of a loved one, growing unstable because of it, and overflowing with regret.

While wishing for a radiant future, it portrays a situation where one cannot become hopeful—a song that makes your chest tighten.

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kappamaki

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cherry blossom blizzardShibata Jun6rank/position

Shibata Jun – Hana Fubuki (Music Video)

This is a deeply moving ballad number by Jun Shibata, a female singer-songwriter best known for her heartrending ballads.

Just listening to the chorus—“The applause and cheers of the pink shower of blossoms seep into my heart…”—gives me chills and moves me so much I can’t help but shed tears.

mutual unrequited loveShibata Jun7rank/position

Jun Shibata “Mutual Unrequited Love” Music Video (Short Version)

When it comes to love songs by adult women facing a breakup, Jun Shibata’s “Ryokata Omoi” (Mutual Unrequited Love), released in 2002, comes to mind.

It portrays a hopeless love for someone who appeared just as she was about to give up on love.

Even when both people love each other, the bittersweet reality of not being able to be together makes your heart ache.

Many will relate to the way thoughts of a beloved person keep surfacing, no matter how much you try to act strong or talk yourself out of it.

Carried by a softly spreading melody, her gentle voice soothes the heart in this song.

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mutō

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phantom / illusion / vision / fantasyShibata Jun8rank/position

Jun Shibata — Illusion

Shibata Jun’s “Maboroshi” depicts the loneliness that follows a breakup.

It’s included on the album “Watashi,” released in 2005.

The melody unfolds in a quiet tone that evokes the pitch-black darkness of night, deepening the sense of isolation.

The lyrics, which express the pain of being unable to accept as reality a lover’s betrayal and the fact that they are leaving, tighten the chest.

When you can’t face the reality of a breakup, why not rest your heart slowly with this song?

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SAKI

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Welcome back.Shibata Jun9rank/position

Welcome back.

This song doesn’t feature explicit lyrics during the track, but the words subtly evoke an affair.

The narrator is asking their partner to end the relationship, yet continues to wait.

It’s a piece that sings of a grown woman’s unrequited love.

Sound of SnowShibata Jun10rank/position

Sound of Snow

It’s a bittersweet ballad that recalls an old lover at the sight of falling snow.

Written and performed by singer-songwriter Jun Shibata—also known for “Anata to no Hibi” and “HIROMI”—the song appears on her third album Hitori, released in 2004.

The mature arrangement, where coldness and emotion coexist, meshes perfectly with Shibata’s lustrous vocals and pierces the heart.

It’s a snow song that makes you think, “I want to love without regrets.” If you listen to it after a breakup, it may resonate even more deeply.