Yorushika’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Formed by n-buna, who had been active as a Vocaloid producer, and the singer suis, Yorushika is a band that has become a major talking point in recent years.
The view counts on the music videos they upload to YouTube can be seen as a reflection of their popularity.
Their greatest appeal lies in the coexistence of catchiness and beauty, created by songs rooted in refreshing guitar rock combined with suis’s beautifully transparent vocals.
In this article, we’ll introduce a ranking of their popular songs, so be sure to check it out.
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Yorushika Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (51–60)
The First NightYorushika51rank/position
A 2023 April single by Yorushika, a Japanese male–female rock duo consisting of composer n-buna and vocalist suis.
It’s a very bittersweet and beautiful ballad built around a piano-centric backing track.
Despite being an excellent piece, the vocal melody doesn’t span a particularly wide range, and the melody itself is relatively simple, making it one of the best choices when you want to aim for a high score in karaoke.
Since the song is sung gently overall, almost like a whisper, be careful not to let your own singing become rough—cherish each word of the lyrics and sing with care.
ElmaYorushika52rank/position
Elma, which is also the title of Yorushika’s second full album.
As background, it’s a song that grieves for a girl who is no longer here.
The refreshing scenery scattered throughout the lyrics evokes sadness through memories of her.
With Yorushika’s clear voice and beautiful lyrics, it feels as if you’re reading a novel.
AmyYorushika53rank/position
It starts with intermittent guitar and vocals.
From that intro you might expect a subdued track, but Yorushika never goes the predictable route.
Partway through, the piano and other instruments jump in, along with the chorus, leading to an explosive hook.
It’s a song that ends up brimming with pure joy.
bomberYorushika54rank/position
“Bakudanma” included on the 2nd mini album is a rock track that captures Yorushika’s sense of speed and breeziness, with lyrics that convey the urge to break free from monotonous days.
If you listen while pondering what the ‘bomb’ means to you, you’ll find a deeper resonance.
It’s a refreshing, cathartic song for those feeling stressed in their daily lives.
Losers don’t need an encoreYorushika55rank/position
The title track of the 2nd mini album, “Losers Don’t Need an Encore.” It’s one of the songs on the CD created by incorporating various people’s opinions.
With a four-on-the-floor drum beat and an upbeat rock feel, you can sense n-buna’s attention to the guitar phrases, reflecting the fact that he is also a guitarist.
Make-up ShadowYorushika56rank/position
The cover song “Make-up Shadow,” included on Inoue Yosui Tribute, produced to commemorate Yosui Inoue’s 50th debut anniversary.
The ensemble, which dresses this timeless classic in a contemporary sound, further accentuates the power inherent in the song itself.
With its generally low key, narrow range, and a melody that is simple and relaxed, it should be easy to sing.
It’s also recommended for karaoke with people from the generation that likely listened to the original in real time, so definitely give it a try.
Yorushika MedleyYorushika57rank/position
Yorushika is a two-person rock band consisting of singer suis and composer n-buna.
With a concept of “not letting the creators step out in front of the work,” they have chosen not to disclose detailed profiles, including their appearance—an approach that feels very contemporary.
In addition to singles like “Hana ni Bourei” and “Shun-Dorobou,” this is a medley that immerses you in Yorushika’s world, featuring title tracks from their concept albums such as “Dakara Boku wa Ongaku wo Yameta.” It’s also recommended for expanding your karaoke repertoire, so why not check it out?
Spring HisagiYorushika58rank/position
It’s a track included on the July 2020 album “The Theft,” written from the perspective of a thief who steals sounds.
The previous two albums, “That’s Why I Gave Up on Music” and “Elma,” were built around the story of two characters, Elma and Amy, but this time it seems the album is being produced with a different concept.
Among the songs, this one in particular could be said to portray the inner conflict that everyone who creates music faces.
Its vibe is quite different from Yorushika’s previously popular songs, and it makes me curious about the other tracks included on the album as well.
Semi-Transparent BoyYorushika59rank/position
A track that greets you with an abrupt, intense guitar.
It’s uptempo and sounds fun, yet it’s a song that belts out feelings of loneliness and heartache.
You can simply enjoy listening and singing along, or, conversely, focus on the lyrics and delve into them thoughtfully—either way, it’s a song that offers many kinds of enjoyment.
MadderYorushika60rank/position
A nostalgic rock number where twilight scenes overlap with memories of youth.
A song by Yorushika, released digitally in February 2026.
It was written as the theme song for the feature film “The Dangers in My Heart.” Its literary lyrics are inspired by Toson Shimazaki’s poetry collection Wakana-shū, and the band sound featuring the erhu leaves a strong impression.
Suis’s richly expressive vocals vividly portray feelings that defy words.
It’s a soul-stirring track you’ll want to listen to alone at dusk.