YUKI’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

HummingbirdYU-KI43rank/position

YUKI “Hummingbird”

It’s a cute ballad that feels like it’s taking you by the hand into a fantastical dream world.

It’s a track by the popular singer YUKI, known for songs like “JOY” and “Melancholinista,” released in 2003 as her sixth single.

With its laid-back rhythm and memorable acoustic guitar tones, it’s a piece that seems better suited to playing as background music for falling asleep rather than listening intently.

It feels like good sleep and a good night await beyond this song.

Let’s head toward tomorrow together with YUKI’s singing voice.

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presentYU-KI44rank/position

Present - YUKI (tried singing/cover)

YUKI’s “Present” is included as one of the tracks on the album “Ureshikutte Dakiauyo,” released on March 10, 2010.

It’s a song that conveys a gentle feeling of wanting to protect someone when they are crying.

Throw your voice into the postYU-KI45rank/position

YUKI “Throwing My Voice Into the Mailbox”

A song performed by YUKI, who was also the former vocalist of JUDY AND MARY.

This track was written specifically as the theme song for the film “Pokémon the Movie: XY&Z — Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel.” Its gentle, unhurried delivery wraps listeners of all ages, from children to adults, in a warm feeling.

crescent moonYU-KI46rank/position

crescent moon

YUKI’s “Crescent Moon” is a song included on the album “Humming Bird.” It’s a charming song about the feeling of wanting to see someone when the moon is waning.

People often say that the moon is watching us, and this song captures exactly that—it’s about the crescent moon watching over us.

the same moveYU-KI47rank/position

Yuki Isoya-Onaji Te (Subtitulado al español)

Here’s something we’d love expectant moms and dads who are wishing, “We can’t wait for our baby to be born,” to listen to.

It’s a song by YUKI, the singer who also shone as the vocalist of the rock band JUDY AND MARY, included on her fifth album, ‘Ureshikutte Dakiau yo,’ released in 2010.

In this track, she sings each word slowly and with great care—it’s truly soothing.

If you’re feeling nervous about childbirth, this song might just bring you comfort.

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mishearingYU-KI48rank/position

@fujirock YUKI mishearing

YUKI, whose timeless cuteness makes her popular across generations.

This song, “Kiki Machigai” (Mishearing), is one of the tracks included on YUKI’s eighth album, “Mabataki,” released in 2017.

YUKI’s singing voice has always remained gentle and comforting, and this song, too, is deeply soothing.

It’s the kind of number you’ll want to listen to when you’re feeling a bit unsure of yourself or down—like a gentle pat on the back that encourages you softly.

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Bicycle Thief

This cover brings out new charm in a classic Unicorn song through a lively and cute arrangement that feels very YUKI.

Known for her distinctive voice, avant-garde visuals, and unique worldview, YUKI delivers a cover overflowing with affection in this piece.

Released in March 2013, the track is packed with her devotion as a fan.

The story that she was such a huge admirer that she attended Unicorn’s concerts even before her own debut really conveys her feelings.

It’s a highly recommended song for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the full-on fun of YUKI’s world.