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Sumire Uesaka Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Sumire Uesaka is a singer who’s active across a wide range of fields, including voice acting, acting, and TV personality work.

At age nine, she became the first Japanese person to appear in a Vidal Sassoon commercial, marking the start of her career as a child actor.

Despite her cute looks and singing voice, she’s not comfortable being called “cute,” which only adds to her charm.

This time, we’re introducing a ranking of Sumire Uesaka’s most popular songs.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or someone who doesn’t know much about her yet, take this opportunity to check it out.

Sumire Uesaka Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Happy End PrincessUesaka Sumire8rank/position

Sumire Uesaka “Happy End Princess” / Sumire Uesaka “Princess’ Happy Ending” MUSIC VIDEO
Happy End PrincessUesaka Sumire

This is a song by Sumire Uesaka about a selfish princess who defies fate and strives for a happy ending.

Even though her actions start out as self-preservation, for some reason everyone around her mistakes her for a saint—can’t you just picture this frantic yet adorable princess? Released in October 2023 as her 14th single, the track was chosen as the theme song for the anime “Tearmoon Empire Story: One Girl’s Rebirth to Fortune from the Gallows.” She’s a little different from the idealized princess—full of human charm—and she’s sure to make your heart skip a beat!

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Your sea beyond the seven seasUesaka Sumire9rank/position

Sumire Uesaka “Your Sea Beyond the Seven Seas” Music Video
Your sea beyond the seven seasUesaka Sumire

It’s the opening theme for the anime Muromi-san on the Shore and also the debut single of voice actress Sumire Uesaka as a singer.

Blending elements like 80s new wave and Russian folk music, it results in a track with a distinctly quirky and mysterious musical character.

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Pancakes in HellUesaka Sumire10rank/position

Sung by Sumire Uesaka, this pop tune is included on her 2018 album “No Future Vacances.” It was used as the ending theme for the anime “Hozuki’s Coolheadedness,” which humorously portrays the denizens of hell.

The playful mismatch between the frightening setting of “hell” and the sweet treat of “pancakes” is delightful, unfolding a worldview where bite and cuteness coexist.

While Setsubun customarily involves driving out ogres by scattering beans, listening to this song—where cheerful oni spring to mind—might just make you want to sit down with the person playing the ogre and share some sweets together.

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