Tsuji Ayano Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Ayano Tsuji is a singer-songwriter from Kyoto Prefecture.
Her gentle singing voice and the soft tone of the ukulele are her trademarks.
You can fully appreciate her charm in “Kaze ni Naru,” which was selected as the theme song for the film The Cat Returns.
This time, we’ll introduce Ayano Tsuji’s popular songs in a ranking format.
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Ayano Tsuji Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)
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Released on March 19, 2003.
A spring-like song with Tsuji Ayano’s gentle, soothing vocals.
According to her, it was created with the image of wanting to meet someone she loves again, inspired by the cherry blossom-lined Philosopher’s Path in Kyoto.
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Neko ni Naritai covered by ukulele-playing singer-songwriter Ayano Tsuji.
The Spitz version has a hint of shadow beneath its cuteness, but Tsuji’s gentle voice and ukulele boost the charm by 150%.
Personally, I’ve always associated Ayano Tsuji strongly with Kaze ni Naru, the theme song of the Ghibli film The Cat Returns, so when I first heard this cover I thought, “So that’s the angle!” If there were a song called Kaze no Ongaeshi (The Return of the Wind), I’m sure she’d cover that too.
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Spitz’s hit song “Cherry.” Ayano Tsuji has covered it.
It features a simple arrangement with just ukulele and vocals.
That simplicity really brings out the beauty of her singing.
It’s a heartwarming, relaxing arrangement—really lovely.
Ayano Tsuji’s “Cherry” is something I’d love to listen to with a warm drink.


