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UVERworld Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
UVERworld is a six-member rock band from Shiga Prefecture.
Since their debut in 2005, they’ve produced numerous hits.
Here, we’ll introduce our recommended love songs from their catalog in a ranking format.
UVERworld’s passionately sung lyrics are sure to resonate with your heart!
Be sure to check them out!
UVERworld Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
THE OVERUVERworld1rank/position
As a recommended love song sung by a male artist for the yutori generation, I’d like to introduce a track by UVERworld.
Their 22nd single, released in August 2012, was used as the theme song for the TBS drama “Kuro no Onna Kyōshi” (The Blackboard: The Class All Black).
Known as a heartrending love song, it carries a powerful message about transcending oneself, portraying the journey of overcoming personal weaknesses and complexes.
Blending rock and ballad elements, the song evokes deep emotion through TAKUYA∞’s powerful vocals and the band’s superb musicianship.
It’s perfect not only for those currently in love, but also for anyone looking to fall in love.
Your favorite songUVERworld2rank/position
Have you ever had that bittersweet experience of growing to love the songs your crush listens to all the time? This love ballad portrays a heart that had shut itself off—swearing off love—slowly warming again thanks to a special encounter.
Created by UVERworld, a rock band from Shiga Prefecture, this single was released in November 2006 and drew attention as the theme song for the TBS romance variety show “Koisuru Hanikami!” Its gentle, string-infused sound contrasts with the band’s intense rock image and truly resonates with the heart.
If you need a little courage to confess your feelings, why not give it a listen?
Mikage’s WillUVERworld3rank/position
UVERworld has many fans thanks to their straight-to-the-heart Japanese lyrics.
This song, Mikageishi, is included on their fourth album, AwakEVE, released in 2009.
The title is read “Mikageishi.” By the time you finish listening, it feels like you’ve watched a romance drama—a story-driven, moving love song.
It’s like a proposal in a single track, conveying the “I love you” that vows eternal love, from the couple’s first meeting to a sense of the future they will share.
BittersweetUVERworld4rank/position
UVERworld is a six-member rock band that continues to break Japan’s attendance records for men-only concerts and has gained popularity for their passionate, message-driven songs, earning them the nickname “the band that makes men cry.” The song “Bittersweet,” which opens their 12th album ENIGMASIS, features lyrics said to be written for their fans and leaves a strong impression.
The driving rock ensemble, with its edgy, exhilarating guitar sound, combines with powerful vocals to deliver a moving impact.
It’s a cool rock tune with a refreshing melody that lifts your spirits.
Shaka Beach ~Laka Laka La~UVERworld5rank/position
Released in 2007 as the eighth single, this song received high acclaim—debuting at No.
2 on the Oricon chart despite having no tie-in.
It blends samba and Latin rhythms, creating a very distinctive and impactful sound.
The crisp acoustic guitar also leaves a strong impression.
I miss you.UVERworld6rank/position
A heart-stirring ballad that delicately portrays the profound sense of loss and regret after losing a loved one.
Released by UVERworld in September 2008, the song expresses powerful feelings and loneliness toward a former lover, wrapped in a gentle melody.
It is included on the album “AwakEVE,” and its music video set at Shibuya’s scramble crossing is also memorable.
A tender masterpiece that offers comfort to those who have lost someone important or are trying to overcome a breakup.
AWAYOKUBA – Slash –UVERworld7rank/position
A song by UVERworld, a six-member rock band from Shiga Prefecture formed by childhood friends.
At live shows, a strings-led intro heightens the sense of anticipation.
From the wistful yet powerful vocal-and-piano opening, the arrangement shifts into a rock band sound with tapped guitar, then transitions to a saxophone-led phrase—the intro alone is enough to send shivers down your spine.
Singing about a view of life and deep love, the song unfolds dramatically through rhythmic changes between the A verse, B verse, and chorus, making it a hidden gem of a love song that resonates with listeners.