GLAY Christmas Songs: Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

A second that calls itself eternityGLAY1rank/position

A second that calls itself eternity

This is a commercial introducing Seicomart’s 2024 Christmas cakes, produced by the convenience store chain that mainly operates in Hokkaido.

After a series of shots featuring delicious-looking cakes, the ad highlights an early-bird reservation discount.

The background music is by GLAY, a band from Hokkaido, featuring “Eien wo Nanoru Ichibyou” (One Second That Calls Itself Eternity), which has been chosen as Seicomart’s Christmas season commercial song since 2021.

Beginning with lyrics that evoke winter townscapes in Hokkaido, the song portrays the earnest feelings of lovers who care for each other—a winter love song that warms the heart as you listen.

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Hane Keisuke

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White RoadGLAY2rank/position

GLAY / White Road

A memorable song with a beautiful melody that evokes a snowy winter night and lyrics that resonate deeply.

Released in December 2004 as GLAY’s 32nd single, it’s a ballad that also lends its title to the track.

TERU’s achingly powerful, soaring vocals shine, giving the piece GLAY’s signature, timeless appeal.

Filled with feelings for one’s hometown and loved ones, it’s a heartwarming ballad perfect for the cold winter season.

It’s a romantic song you’ll want to play on Christmas night while spending time with someone special.

When singing it at karaoke, we recommend delivering it gently while thinking of your hometown.

Their HOLY X’MASGLAY3rank/position

Their Holy X’mas

This is a winter ballad included on the 2002 album “UNITY ROOTS & FAMILY, AWAY.” Rather than a love-centered Christmas song, it is woven from the perspective of Christmas for all people, with diverse skin tones and eye colors.

The lyrics gently portray universal wishes for happiness, dreams, and the true meaning of Christmas, leaving listeners with a calm, warm feeling.

In 2023, an anthology edition was released two decades later, featuring a live arrangement version as well.

It’s a gentle song you’ll want to play quietly on a peaceful Christmas night spent with family and friends.

Winter, againGLAY4rank/position

GLAY / Winter, again

In the 1990s, when the visual kei movement dominated the J-pop scene, GLAY—a four-member rock band—stood out for capturing a particularly wide audience.

Their 16th single, “Winter, again,” which paints the landscapes of their home of Hokkaido, became a million-selling hit and drew attention for winning both the Japan Record Award and the Japan Cable Radio Award.

The overall key is high, and the pitch climbs even further in the chorus, so be sure to adjust the key to suit your voice when singing it at karaoke.

For those in their 40s, it’s a rock ballad masterpiece that’s sure to bring back memories of their youth.

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Hoshino Takashi

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