WEAVER is a three-piece rock band from Japan.
They became popular for their distinctive sound of playing rock with a piano instead of guitars.
Here, we present a ranking of WEAVER’s most popular songs.
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WEAVER Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (1–10)
Kiss DiamondWEAVER1rank/position

WEAVER’s “Kuchizuke Diamond” is a song written specifically for the TV anime Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches, and its piano intro is particularly striking.
Yuji Sugimoto’s delicate yet catchy piano playing brings brightness and momentum to the track.
Although WEAVER originally started as a guitar-and-bass-based band, after evolving since their formation, they are now known for a style that prominently features the piano’s timbre.
In this song, the keyboard’s beautiful melody captivates listeners from the very beginning and conveys a pop-rock essence.
The piano intro, simple yet richly expressive, has an unforgettable charm that will likely stay with listeners after just one listen.
Look over here.WEAVER2rank/position

Even among songs about jealousy, some overflow with hatred, but this one has a “refreshing jealousy” vibe.
WEAVER’s fourth single, Look at Me, released in 2014, was written as the theme song for the film My Pretend Girlfriend (Momose, Kocchi wo Muite).
As the title suggests, it conveys a one-sided feeling: wishing the person you like would look your way, even though their eyes are on someone else.
For anyone who keeps an unforgettable love tucked away in their heart, this song is sure to hit home.
Your FriendWEAVER3rank/position

The song chosen as the cheer anthem for the 89th tournament in 2010 was “Kimi no Tomodachi.” It’s a track by the three-piece rock band WEAVER.
Set to a gentle, piano-centered melody, it sings about the importance of days spent with friends and the beauty of chasing dreams together.
While it’s a soothing ballad, the arrangement builds in the latter half to match the lyrics, creating an emotional finish.
Be sure to listen with your friends and reaffirm your bonds.
Our Eternity — A love that, no matter how many times we’re reborn, only wants to hold hands.WEAVER4rank/position

If you like band sounds with piano, I recommend WEAVER’s “Our Eternity ~Because it’s a love that, no matter how many times we’re reborn, all we want is to hold hands~.” WEAVER is a three-piece band formed in Kobe, with the vocalist also on piano and no guitarist—an arrangement that’s relatively rare for a rock band.
Over catchy melodies, they sing an earnest message, as reflected in the subtitle.
It’s a song that will hype up a band set, just like WEAVER’s!
Voice of a hypocriteWEAVER5rank/position

It’s a striking piece with a flowing, intense piano melody.
As the title suggests, it’s a song with deeply resonant lyrics about someone who hides their true self, and the soaring chorus and bare-all words make it especially compelling.
The melody feels like clouds gradually parting, making it perfect for a cloudy day.
two-dimensional galaxyWEAVER6rank/position

This song that begins with piano has to be an absolute masterpiece.
The fingerwork on the piano in the music video is simply outstanding.
You can’t take your eyes off the way they sing while playing the piano standing up.
It’s easy to get captivated by the piano, but this is a track where I want you to pay attention to the drums as well.
Hard to say I love you ~I can't bring myself to say it~WEAVER7rank/position

A vividly drawn piano rock classic released by WEAVER in June 2010, capturing the frustration of being unable to honestly express one’s feelings.
Chosen as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Hard To Say I Love You,” it was produced under the direction of Tokyo Jihen bassist Seiji Kameda.
Whether far apart or side by side, it delicately portrays the frustration of being unable to convey one’s feelings to the other person.
Though you love them more than anyone, the sorrow of not being able to put that feeling into words grips your heart.
This song deeply resonates with those who struggle to openly express their feelings to someone important.
For anyone carrying emotions they can’t put into words, it is sure to become a source of comfort.





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