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YUKI’s Love Songs: Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

YUKI made her debut in 1993 as the vocalist of JUDY AND MARY, and she remains highly popular today as a solo artist.

Loved by many fans as an “eternal girly icon,” her songs are filled with cute yet powerful vocals that lift your spirits.

This time, we’re highlighting love songs from among her many popular tracks.

YUKI’s Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)

Play ball!YU-KI8rank/position

To mark the milestone of her 10th anniversary as a solo artist, YUKI delivered a song that evokes the beginning of a forbidden love.

Contrary to its bright, cheerleader-like sound, the worldview seems to portray a woman’s strong will as she plunges into the game of love without thinking of the consequences—“even if it’s a strikeout.” Her desperate plea for divine help conveys the pain of being unable to stop her feelings, even while knowing the relationship is forbidden.

This monumental single was released in May 2012.

Even though you know it’s wrong, this is a song that confronts your heart with a certain resolve to stake everything on this love.

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Stardust SunsetYU-KI9rank/position

This is a gem-like ballad by YUKI that overlays the sparkle of stars scattered across the twilight sky with the dazzling moments of youth.

Released to the world in August 2007 as the theme song for TBS’s Sunday drama “Papa to Musume no Nanokakan” (Seven Days of a Daddy and His Daughter), it marked YUKI’s first tie-in with a TV drama.

The lyrics, sung over a gentle and heartwarming melody, are sure to resonate with anyone who keeps feelings for someone dear tucked away in their heart.

Listen to it while gazing up at the Tanabata night sky, and you’ll find yourself wanting to make a wish upon the stars.

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JOYYU-KI10rank/position

From the lyrics and melody to the promotional video, “JOY” is YUKI’s world in full bloom! What exactly is this worldview that irresistibly captivates listeners and viewers alike? “JOY” means “delight” or “joy” in Japanese.

Keep that in mind as you listen while reading the lyrics! The worldview is unique, but I find the romantic lyrics truly lovely.

SAKI
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YUKI Love Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)

We’ll hug each other out of joy.YU-KI11rank/position

A love song with a relaxed tempo and gently playful, wordplay-like lyrics.

It’s a refreshing track, yet it carries a hint of sensuality.

The key change in the chorus really hits home.

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