Shota Shimizu Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Shota Shimizu is a Japanese R&B vocalist who is highly popular among young men and women.
His warm, husky voice—combined with his cute looks—has earned him widespread acclaim.
We’ve compiled a ranked list of his most-played hit songs so far.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering him for the first time, be sure to check it out.
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Shota Shimizu Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)
DON’T FORGET MY NAMEShimizu Shota31rank/position
A deeply resonant ballad by Shota Shimizu.
Released in May 2025, it serves as the lead track on the album “Pulsatilla cernua.” The song conveys an earnest desire for listeners not to forget their bonds with loved ones, even while walking a solitary path.
The music video’s beautiful visuals set in the city of Osaka are also striking.
It’s a song that offers comfort to those facing a turning point in life or thinking of someone dear who lives far away.
StarlightShimizu Shota32rank/position
It’s a ballad I’d love to hear in winter.
If someone sang a song like this with a sweet voice in a closed room, I’d fall for them.
I really like the background music too.
Whether it’s that person you’re interested in or a couple whose relationship is getting a bit stale, I’d love for the boyfriend to sing it to her in a manly way.
Like the windShimizu Shota33rank/position
This is a song by Shota Shimizu, a talented young male singer.
It became famous for sampling “Yearnings of the Wind” from the popular game Chrono Trigger, and it’s a karaoke classic that shines even in scenes with many ballad lovers, gamers, and young women.
Your voiceShimizu Shota34rank/position
This song makes me feel like that person I sometimes drift into thinking about is about to come to mind.
Even if we can’t meet or talk, it’s a bittersweet song where, like the moment puzzle pieces click into place, the sudden image of someone you love flashes before you and unsettles your heart.
Sakura MelodyKatō Miriya × Shimizu Shōta35rank/position
Sakura Melody is a collaborative track by Miliyah Kato and Shota Shimizu, who also drew attention with their collaborations on Love Forever and FOREVER LOVE.
Included on the compilation album THE BEST, created as part of their joint project, the song was written by Noriyuki Makihara.
Set to a poignant melody that evokes the fleeting impression of cherry blossoms, it sings of a springtime parting—a separation chosen for each other’s future.
The melody, likening those bittersweet feelings to cherry blossoms, perfectly suits a woman’s delicate sensibilities.
Forever LoveShimizu Shota36rank/position
This love song by Shota Shimizu is a high-caliber piece in which delicate lyrical touches and lively vocals brilliantly heighten the excitement.
Its style fits perfectly for younger listeners as well, and the bright, buoyant depiction creates a pleasantly uplifting mood.
Forget-me-notShimizu Shota37rank/position
An artist who has become a familiar presence on cable music rankings is Shota Shimizu.
His soulful voice is truly authentic, and I believe it would hold up well in Western countries like the United States.
This song is a textbook example of a good track, so I recommend it to music lovers.
I miss you -refrainShimizu Shota38rank/position
A collaboration track with SPICY CHOCOLATE.
The ultimate form of wanting what you don’t have is the love you feel for yourself that springs from deep feelings for someone dear.
The more something becomes a memory, the more it hurts that past situations no longer feel real.
It’s a slightly melancholic song that brings back those feelings.
PrincessShimizu Shota39rank/position
This song expresses the feelings of a man who can’t forget his former lover, and it’s included on Shota Shimizu’s mini-album “period,” released in November 2020.
The meanings of the aster’s flower language that appear in the lyrics are “recollection,” “I won’t forget you,” and “thinking of someone far away.” With the title being “Princess,” you can feel that this man still cherishes his former lover.
If this song had an after-story, I can’t help but hope it would lead to a happy ending.
SorryShimizu Shota40rank/position
A song I want people who are feeling unsettled because they couldn’t say what they needed to their ex to listen to is “Sorry.” It was released in 2019 by singer-songwriter Shota Shimizu.
The track has a moody atmosphere with softly resonant synths.
Its R&B-style, rhythmic flow, packed with pent-up feelings, is sure to bring tears to your eyes.
If you’ve ever thought, “Why couldn’t I say that one thing back then…?” you’ll relate.
How about lending an ear to this mellow song that gently wraps your regrets?
