Alice's Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Alice, who produced hits in the 1970s and played a leading role as a standard-bearer of the folk/new music movement, went on hiatus in 1981 at the height of their popularity.

Their equal twin-vocal style offered beautiful harmonies.

Shinji Tanimura and Takao Horiuchi have continued to thrive as solo artists since then.

Playlist

Alice's Popular Song Rankings [2026]
	Title	Playlist	Review
1	ChampionArisu		A rock ballad that resonates with men in their 50s and is easy to sing at karaoke.
2	Winter LightningArisu		Alice’s classic hit of winter 1977
3	While listening to a distant train whistleArisu		A classic hit from the ’70s, a song of departure and hope
4	Autumn Full StopArisu		The Appeal of Alice’s Hidden Gem “Akishifu”
5	Johnny’s LullabyArisu		This is pretty much the golden age of youth for people in their 60s...
6	Days of No ReturnArisu		Alice’s classic song “Days of No Return” becomes a movie theme song
7	Crazed FruitArisu		Alice’s smash hit and the charm of 80s music
8	Farewell to the Days of YouthArisu		Alice's classic song that depicts the end of youth and hope
9	No one anymore.Arisu		Alice's heartbreak anthem becomes a smash hit
10	Sound of SnowArisu		Alice’s classic song “Yuki no Oto” and its winter scenery
11	Dream-Forsaken Street CornerArisu		Harmony between the acoustic guitar’s tone and the singers
12	Night of the full moon and silhouettesBocchan (CV. Hanae Natsuki) & Arisu (CV. Mano Ayumi)		The opening of the anime “The Duke of Death and His Maid”…
13	Night of the full moon and silhouettesBocchan (CV: Hanae Natsuki) Arisu (CV: Mano Ayumi)		A wistful love, feelings that can never touch
14	Each AutumnArisu		Alice’s classic song that tells of life’s ups and downs
15	Your eyes are 10,000 voltsArisu		A poetic song that expresses the beauty of love
16	Run to me, my loverArisu		Alice’s debut song, with a strong folk vibe
17	Revue with YouBocchan (CV: Hanae Natsuki) Arisu (CV: Mano Ayumi)		Introducing the opening theme song of the anime “The Duke of Death and His Maid.”