SKE48 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Sorry, SUMMERSKE481rank/position

SKE48 “Sorry, SUMMER”

It might remind you of the romances of your youth.

This song by the idol group SKE48 was released in 2010 as their third single.

Its upbeat four-on-the-floor rhythm pairs perfectly with the members’ bright, blossoming vocals, making it feel incredibly refreshing.

Both the sound and the lyrics make you want to go see a vast, endless blue ocean.

Let this work bring back those almost-forgotten days!

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Araki Jakkan

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Pareo is emerald.SKE482rank/position

On sale 2011/7/27: 6th single “Pareo wa Emerald” MV (special edit ver.)

A refreshing pop song that vividly captures a summer romance.

The story is striking: a boy is surprised by the growth of a girl he’d thought of like a little sister and begins to fall for her.

The emerald-green pareo symbolizes the summer sea and mirrors the girl’s transformation.

The sparkling intro that shifts into an up-tempo groove is captivating and draws listeners in.

Released in July 2011 as SKE48’s sixth single, it was also performed at the 2012 Kohaku Uta Gassen.

The cheerful beach-set music video is another highlight.

A perfect track for summer drives or seaside dates—highly recommended for anyone wanting to feel the spirit of youth.

Unrequited Love, FinallySKE483rank/position

On sale 2012/1/25 – 8th single ‘Unrequited Love Finally’ MV (special edit ver.)

It’s one of SKE48’s signature songs.

The music video drew a lot of attention, with a kiss scene, intense dance sequences, and even a car crash scene.

After this, there was a wave of departures, graduations, and transfers, and the lineup changed significantly.

I feel like it was the era when they were at their peak.

The song delivers its message exactly as is, distilled into the straightforward lyrics of the chorus.

Slave to chocolateSKE484rank/position

On sale 2013/1/30 11th single “Choco no Dorei” MV (special edit ver.)

An irresistibly charming SKE48 smash hit, sweet like chocolate.

The lyrics deftly capture a man’s feelings around Valentine’s Day, leaving a strong impression.

The desire to convey one’s love through chocolate, and the hope of receiving chocolate in return, evokes memories of youth—secret crushes in the corner of a classroom.

Released in January 2013, the song debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It was also selected as the ending theme for TBS TV’s “Tsubokko Musume,” earning wide support across generations.

A perfect track for the Valentine’s season, recommended to anyone who longs for sweet romance.

Blue-Sky Unrequited LoveSKE485rank/position

SKE48 “Blue Sky Unrequited Love” (Blue Sky One-Sided Love)

Released in 2010 as their second single, it was used as the ending theme for the TBS variety show “Shogeki! One Phrase” during March and April.

It became a signature song that boosted SKE’s popularity.

It’s a bright, upbeat song about unrequited love.

Even kisses are left-handedSKE486rank/position

Even Kisses Are Left-Handed Music Video / SKE48 [Full MV]

SKE48’s 10th single captures the fluttering first love of a young girl.

Released in September 2012, it topped the Oricon charts and ranked 9th on the year-end list.

The protagonist’s delicate feelings—like getting butterflies over something as simple as someone twirling pasta with their left hand—are conveyed through bright guitar sounds and sparkling synthesizers.

It’s the perfect song to revisit that heart-pounding feeling of being in love.

Banzai VenusSKE487rank/position

Banzai Venus SKE48 Banzai Venus

SKE48 is an idol group based in Aichi Prefecture.

Their fifth single is “Banzai Venus.” It’s a cheer song for women who have a hard time confessing their feelings.

With its pop melody and powerful vocals, it’s an energizing track.

When you sing it at karaoke, try performing it brightly and powerfully like the original.

There are chorus parts and shout-along phrases, so having your friends join in will definitely liven things up.

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yamamoto

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