Kurousa-P’s Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Senbonzakura Japanese History ver.kuro usagi P8rank/position

Vocaloid Study Guide: Senbonzakura – Japanese History Version (Tried Singing) [Tsukiori Alice]

It’s no exaggeration to call “Senbonzakura” the quintessential Vocaloid song.

This arrangement turns it into a piece through which you can comprehensively learn Japanese history up to the present day.

It covers the key topics taught in junior high school, making it especially recommended for those who find history challenging.

Shirayuki (White Snow)kuro usagi P9rank/position

sm2316254 – 'Hatsune Miku' Shirayuki ~sirayuki~ 'Original'.flv

It gently sings about feelings for someone special alongside winter scenery.

The lyrics are very fantastical, making it a wonderful song that sparks the imagination.

first quarter moonkuro Usa-P feat. KAITO10rank/position

“KAITO v3” First Quarter Moon [Original Song PV]

A Japanese-style Vocaloid song.

The key and melody are set so it’s easy for male singers as well.

Sing it when you want to change the mood, and you’ll draw attention.

The wordiness typical of Vocaloid might be a concern, but sing as if savoring each phrase.

By singing as though you’re reading a story, you can fully showcase the song’s excellence.

Even those who find other Vocaloid songs too difficult can sing this one with confidence.

Gurenge × SenbonzakuraLiSA × Kurousa-P11rank/position

[Mashup] “Gurenge” × “Senbonzakura” (cover) — vocals only

These two songs are huge hits at karaoke.

“Gurenge,” with its restrained A-melody, pre-chorus break, and explosive, crowd-pleasing chorus, is outstanding for pumping up the room! As for “Senbonzakura,” it’s no exaggeration to call it a monumental masterpiece beloved by every Vocaloid producer—so influential it can’t be contained within the Vocaloid world and has been covered by dozens of artists.

Sing these songs together, and there’s no way the energy won’t soar.

Perform them at a school festival or a party, and the audience is sure to be blown away!

For so long, for so long...kuro usagi P12rank/position

Miku, Rin, Len, KAITO, MEIKO “Forever, Forever...” (Original)

After listening, I felt a warm sense of nostalgia.

The friends I met during my school days and the time we spent together are truly irreplaceable.

Because this song expresses the desire to cherish those feelings forever, I can relate to the lyrics very deeply.

Risky gamekuro usagi P13rank/position

Risky Game / Kuro Usagi-P feat. Hatsune Miku

The majestic sound arrangement is astonishing in its beauty.

This is a track by KuroUsa-P, the creator behind the iconic Vocaloid masterpiece Senbonzakura, released in 2011.

The lyrics depict a mature romantic game of push and pull, and just reading them makes your heart race.

It makes you think, I wish I could experience a romance like this.

It’s included on the compilation album EXIT TUNES PRESENTS Vocalonation feat.

Hatsune Miku, so if you want the audio, be sure to check it out.

Love Philosophykuro usagi P14rank/position

Sang “Renai Philosophia” – ver. 96Neko

It’s a song about a slightly enviable, mature kind of romance.

It’s a track by the Vocaloid producer Kurousa-P, known for “Senbonzakura,” released on Niconico in 2012.

The piano phrases and the tone of the horn section are striking, giving it a very stylish vibe.

Be sure to give it a listen at night.