and To Love were solely centered on songs about romance, this work is unique in that it expresses things other than that.

Music critics reviewed Thank You, Love positively, commending Nishino's emotional delivery throughout.

All four tracks except "Alright" made it into the top ten on both the Oricon and Billboard single charts, and all topped the RIAJ paid music distribution chart, which is compiled by the RIAJ based on the number of downloads of full chaku-uta songs.

When Nishino looked back at her life, she felt gratitude for the people around her and the "connection" with the fans who could meet her face in music works, blogs, and live performances.

"[2] Thank you, Love debuted at number 1 on the Oricon Daily Ranking on June 21, 2011, selling 50,000 copies on the first day of availability.