Wink’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Winter PhotographWink22rank/position

Winter Photograph / At Heel Diamonds [Wink]

A hugely popular idol duo since the days of Pink Lady, consisting of Sachiko Suzuki and Shoko Aida.

The two, known for not smiling (it’s said they were actually just nervous, which became their selling point), gained popularity with songs performed in a mechanical style while they danced impassively.

Love Won’t StopWink23rank/position

WINK – Love Can’t Stop

Their song “Ai ga Tomaranai” (Can’t Stop Love) was the catalyst for their big breakthrough.

Their momentum continued into the 1990s, and their songs kept lighting up the charts through the mid-’90s.

It was even said that the new headquarters of their then-record label was built on the back of their many hits.

Water signsWink24rank/position

WINK – Aquatic Constellation.avi

This is the B-side track of Wink’s ninth single, “Let’s Meet at the New Moon,” released in November 1990.

It is included on the album “Crescent.” The song is an upbeat techno tune about a love that comes true at the end of a journey, turning into a shooting star.

Jive into the Night: In the Savage Night [Hyper Euro Mix]Wink25rank/position

JIVE INTO THE NIGHT ~Savage Night~ (HYPER EURO MIX) / Wink [Official Music Video]

This is the 24th single, released on June 25, 1995, as a cover of GREEN OLIVES’ “JIVE INTO THE NIGHT.” It sets to Eurobeat the feelings of a woman inviting someone to a passionate night of love.

I want to keep loving you forever.Wink26rank/position

I Want to Keep Loving You Forever / Wink [Official Music Video]

A song released on February 23, 1994 as the 20th single.

It was used in a commercial for a food product.

It’s a folk-tinged acoustic guitar piece that sings of a woman drawn by the mood of the rain, lost in the depths of unrequited love.

Surely Hot Lips ~Remain~Wink27rank/position

Surely Hot Lips ~Remain~ / Wink [Official Music Video]

A song released as the 10th single on March 20, 1991.

It is included on the album “Queen of Love.” This mid-tempo pop song portrays the feelings of a woman who, on a night when the rain begins to fall, begs for a fleeting romance.

Don’t look back.Wink28rank/position

Don't Look Back / Wink [Official Music Video]

Released on July 22, 1992, this 15th single is a cover of The Peanuts’ 1962 song.

It’s a pop track with a rock flavor featuring electric guitar and synth.

The lyrics depict a woman grooming herself, whispering the phrase “Don’t turn around.”