Hikaru Utada’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

A.S.A.P.Utada Hikaru91rank/position

Hikaru Utada – A.S.A.P.

People who like Tunnels might be reminded of the song with the same title by Takaaki Ishibashi & Shizuka Kudo.

This track is the eighth song on Hikaru Utada’s third album, “DEER RIVER.” The title A.S.A.P comes from the initials of “As soon as possible,” a phrase some of you may have heard in English class.

It’s a rhythmically tight, punchy song.

DistanceUtada Hikaru92rank/position

DISTANCE (Single Ver.) – Hikaru Utada / HIKARU UTADA MUSIC VIDEO

Released on March 28, 2001, it’s included as the third track on Hikaru Utada’s second album, Distance.

With a comfortable beat, a sound that evokes a mysterious space, vocals that blend a heartrending sincerity with strength, a loneliness you can’t feel when you’re alone, a personality that doesn’t force things—but with you… This moving love song teaches us the precious feelings that come from meeting someone special.

Find LoveUtada Hikaru93rank/position

Hikaru Utada “Find Love” Live ver.

Hikaru Utada’s “Find Love” is featured in the promotional video for Shiseido’s new Ultimune serum.

As someone who enjoys top-tier popularity in Japan for R&B and is active on the global stage, it’s something to be proud of as a fellow Japanese person.

The song reflects a sense of newness and gives off a stylish impression.

With a house/club-music tempo, it’s a track that really lets you feel Utada’s cool side!

Simple And CleanUtada Hikaru94rank/position

Japanese translation: Simple and Clean Utada Hikaru Japanese Utada Hikaru Kingdom Hearts Theme Song

This is the English version of “Hikari.” It’s incredibly cool how the song soars from low notes to very high ones.

Utada’s voice is so soothing, and I think she’s the one who really made R&B sell big in Japan.

I was shocked at the time to realize an artist like her existed.

It feels truly refreshing when you belt this song out.

It’s a really beautiful track.

Too ProudUtada Hikaru95rank/position

Too Proud

This is a track where you can fully enjoy Hikaru Utada’s dance music.

Included on the album “Hatsukoi,” released in June 2018, it’s a rhythmic song influenced by trap music.

The lyrics depict the lull in marriages or relationships and the avoidance of physical closeness, delicately expressing changes in the relationship and emotional distance.

Its appeal also lies in the interplay of distinctive rhythms and melodies, showcasing a new challenge for Utada.

Rhythmic and dance-friendly, the track is used by many dancers.

If you’re looking for a song to choreograph in your own style, this one is highly recommended.

Wait ＆ SeeUtada Hikaru96rank/position

Hikaru Utada – Wait & See (Risk)

This is another nostalgic song for me.

It was used in an old TV drama that I used to watch often with my mother.

Even so, it might be a song that doesn’t feel dated and still holds up today.

If you listen to it once, you’ll surely feel how good it is.

Play ballUtada Hikaru97rank/position

Hikaru Utada – Play Ball. Utada Hikaru –

Included on Hikaru Utada’s third album, Deep River, released on June 19, 2002.

The lyrics liken actions taken to win over someone you’re drawn to to baseball plays.

It’s a mid-tempo track that conveys a sharp, predator-like intensity, like a tiger stalking its prey.

Goddess of the StormUtada Hikaru98rank/position

Utada Hikaru Arashi no Megami SubEspañol+Kanji+Romaji

A song said to have been written for her mother.

It’s included on the 2010 album “Utada Hikaru SINGLE COLLECTION VOL.2.” Hikaru Utada grew up in a complicated family, and her mother struggled with mental illness.

Her mother was Keiko Fuji, a celebrated Showa-era singer who passed away in 2013 at the age of 62.

This masterpiece is filled with many feelings—her admiration for her mother as a singer, as well as love, forgiveness, and more.

I had a wrong kind of love, but it wasn’t a mistake.Utada Hikaru99rank/position

Hikaru Utada “Kimi ni Muchū”

She is a female singer-songwriter, musician, and music producer born in the United States.

I feel a very mature vibe that is characteristic of Hikaru Utada.

She embraces failure as an experience, and I thought that was really cool.