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Tsukuyomi Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Yurry Canon, who is also active as a Vocaloid producer, leads Tsukuyomi, a music project that brings together artists to match each song.
Many of you have likely been captivated by its literary worldview and piercing, heart-striking melodies.
In this article, we’ll introduce a ranking of popular tracks that let you savor Tsukuyomi’s profound appeal.
Immerse yourself in the dense stories they weave, and find the one song that becomes your personal favorite.
Tsukuyomi Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
SaviorNEW!tsukuyomi1rank/position
This is the 13th digital single from Tsukuyomi, the music project by Vocaloid producer YurryCanon, released in July 2023.
Amid a fiercely intricate, up-and-down vocal melody, vocalist Yue delivers a wonderfully dramatic performance, expertly switching among a wide array of high tones.
If you can nail this song coolly at karaoke, you’ll definitely draw everyone’s attention! That said, it’s a pretty difficult piece to sing, so please be careful not to strain your voice.
The moon is full.NEW!tsukuyomi2rank/position
A track that could be called the culmination of Vocaloid producer Yurii Canon’s music project “Tsukuyomi.” Linked to the world of the novel If Only I Could Become Someone’s Heart, its lyrics—centering on the musician Yuma and Rino, who admires Yuma—use the moon as a motif while delving into the meaning of “living.” As you feel the vastness of the cosmos in its dramatic, fast-paced sound, why not also take a quiet moment to reflect on your own small existence?
Tsuitachi feat. YoshinoNEW!tsukuyomi3rank/position
Tsukuyomi is a project that links story and music, led by Yurii Kanon—who is also active as a Vocaloid producer.
Released in February 2026, this work is the first installment of the new “Session Story” series, created with vocalist Yoshino.
Its edgy guitar-rock sound and Yoshino’s powerful vocals leave a vivid impression.
The worldview, depicting a will that keeps reaching out time and again to search for what was lost while struggling on the border between dreams and reality, is sure to set listeners’ hearts ablaze.
The song is also used as the ending theme for the anime “Duel Masters LOST: The Sun of Oblivion.” It’s a fast-paced rock tune that gives you a push to live today even as you carry the weight of the past.
More beautiful than deathNEW!tsukuyomi4rank/position
A Tsukuyomi song that portrays the story of two girls swaying between “death” and “life.” Released in May 2024, this track opens the concept album We Call That God.
Centered on the rooftop moment when a girl with the special ability of precognitive dreams meets a girl about to end her life, it gently weaves the special feelings that grow between them.
It’s a piece I’d especially recommend to anyone who wants to receive the message that you don’t need a reason to care about someone.
raison d’être; something that sustains one’s will to liveNEW!tsukuyomi5rank/position
A song that portrays someone who, despite carrying anguish and inner conflict, sublimates those feelings into poetry and strives to move forward.
Released in August 2022, this work—whose YouTube views have surpassed 10 million—reflects the world of the novel “If I Could Become Someone’s Heart,” resulting in a story-rich piece.
It’s a track that stays close to those searching for light in a dark night or on the verge of losing their sense of purpose.
Tsukuyomi’s clear, translucent vocals and Yuri Kanon’s distinctive sound resonate deeply.
a balmy autumn dayNEW!tsukuyomi6rank/position
The works of Tsukuyomi, the music project led by Vocaloid producer Yuri Kannon, are truly captivating in how deeply story and music are intertwined.
Released in August 2024, this song is set against a fleeting tale from the original novel about the meeting of a sick girl and a boy.
What’s striking is how a bright, refreshing sound carries a poignancy like the clear air of autumn, letting the protagonist’s feelings—cherishing the present in the face of an inevitable parting—resonate deeply with listeners.
The track is also included on the mini-album “We Call That God.” If you listen on a long autumn night when you’re in a sentimental mood, you’ll find yourself even more drawn into the world of its story.
come-from-behind victoryNEW!tsukuyomi7rank/position
Tsukuyomi is a music project produced by Yuri Canon, who is active as a Vocaloid producer.
Their 12th digital-only single, “Gyakutengeki” (Turnabout), was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime “I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too — Leveling Up Changed My Life.” Its message—that no matter what happens in life, your convictions remain unshaken—will likely inspire courage and confidence in those pursuing their dreams and goals.
With powerful yet pristine vocals that lift your spirits, it’s an upbeat tune that will brighten your study time.
In conclusion
In the world of Tsukuyomi, where the delicate words and melodies spun by Yurii Kanon intertwine with the breath of diverse artists. Rather than simply letting the music play in the background, take your time to savor a rich experience—like turning the pages of a full-length novel—to your heart’s content.