SHISHAMO Popular Song Ranking [2026]

One thing I want to ask youSHISHAMO22rank/position

SHISHAMO "One Thing I Want to Ask You"

Released digitally in June 2025, SHISHAMO’s “Kimi ni Kikitai Hitotsu no Koto” is a slightly fast song with a tempo of 183, but since the vocal range is A#3–D#5, which is comfortable for many female singers, it’s quite singable as long as you lock into the rhythm.

The song is in 4/4 time; rather than feeling it loosely, it’s easier to catch the groove if you follow the drums and divide the beats more finely, slicing each note.

In the chorus especially, be mindful of the rhythm, and because the melody runs continuously, if you find it hard to find spots to breathe, try not to sustain the ends of phrases—cut them off instead.

As you get used to it, you’ll gradually find places to breathe, so until then, focus on a clipped, rhythmic delivery!

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Kubota Mami

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My aim is right at your very core.SHISHAMO23rank/position

SHISHAMO “Aiming Straight for Your Heart”

SHISHAMO is a three-piece rock band that has gained popularity for delicate lyrics that vividly conjure up scenes and a robust rock sound.

Their seventh digital-only single, “Nerau wa Kimi no Donnaka,” chosen as the commercial song for the cram school “Daiichi Seminar/Pharos Individualized Education,” features an ensemble driven by edgy guitar tones that really amps up the energy.

Its message—facing your unstoppable feelings and moving forward—goes beyond cute and lands squarely in cool.

It’s a straightforward rock tune that’s sure to draw attention from male singers at karaoke as well.

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Hoshino Takashi

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I love you!SHISHAMO24rank/position

I tried playing “Suki Suki! / SHISHAMO.” [Guitar/Guitar cover] by mukuchi

This song is included on their fourth album, SHISHAMO 4, released in 2017.

The lyrics, which read like a candid outpouring of unrequited love, and the light, upbeat band sound are incredibly memorable.

Its clumsy charm makes the track feel especially endearing.

If only you could hear the sound of this heartbeatSHISHAMO25rank/position

SHISHAMO 'If Only You Could Hear This Beating Heart'

A cute love song that compares straightforward feelings of love to the sound of a heartbeat.

Released digitally by SHISHAMO in July 2024, the track stands out with its poppy, energetic sound.

Asako Miyazaki’s distinctive vocals vividly express emotional ups and downs.

It sweetly and poignantly captures the flutter before becoming lovers and the joy of mutual feelings—sure to make your heart skip a beat.

The cover illustration was created by Miyazaki herself.

Recommended for those who want to share in the feeling of being in love and for fans of pop music—it’s sure to resonate with you!

Date planSHISHAMO26rank/position

Date plan

This is a song by SHISHAMO that portrays a girl trying to get even a little closer to the person she loves.

Throughout the song, her worries are expressed—how she should act to be worthy of the one she loves, whether she has to push herself to get closer, and so on.

The light sound propelled by a bouncy rhythm also feels like an expression of the part of herself that can’t quite grow up.

Even as she gets hurt, she keeps trying little by little to approach the one she loves, making it a song that gives courage when it comes to love.

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kappamaki

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OH！SHISHAMO27rank/position

SHISHAMO「OH！」

This is a Sō commercial featuring SHISHAMO, Suzu Hirose, and around 1,000 teenagers performing one of the band’s signature songs, “OH!”.

Titled the “Zenryoku Gassō-bu” (Full-Power Ensemble Club) version, the CM has the youths joining in with brass and ensemble parts alongside SHISHAMO’s performance.

The song “OH!”, played in the ad, was released in 2019 and is a track that showcases the band’s trademark catchiness, brightness, and uplifting lyrics.

Many listeners have likely found encouragement in its message—“Even if it’s rough around the edges, let’s give it our all and push straight ahead!”—which offers a supportive nudge forward.

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Hane Keisuke

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Winter SongSHISHAMO28rank/position

Winter Song

This song, performed by three girls who were still in high school and included on their self-produced album “Graduation Project,” captivates with a fragility that feels like the crisp clarity of winter air turned into sound.

Its protagonist is a girl with a one-sided crush, and the lyrics intertwine her feelings for someone out of reach with the season’s chill, evoking bittersweet memories many of us share.

Clean guitar arpeggios and the surging dynamics in the chorus create a deeply affecting finish.

The track was included on an album released in January 2013 and was later re-released alongside their major-label debut album “SHISHAMO.” Although it had no tie-in, it has steadily become a seasonal staple.

On a winter night, when you want to quietly reflect on your feelings of love alone, this song is sure to keep you company.