yonige Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

November 24yonige11rank/position

yonige “November 24” Live at SHIBUYA TSUTAYA O-EAST

A yonige track that delicately portrays feelings evoking the end of autumn, with lyrics about loneliness and memories of the past that deeply resonate with listeners.

It’s included on their album “A Healthy Society,” released in May 2020, and it’s a song that showcases the band’s growth.

The lyrics, which capture small moments of everyday life, are perfect for the loneliness of autumn and for contemplative moods.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to slowly in your room on a chilly day in November, as you face your own feelings.

It also resonates with those who feel a sense of alienation or find self-expression difficult.

Aquarium in Februaryyonige12rank/position

Nigatsu No Suisou

yonige is a female rock band formed in 2013.

“Aquarium in February,” with lyrics written by vocalist Arisa Ushimaru, pairs cool guitar sounds with lyrics about love that tell a different story.

Its unadorned, true-to-life words resonate with many young women.

It’s a track that conveys a neutral mood, distinct from the radiant romances of spring.

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Tani Satoko

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walk walkyonige13rank/position

yonige 「walk walk」 Official Music Video

The two-woman rock band yonige.

Unlike typical all-girl bands, they keep a gritty, no-nonsense style that’s earned strong support from core rock fans.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend to women aiming for high karaoke scores is “walk walk.” The track is structured with verses (A and B) sung in the low-to-mid range, a slightly higher-pitched chorus, and a low-range bridge (C section).

You might feel uneasy about the higher notes in the chorus, but since it calls for a relaxed falsetto rather than a strained one, you can definitely aim for a high score as long as you keep your pitch steady.

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Ryo

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something like thatyonige14rank/position

yonige “Something Like That” (collaboration music video for the film “A Delicious Family”)

Yonige is a two-woman girls’ band formed in Neyagawa, Osaka.

Their songs, filled with realism and emotional closeness, resonate strongly with women of the same generation and have earned solid support.

That’s no surprise—every lyric is written by vocalist Arisa Ushimaru, based on her own experiences.

They’re a compelling duo whose songs about love feel raw and real, and whose slightly out-of-step-with-modern-society sensibility strikes a chord.

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utatane

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Love and Boredomyonige15rank/position

I tried playing “Koi to Taikutsu” by yonige

“Koi to Taikutsu” (Love and Boredom) is included on the 2015 mini-album “Coming Spring.” The lyrics and composition were handled by vocalist Arisa Ushimaru.

The song’s lyrics portray the gloomy feelings of a “me” who, swayed by societal norms and the mood of those around them, feels on the verge of losing their place.

While longing to destroy everything amid monotonous days, the protagonist still can’t quite give up on hope—an inner struggle of youth expressed in unadorned words.

Recent eventsyonige16rank/position

yonige「最近のこと」(Saikin no Koto) Kanji, Romaji, English and Hungarian Lyrics/歌詞

A diary-like song that sings and speaks in the tone of reporting everyday, low-key worries and helpless routines—seen from a male perspective—to the woman he loves.

Driven just right by a crunchy guitar sound and a solid, heavyweight rhythm section, it’s a 1-minute-30-second memory song.

Perfect for an easygoing karaoke sing.

Horseyyonige17rank/position

This is a song released by the girls’ band yonige in September 2017.

The lyrics, which sharply capture everyday struggles and the absurdities of society, leave a strong impression.

Characters like a “bored detective role-playing” and a “salaryman older brother” appear, vividly portraying the joys and pains felt in daily life.

Included on their major-label debut album “girls like girls,” it reached No.

8 on the Oricon weekly chart.

It was also chosen as the theme song for the film Ten, distributed by S.D.P.

Despite its pop melody, the song carries thought-provoking themes.

It resonated with younger generations and gained widespread support through social media and YouTube.

Whereabouts of that girlyonige18rank/position

yonige - Where That Girl Went - [Official Video]

This is a song included on the album “I Want to Be a Snail.” The lyric “I want to be a snail” is especially striking.

With its pop sound that feels familiar and makes you want to hum along after just one listen, it has become one of yonige’s signature tracks.

The music video is stylish and cute as well.

Goodbye, bye-byeyonige19rank/position

YONIGE/Sayonara Bye-Bye

It’s a cool track with powerful vocals.

It’s included on their first nationwide release, “Coming Spring.” The lyrics, which sing about a complicated relationship between a man and a woman, are also noteworthy.

Although the theme is a bit heavy, the song somehow feels refreshing.

Psychedelic Yesterdayyonige20rank/position

yonige – Psychedelic Yesterday (bass cover)

The Osaka-based female rock duo yonige re-released a rearranged version of their 2015 track in September 2022.

This piece paints a dreamy scene of being swept away by waves under an evening moon, featuring lyrics that blend a psychedelic atmosphere with everyday emotions.

Its sound, which seems to probe the boundary between reality and fantasy, leaves a deep impression on listeners.

Included on yonige’s album “Coming Spring,” the song’s guitar melodies and rhythms enhance its mood and draw the listener in.

Set against the quiet of night and the beauty of nature, it portrays the complexities of human relationships—perfect for those moments when you want to listen alone in silence.