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V6 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Since their debut, V6 has remained a tightly bonded group with the same members.

Each member challenges various fields and then returns to V6, continually powering up and earning steadfast support.

Here’s a ranking introducing their most popular songs.

V6 Popular Song Rankings [2026] (31–40)

Children of the Sun and MoonV636rank/position

V6 / Children of the Sun and Moon (YouTube Ver.)
Children of the Sun and MoonV6

A gently heartwarming story of love and hope.

Sung by V6, this piece carries a warm message to the children of the sun and the moon.

In lyrics crafted by Ai Iwasaki, the meaning of life and the cycle of existence are beautifully depicted, offering comfort to listeners’ hearts.

Released in May 2017 as their 48th single, it was also featured on NHK’s Minna no Uta, and its animated music video drew attention.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to on a moon-viewing night with family or someone dear.

As you gaze up at the quiet night sky, why not reflect on your own life? You may find yourself realizing that someone has been watching over you.

Melody of LoveV637rank/position

V6 / Melody of Love (YouTube Ver.)
Melody of LoveV6

It’s a song brimming with happy charm that makes your heart skip and a smile come naturally just by listening.

Overflowing feelings for someone you love make the whole world seem to shine.

It captures the soaring excitement of that very moment when a romance begins, sung over an up-tempo melody.

Each member’s clear, expansive vocals add even more color to the work’s positive worldview.

Released in February 2001 as their 18th single, it was also beloved as the theme song for the TBS variety show “School e Ikou!” This is a track that will give you a push when you want to take on a challenge or when you’re feeling a bit low.

Become wingsV638rank/position

V6 / Become Wings (YouTube Ver.)
Become wingsV6

A refreshing exhilaration that breaks through to the horizon—this is a youthful anthem sung by V6.

Released in July 1998 as their 17th single, it was used as the theme song for the popular TV show “Let’s Go to School!” While facing reality head-on and wrestling with inner conflicts, the song conveys a single-minded resolve to chase dreams with friends and soar into the wide-open sky, carried by a driving, exhilarating sound.

The track is also included on the acclaimed album “STEP.” It’s the kind of song that can give listeners the courage to take on new challenges, as if giving them a powerful push forward.

To be freeV639rank/position

V6 / To Be Free (YouTube Ver.)
To be freeV6

This song’s emotional rock sound pierces straight through the heart.

Released in May 1999 as the 13th single, it became well-known as the theme song for the popular TV program “Let’s Go to School!” and reached No.

2 on the Oricon weekly charts.

The piece portrays the anguish of being bound by the invisible chains of society’s rules and expectations, to the point of nearly losing one’s true self.

Many listeners may find their own feelings reflected in the restless desire to break free from the status quo.

Wild flowersV640rank/position

V6 / Wild Flowers (YouTube Ver.)
Wild flowersV6

A song by V6 that evokes a powerful life force, like a flower blooming proudly even in adversity.

Set to a robust band sound, it carries a message that urges you to stay true to yourself no matter the circumstances.

It was included on the single “MILLENNIUM GREETING,” released in February 2000, and can also be found on the album ““HAPPY” Coming Century, 20th Century Forever” from the same year.

When you hit a wall on the way to your goals or feel like you’re losing your sense of self, listening to it might just stir your heart.

V6 Popular Song Rankings [2026] (41–50)

AirV641rank/position

V6 – AIR (Color Coded Lyrics) Terjemahan Indonesia
AirV6

On Ken Miyake’s radio show, Miyake Ken no Radio, he described this as a sparkling song that “girls would probably like,” one that makes you feel as if you’ve stepped into the world of a shoujo manga.

Among fans, it’s even considered the standout track for live performances.

A Place in the SunV642rank/position

V6 / A Place in the Sun (YouTube Ver.)
A Place in the SunV6

It’s a refreshing pop number whose intro—opening with Yoshihiko Inohara’s expansive vocals—sets your heart racing.

Released in July 1999 as V6’s 14th single and included on the classic album “Very best,” it also served as the theme song for the drama “Shin: Oretachi no Tabi Ver.1999,” starring Coming Century, vividly coloring the story.

Each member’s solo part seems to tell of their individual resolve, giving courage to listeners as well.

On a morning when you’re taking on a challenge, listening to this song will surely help you take that first step with a clear, uplifting feeling.