n-buna Popular Song Ranking [2025]
It’s written n-buna, pronounced “nabuna.”
Haven’t you been seeing this artist name a lot lately?
That’s right—he’s active as a core member of the much-talked-about band Yorushika in recent years!
However, he originally started his career as a Vocaloid producer (Vocalo-P).
In this article, we’ll introduce songs released under the name n-buna in a ranked format.
All of his band-driven tracks are marked by beautifully crafted, soothing melodies.
Whether you’re a Vocaloid fan or a Yorushika fan, please enjoy.
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n-buna Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (1–10)
Yohiran-buna8rank/position

It’s a guitar rock number that conveys a bittersweet feeling while maintaining a sense of speed.
The song was created by n-buna, a Vocaloid producer who also performs with the band Yorushika, and was released in 2018.
Both the lyrics and the sound evoke the end of summer, bringing on a nostalgic mood.
Since the song is built from very simple phrases, it’s recommended for bands that have just formed.
When performing, focus on the hits and accents.
For example, in the brief moment of silence right before the final chorus, it’s important to create a clean, deliberate pause.
If you can manage that, your performance will have greater dynamics and contrast.
Snow Whiten-buna9rank/position

An emotional Vocaloid rock song that blends a sense of speed with bittersweetness.
It’s a track by n-buna, a popular Vocaloid producer who is also active as the composer for the band Yorushika, released in 2016.
With refined rhythm patterns and guitar riffs characteristic of n-buna, it’s full of charm.
The lyrics are highly philosophical, and thinking about the protagonist’s feelings as they search for someone dear to them is heartbreaking.
On a cold day, listening to this outside might match the scenery and atmosphere.
The First Train and Kafkan-buna10rank/position

This song is said to be based on Kafka’s novella “The Metamorphosis.” What if your family or someone dear to you suddenly transformed into a completely different form one day? What on earth would you do? I think the answer is entirely different in the novella and in this song.
It might be worthwhile to think about what you would do yourself.
n-buna Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (11–20)
Background, drowning in summern-buna11rank/position

It’s a slow-tempo rock ballad.
The song was released in 2013 and was composed by n-buna, who is also active as the composer for the band Yorushika.
The guitar sounds distorted, yet somehow it feels transparent.
Give it a listen when you find yourself thinking, “Ah, summer is ending…”
Rapunzeln-buna12rank/position

From the very first line, it sings so human-like that I found myself thinking, “Is this really a VOCALOID?” I was astonished.
The smooth delivery of the high notes and even the use of vibrato make it a highly polished VOCALOID ballad.
It was released in 2016.
August, a sudden evening downpour and your shadown-buna13rank/position

Why do summer memories claw at our hearts so? This song captures the feelings for the “you” who was by my side on a distant summer day in its lyrics.
It’s a track by n-buna, also known for “Toumei Elegy.” Released in 2012, it quickly became popular.
The reverb-drenched guitar solo gently stirs the eardrums.
Sky Songn-buna14rank/position

This song begins with the strummed tones of an acoustic guitar.
It’s a summer track by n-buna, a popular Vocaloid producer known for works like “Toumei Elegy” and “Umiyuri Kaiteitan.” It was released in 2012.
The lyrics express a desire to go to a dear person who is far away.
The sense of speed makes it feel as if the emotion of “I want to see you” is overflowing.