Mikito-P’s Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Moonlight -Tsukiakari-Mikito-P22rank/position

[GUMI] Moonlight -Tsukiakari- [VOCALOID Version]

Mikito-P’s Japanese-style rock delivers countless songs that Japanese listeners who love ’90s J-POP can’t resist—but while the themes and lyrics are traditional Japanese, the core is full-on hard rock.

The intensely strummed guitars capture the bittersweet, wistful melodies beautifully.

Many famous vocalists have covered these songs, so they’re widely known.

Sister000 × Mikito-P23rank/position

Sister / 000 [MusicVideo]

Sister, written by the popular Vocaloid producer Mikito-P and sung by the vocalist 000, is one of the sadder songs among sister-themed tracks.

Its lyrics depict jealousy toward a sister brimming with talents that differ from one’s own.

The song evokes images of an older sister burdened with caring for her parents and a younger sister freely living her own life.

It’s included on the 2018 album Crybaby Has Popcorn.

Crybaby Has Popcorn features songs themed around films, with contributions written by renowned Vocaloid producers, so be sure to check out the other tracks as well.

39 Music!Mikito-P24rank/position

[Hatsune Miku] 39 Music! [Original MV]

With its heavy melodies and rhythms blending with Hatsune Miku’s vocals to create a captivating charm, this is music that can lift your spirits.

I think the melody is one you’ll want to listen to again and again.

The voice has a lifelike quality, so first-time listeners might be surprised.

Also, the playful touches in the arrangement are wonderful.

Butter-Fly ~Hatsune Miku Version~Mikito-P25rank/position

"Butter-Fly ~Hatsune Miku Version~" Mikito-P

The universally beloved anime song “Butter-Fly” celebrates its 20th anniversary, and “Butter-Fly ~Hatsune Miku Version~” has been brought to life through a collaboration between Hatsune Miku and Digimon Adventure.

Arranged by Mikito-P, known for hits like “Ii Aru Fanclub” and “Roki,” the song’s original blend of poignancy and strength is captured beautifully.

Ever since its 1999 release, this track has charmed many, and its appeal lies in lyrics that make you want to look forward even in the face of hardship and sadness.

Hatsune Miku’s vocals match not only in precision but also perfectly convey the sentimental message!

YAMI CROWMikito-P26rank/position

Mikito-P “YAMI CROW” MV

A single featuring a cool, dark mood with exhilarating drive, highlighted by a shape-shifting band sound.

“YAMI CROW,” released by Mikito-P in March 2025.

It’s a serious track that still somehow lets a glimmer of hope shine through.

The MV’s fantastical direction, using live-action footage, is also superb.

This song carries a strong will to keep moving forward even in the dark.

So when you feel like your heart is about to break, listening to it will give you courage.

a troublesome guyMikito-P27rank/position

“Annoying Guy” feat. KAFU [Original Song for “We Are Night After Night”]

Mikito-P is a music creator who is both a singer-songwriter and a Vocaloid producer.

His song “Mendokusai Otoko” was written specifically for Renma Kurimachi, a character appearing in the new drama content “Bokutachi wa Yona Yona,” which is created through collaborations between Vocaloid producers and voice actors.

The lyrics, which convey a strong aversion to all the bothersome things that surround us, are particularly striking.

Ren Kurimachi’s growing disillusionment with reality is skillfully expressed through KAFU’s inorganic voice, and you can’t help but find yourself drawn into this world.

Anki addicts are Anki-ing — To the next ERA!Mikito-P28rank/position

MikitoP “Anki Nerds Are Anki-ing ~To the next ERA!~” MV

These are songs included in “Learning High School Japanese History with Vocaloid,” released as a history study guide.

They rap about historical events, mixing in mnemonic wordplay for the years.

The creator is mikitoP, a popular Vocaloid producer known for tracks like “Roki.” It’s both a cool song and a great study aid—two birds with one stone.

Be sure to memorize it and try singing along.