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[Mr.Children] Best Masterpiece Selections Highly Praised by Mr.Children Fans

Mr.Children has been at the forefront of Japan’s music scene for over 30 years since their debut.

Beginning with their mega-hits of the 1990s, they’ve delivered countless songs that, while popular and accessible, carry a deeply resonant power.

In this article, we’ll introduce some of their most beloved masterpieces among fans, including album tracks and B-sides.

Each song is sure to move you with Sakurai’s heartfelt lyrics and familiar melodies, woven together with the band’s close-knit sound.

Use this as a chance to revisit the songs that colored your youth or supported you through life’s turning points, and to discover new facets of their charm.

[Mr.Children] The Best Highly-Praised Masterpieces Chosen by Mr. Children Fans (131–140)

La la laMr.Children

Although happiness exists in every scene of our daily lives, this conveys the idea that we often don’t recognize it as happiness in the moment.

When we look back on the past, there are many times we think, “I was happy then.” For that reason, this is a song that makes you want to cherish everyday life.

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Let’s stay friendsMr.Children

This is a song from their indie days.

The narrator can’t stay just friends and wishes to become lovers, but the woman wants to remain friends—a poignant track about the difficulties of love.

The lyrics hit hard when he admits that, despite always joking around, he suddenly realized he’d started seeing her through the lens of romantic feelings.

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Even if we talk it over, we won’t understand each other at all, but at least we both have the same answer: to end it. If your kiss could change me, that would be nice, but both our hands are full with our own things.Mr.Children

They are a Japanese rock band active since 1989.

They made their major debut with their first album, “EVERYTHING,” and have achieved numerous milestones since then.

They have many songs about love, and both their lyrics and the words sung by Sakurai often resonate deeply.

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Heavenly KissMr.Children

When it comes to Mr.Children, many people think of their breezy songs, but they actually have some sexy tracks too.

“Heavenly Kiss” isn’t so much sultry as it is imbued with a masculine kind of sexiness.

The melody leans toward bright, refreshing pop, making it an exceptionally pleasant listen.

Ryo
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BirthdayMr.Children

TV anime ending 'Birthday' version
BirthdayMr.Children

Birthday is a rock number brimming with dynamism that gives both children and adults the courage to be reborn again and again.

It was featured in the film Doraemon: Nobita’s New Dinosaur, and its grand strings evoke scenes of life coming into being.

The lyrics, which seem to spur on the adventures of Doraemon and Nobita, carry a warm yet powerful message.

This song makes you want to sing at the top of your lungs, and even if you’re burdened with worries and anxieties, it helps you face forward!

mutō
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I’m talking about Lovin’Mr.Children

Mr.Children 「I’m talking about Lovin 〜innocent world」STADIUM TOUR 2011 SENSE -in the field-
I'm talking about Lovin'Mr.Children

Staying just friends is painful, but if I confess and get rejected, even the relationship we have now might be gone…

Maybe it’s better to keep things as they are.

It’s an unrequited love song that resonates with the timid feeling of wanting to express your feelings yet hesitating at the last moment.

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MelodyMr.Children

Known by the nickname “Misuchiru,” Mr.Children is a four-member rock band that has released numerous million-selling hits.

“Melody,” included as the B-side to their 35th single “Ashioto ~Be Strong,” features a festive, Christmas-like ensemble and a catchy pop melody that lingers in your ears.

Its lyrics evoke special Christmastime scenes and convey a message many can relate to: the desire for moments that make your heart dance in everyday life.

While you’ll need to pay attention to Mr.Children’s distinctive phrasing, the relaxed tempo makes it an easy pop tune to sing at karaoke.

Hoshino Takashi
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Someday, the two of usMr.Children