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Couples Song Ranking [2025]
This is a ranking of popular couple songs for couples, both old and new.
We present the songs with the highest video play counts in a ranking format.
Take a look to see which songs are popular and use it as a reference.
Couple Song Rankings [2025] (1–10)
bouquetback number1rank/position
This is a gem of a love song where unpretentious conversations between lovers convey a clumsy yet profound affection.
It portrays a vague anxiety about the future alongside a straightforward desire to stay together, and listening to it warms the heart.
Released in June 2011 as back number’s second single, the track is also included on the acclaimed album “SUPER STAR.” Many will recognize it as the ending theme for TBS’s COUNT DOWN TV.
The fact that it received over 50 power plays on radio stations nationwide at the time speaks to how much attention it garnered.
This work, which makes you feel the preciousness of everyday life with someone important, continues to be cherished as a classic wedding song.
me me sheRADWIMPS2rank/position
Songs by RADWIMPS, a four-piece rock band whose wide-ranging musicality—from band activities to film scoring—has been drawing attention.
This track, included on their major-label second album “RADWIMPS 4: Okazu no Gohan,” boasts a brilliant title that carries multiple meanings and readings, such as the English “I I She” and the French “even if….” Within the message of caring for someone, the glimpses of ego and cynical expressions evoke the clumsy humanity in all of us—the tendency to justify ourselves or fail to rein in our feelings.
It’s a number whose contrast between light, sprightly arrangement and heavy lyrics becomes addictive, resonating with the all-too-human inability to neatly move on from heartbreak.
PretenderOfficial HIGE DANDism3rank/position
Precisely because I love you, I wish for your happiness, and keep pretending to be someone I’m not while holding on to an unfulfilled longing.
This work delicately portrays the bittersweet feelings of unrequited love, powerfully expressing the painful gap between ideals and reality in romance.
The beautiful words repeated in the chorus symbolize a complex tangle of emotions—respect for the other person and a yearning that refuses to fade.
The wish of “If only we had met in a different timeline” is heartbreaking yet deeply moving.
Released to the world in May 2019 as the theme song for the film The Confidence Man JP: The Movie, this track became the fastest ever to surpass 100 million streams on the Billboard Japan streaming chart, leaving a significant mark on the Japanese music scene.
It’s a song I especially want those struggling with unrequited love, or those who can empathize with wishing happiness for someone dear, to hear.
Cute Girlfriendsyudou4rank/position
It’s a love song with a yandere vibe.
The track is by syudou, who’s also known for writing and composing “Usseewa,” which sparked a massive social phenomenon, and it was released in 2021.
The suspicious atmosphere and avant‑garde melody line make you want to say, “As expected of syudou.” There’s also a sort of companion piece called “Kareshi no Jude,” so be sure to give that a listen as well.
You’ll start to see the dynamics of the romance and the storyline emerge.
Eine KleineKenshi Yonezu5rank/position
A J-pop number by Kenshi Yonezu that delicately portrays the subtleties of a heart that can’t be honest.
His vocals, filled with tenderness and longing for a precious presence right before you, blend with the clear resonance of an acoustic guitar to deeply touch the heart.
You want to express your feelings, yet can’t quite weave the right words.
Those fragile emotions meld with a beautiful melody infused with elements of alternative rock.
Chosen as the CM song for Tokyo Metro’s 2014 advertising campaign “Color your days.” and included on the album YANKEE, this piece closely resonates with anyone who struggles to speak their true feelings or wishes to express love for their family.
AiMotohiro Hata6rank/position
Sung by Motohiro Hata in a delicate, tear-evoking voice, this song is a moving number that portrays how emotions one couldn’t believe in before begin to gently take root in the heart after meeting someone irreplaceable.
The beautiful guitar arpeggios and clear vocals deliver that heartrending love straight to the listener’s heart.
Released in January 2010 as his ninth single, it reached No.
5 on the Oricon weekly chart and was also used as the ending theme for a TV Miyazaki program.
It’s the perfect track for those moments when you want to once again feel the presence of someone precious to you—be it a partner, family member, or any loved one.
366 daysHY7rank/position
This is a ballad about the lingering feelings of being unable to forget a lost love.
Included on HY’s 2008 album “HeartY,” the song was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s drama and film “Akai Ito.” Its gentle melody, highlighted by a memorable piano line, carries lyrics that reflect on the memories of a lover who remains in the heart.
The duet version by vocalists Izumi Nakasone and Hideyuki Shinzato is also captivating, with the interplay of male and female voices bringing out the nuances of emotion even more vividly.
It’s a recommended track for those who have experienced parting with someone dear or are trying to overcome the pain.