SHISHAMO Popular Song Ranking [2026]

I don’t want to go.SHISHAMO15rank/position

SHISHAMO 'I Don't Want to Go'

As the title suggests, it’s a straightforward song, yet it somehow resonates with a bittersweet feeling.

It’s a track by the girls’ band SHISHAMO from Kanagawa, included on their major-label debut album “SHISHAMO,” released in 2013.

A guitar-rock number with a sentimental mood, it’s perfectly matched by Asako Miyazaki’s down-to-earth vocals, resulting in a highly relatable piece.

It might be just right for those solitary moments when you want to sink into an ennui-laden mood.

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Summer Love AdvisorySHISHAMO16rank/position

SHISHAMO “Summer Love Advisory”

It’s a refreshingly exhilarating track from SHISHAMO that truly heralds the arrival of summer.

The protagonist is a girl who’s become a little timid about love.

Even as she stays cautious because of past experiences, her unstoppable feelings build, portrayed over an up-tempo sound.

It’s a number that captures that uniquely summery flutter—an exciting mix of a racing heart and a touch of bittersweet emotion.

Released in June 2023, marking the 10th anniversary of SHISHAMO’s CD debut, the single is also included on the album SHISHAMO 8 from the same year.

It was featured as the CM song for JTB’s “Kokoro Odoru Natsutabi” (Heart-Dancing Summer Trip) campaign, boosting the thrill of summer travel.

Listen to it during a summer drive or a lively BBQ with friends, and it just might multiply the fun many times over.

band memberSHISHAMO17rank/position

band member

The three-piece rock band SHISHAMO from Kanagawa delivers the song “Bandman,” included on their first album “SHISHAMO,” released in 2013, and it’s packed with a deeply moving message.

The lyrics portray the bittersweet feelings of a woman who has fallen in love with a bandman, conveying her passion as she chases after the band.

The sense of grappling with financial hardship and tensions involving other fans feels very real.

Asako Miyazaki’s cute vocals and the pop yet emotionally resonant guitar sound leave a lasting impression on listeners.

Mass-produced boyfriendSHISHAMO18rank/position

SHISHAMO “Mass-Produced Boyfriend”

Released in June 2019, it’s one of the most striking songs in SHISHAMO’s catalog! With Asako Miyazaki’s candid vocals, the heartbreak and loneliness of unrequited love resonate deeply with listeners.

Though not based on real experiences, the lyrics are written from the perspective of an imaginary protagonist, like a short manga, and they have struck a chord with many people.

Comparing yourself to the boyfriend chosen by the person you like…

hasn’t everyone felt that at some point? I think it’s a song that brings back the bittersweet memories of youth.

Because I want to be by your side.SHISHAMO19rank/position

SHISHAMO "Because I Want to Be by Your Side"

A number by SHISHAMO, written specifically as a required piece for the NHK All-Japan School Music Competition and loved by people of all ages.

The lyrics, which express the pure desire to be by someone’s side in down-to-earth words, are deeply moving.

The stance of reflecting on oneself and trying to be close to the other person perfectly matches the delicate hearts of adolescence.

Released as a single in October 2019, it was included on the album “SHISHAMO 6.”

FlowerSHISHAMO20rank/position

Flower

Despite its upbeat melody, the song “Hana” is filled with heartrending lyrics.

It portrays a woman waiting for a lover who will never return.

It seems he has gone to be with another woman.

The most heartbreaking point of all is that the protagonist knows he was drawn to someone other than her.

What kind of feelings did she have while they were together? Just thinking about it brings me to tears.

This song is included on the album “SHISHAMO 2,” released in 2015.

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Self-revolutionSHISHAMO21rank/position

SHISHAMO “Self Revolution”

A track marked by storytelling that brilliantly captures the hearts of young people and a poppy, catchy melody line.

Centered on themes of self-transformation and challenge, it delivers a powerful, positive message.

Released by SHISHAMO in January 2025, the song was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “Flowers Bloom, Like Asura.” Its uplifting sound pairs perfectly with lyrics that deftly express the emotions of today’s youth.

With both drive and comfort, this rock tune is perfect for belting out with full energy at karaoke!