Hatsune Miku Popular Song Rankings [2025]

Town of JadeMel feat. Hatsune Miku8rank/position

Jade City – Hatsune Miku (Meru)

If you pull a lyrics prank using “Jade City” produced by Meru, you might be able to confuse or worry the other person! The opening lines sound a bit down, and then suddenly it switches to inviting someone on a date, so they’re bound to be thrown for a loop.

However, since the lyrics include references to life and death, be sure not to use those parts when doing a lyrics prank with this song.

It’s recommended to pick out a short excerpt of the lyrics and keep the prank brief!

That’s right!!Bamboo Shoot Boy feat. Hatsune Miku9rank/position

That's right!! / Bamboo Shoot Boy feat. Hatsune Miku

Known as a selected work for the 4th Song Contest, Project Sekai NEXT, is “Sou datta!!”.

This piece was created by the Vocaloid producer Takenoko Shounen using Hatsune Miku.

It portrays Hatsune Miku’s feelings when she suddenly forgets something important in a fleeting moment.

Its charm also lies in the slightly humorous elements woven in.

Another fun aspect is how the sound rapidly shifts—taking on an Arabian vibe in some parts and a rock-like feel in others.

Cherry Blossom Rainabsorb feat. Hatsune Miku10rank/position

Chorus “Sakura no Ame” All (Full) – with complete lyrics – for part practice, covered by Singer micah

The song “Sakura no Ame,” perfect for junior high school graduation ceremonies, is known for its deeply resonant melody that touches the hearts of graduates.

Born from a collaboration between VOCALOID Hatsune Miku and absorb, halyosy’s lyrics—tinged with sorrow yet filled with hope—strongly encourage students as they take their first steps into the next stage of life.

Since its release, the song has been sung at numerous schools and can truly be called an anthem that speaks for youthful emotions.

By performing “Sakura no Ame,” a piece that symbolizes both beginnings and endings, gratitude for the friends and teachers with whom one has shared time together becomes all the more vivid.

Maiden AnatomyDECO*27 feat. Hatsune Miku11rank/position

DECO*27 – Maiden Dissection feat. Hatsune Miku

This song has become popular among elementary school girls who love Vocaloid.

It’s a work by DECO*27, a Vocaloid producer active across a wide range of fields, including writing songs for other artists, and it was released in 2019.

Centered around a band sound, it’s a mixed-style number that feels stylish, powerful, and fleeting all at once.

The lyrics portray a precarious kind of love that sets your heart racing.

But I think many people can relate to feelings like these.

Aikotoba IIIDECO*27 feat. Hatsune Miku12rank/position

DECO*27 – Love Words III feat. Hatsune Miku

Here is the third installment of DECO*27’s popular “Aikotoba” series: “Aikotoba III.” This song is sprinkled with lyrics from tracks DECO*27 has made over the years, making it an absolute must-listen for fans! Marking DECO*27’s 10th year of activity, it feels like a single song packed with gratitude for everything so far.

If you’re an elementary school student who wants to hear a moving Vocaloid song, definitely give this one a listen!

Cherry Blossom RainHatsune Miku13rank/position

“Sakura no Ame” Music Video / Sakura Rain MV

Its warm melody, filled with gratitude for the days spent together, the sorrow of parting, and hope for the future, vividly evokes the scene of cherry blossoms dancing in the air.

Released on Niconico in 2008, this piece has been sung at junior high and high school graduation ceremonies across Japan and is beloved as a choral work.

It was also included in the PlayStation game “Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd,” captivating many fans alongside footage of school uniforms.

It is a perfect song for occasions like graduation ceremonies and choral competitions, where you want to unite hearts with your companions and convey your feelings.

MatryoshkaHachi (Hatsune Miku)14rank/position

Hachi MV “Matryoshka” HACHI / MATRYOSHKA

One song from Vocaloid.

Vocaloid tracks tend to have very fast tempos and high keys, so even skilled singers may find them challenging, but this song is relatively easy to sing if you lower it by one octave.

Still, be careful—the chorus is a bit high.