Get intoxicated by sophisticated Japanese-style rock! Ranking of Hifumi’s popular songs
Hifumi, a songwriter who began working as a Vocaloid producer under the name Hifumi-P in 2015 and has gained popularity with songs he describes as “pure-hearted rock.”
He started composing in high school and embarked on the path of a Vocaloid producer because he wanted people to listen to his original music.
The fusion of rock with sounds featuring shamisen and koto may create a comforting listening experience for many Japanese listeners.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of Hifumi’s most popular tracks—be sure to check them out!
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Get intoxicated by sophisticated Japanese-style rock! Hifumi’s Popular Song Rankings (11–20)
Your songone two three15rank/position
Vocaloid producer Hifumi, known for hit songs like “Hana ga Ochita no de,” “Moudoku ga Osou,” and “Yokuyoku,” released “Anata no Uta” in 2023.
It’s an up-tempo number featuring a captivating Japanese-style melody and sound.
The lyrics poignantly depict a woman who can’t handle alcohol becoming intoxicated by love.
When she isn’t noticed, she longs to be chosen; yet when she finally is, she suddenly feels afraid.
That emotional nuance feels so real and utterly absorbing.
I'm home, you.one two three16rank/position
For those who find themselves thinking, “I can’t help but keep thinking about that person…,” I recommend the song “Tadaima, Anata” (“I’m Home, You”).
It was produced in 2021 by the Vocaloid producer Hifumi, known for crafting songs that highlight the beauty of the Japanese language.
The track features a striking, driving band sound paired with a heartrending melody line.
KAFU’s cool voice traces lyrics that let overflowing feelings for a loved one spill out.
It’s a bittersweet yet beautiful rock ’n’ roll number that sits close to the helplessness of heartbreak.
If you’re feeling the loneliness of being unable to see the one you love, give it a listen.
Nadeshiko Weatherone two three17rank/position
It’s a song that starts with a traditional Japanese instrument intro and then brings in the guitar.
It portrays someone walking along a spring path while remembering someone they love.
Everyone has someone they can’t forget, right? You could say it’s a song that makes you want to think of that person.
When spring comes, that person inevitably comes to mind… Just be careful not to dwell on the memories so much that it makes you sad.
poisonous; gaudy; luridone two three18rank/position
This song features a driving yet weighty guitar phrase, with the distant resonance of a koto leaving a strong impression.
It’s a track by Hifumi, a Vocaloid producer known for Japanese-style rock, released in 2020.
The lyrics feel like a direct outpouring of swirling inner emotions, piercing the heart.
Listeners—especially younger generations—will likely relate.
Structurally, it’s a classic guitar rock tune, making it very easy to remember.
Sing it with everything you’ve got, as if laying your heart bare.
Ferocious solitude strikesone two three19rank/position
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to in the summer.
As the title suggests, it feels like it expresses an inner struggle.
While savoring the loneliness of dusk and the melancholy of something coming to an end, it inspires a feeling of using that as nourishment to move forward with strength.
Etiquetteone two three20rank/position
Hifumi, a Vocaloid producer known for incorporating shamisen and koto sounds, is not to be missed for his track “Reigisahō” (Etiquette) as well.
While it brings a strong Japanese flavor to the forefront, it’s crafted as a driving rock song.
The lyrics, on the other hand, convey anger at society using refined language, which calls for a somewhat powerful vocal delivery.
When you sing it, try to be mindful of that subtle nuance.
Overall, the key is on the higher side, but the range itself is narrow and consistent, so it should be relatively easy to sing.
Get drunk on sophisticated Japanese-style rock! Hifumi’s popular song rankings (21–30)
Beautiful, and darknessone two three21rank/position
A burning jealousy toward someone who approaches the person you like… this song captures a feeling almost everyone has experienced.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Hifumi, known for downtempo rock tunes, released in 2019.
It’s a band piece centered on a distorted, effects-laden guitar sound, and it leaves a very easy-to-listen impression.
Precisely because of that, the narrative quality of the lyrics comes into clear focus.
“Why won’t you look only at me?”—that feeling really pierces the heart, doesn’t it?