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

Goodbye, 2001Mr.Children

Mr.Children - Goodbye 2001 [Full Chorus]

A song I always want to listen to in winter—or rather, at the end of the fiscal year.

It’s perfect for looking back on the past year and thinking about the next, and when you sing it at karaoke, you can change the year in the lyrics to the current one.

It’s a wonderful worldMr.Children

[AMV] From the New World - It’s a Wonderful World

This is a track included at the end of the 10th album, “IT’S A WONDERFUL WORLD.” It’s a sequel to “Dear Wonderful World,” which is the third track, and the lyrics are connected.

It’s the kind of song you’d want to listen to on a melancholy day while sipping a cappuccino at a café.

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passing showerMr.Children

Mr.Children Sudden Shower

A sudden passing shower (anxiety or worries) strikes your heart, but let’s take shelter from the rain (take a break).

When that passing shower leaves puddles behind, the clear, sunny sun will surely sparkle on them and make them look beautiful (someday your worries will make your future self shine).

It’s a song with that message.

ReflectionMr.Children

This is the title track from Mr.Children’s latest album, “Reflection.” It’s an instrumental piece featuring only piano, played by vocalist Kazutoshi Sakurai himself.

It creates a dreamlike atmosphere that’s great for concentration.

I also recommend it for bedtime, not just for studying.

【es】～Theme of es～Mr.Children

Mr.Children【es】～Theme of es～

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Children, also known as Misuchiru, are musicians whose songs are frequently sung at karaoke.

Their catalog is packed with classics.

Depending on the mood, there are plenty of variations to choose from, but deliberately going with the mellow “【es】 ~Theme of es~” is, I think, an excellent choice.

everybody goesMr.Children

Mr.Children "Everybody Goes — Dropkick to a Disorderly Modern Age"

When it first came out it wasn’t all that popular, but it gradually blew up, didn’t it? The expressions in the lyrics are so real that just reading them makes me smile! The harmony between the melody and the lyrics is nothing short of a miracle.

This song is insanely cool!

language of flowersMr.Children

Clip Humps 'Hanakotoba' (Original by Mr.Children)

A song included on the album “Shifuku no Oto.” It’s a very bittersweet breakup song in which he’s told goodbye by his girlfriend during the season when cosmos—whose flower language means “affection”—are in bloom.

If you can’t forget the person you liked after being separated at your previous school, please give it a listen.