GReeeeN Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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GReeeeN – Solashido

I personally love the part where that marching band–like section appears.

It’s the kind of song that makes you want to jump and gives you energy.

It’s bright and makes me feel like running outside, and I really like that.

Listening to this track makes me feel like I can enjoy the whole day.

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GReeeeN – Te to te to Tentoten with whiteeeen (Male/Female Mix ver.)

This song is a counterpart to “Tetote with GReeeeN.” This one is told from a male perspective and evokes the refreshing feel of youthful unrequited love.

The boy can’t be honest in front of the girl he likes and keeps brooding over things, but in the end he musters up the courage to confess his feelings.

It’s a great one to listen to before confessing!

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GReeeeN – Hito (Person)

Released on November 14, 2007.

As a collaboration with the TV drama “Mr.

Kinpachi in Class 3-B,” Tetsuya Takeda was featured on the single’s cover, which became a hot topic.

Although it’s about walking separate paths, it’s a song that cheers you on to stay true to yourself—an anthem for yourself and for friends—that has surely pushed many people forward.

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Kachidoki

The Japanese men’s and women’s national basketball teams, commonly known as the Akatsuki Five.

This song was chosen as their official support anthem.

It was created by GReeeeN, the music group behind numerous hits such as “Kiseki.” The track is included on their 2019 album “Dai-kyu.” Its powerful message—Give everything you have to win!—and the exhilarating chorus are irresistible.

It’s a rousing support song that will set your heart ablaze, and we highly recommend it to students who are currently dedicating themselves to basketball.

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Araki Jakkan

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Green Whistling

This is “Whistle,” released by GReeeeN in 2009.

Even though there are many things that make us feel uneasy, the song encourages us to whistle, laugh, and do what we can right now.

Many of GReeeeN’s songs are uplifting, but this one, with the word “whistle,” somehow makes things feel even more easygoing.

It really feels like the whistle is doing a great job!

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Chikyugo

An opening theme for Fuji TV’s “Mezamashi Doyoubi,” packed with a heartwarming message and a melody that feels like a slice of crisp morning air.

Featured on GReeeeN’s album “Ah, Hello.

Long Time No See.,” this track was released in June 2008.

Its light, upbeat rhythm and the well-balanced harmonies of the four members blend beautifully to create the perfect comfort for the start of the day.

It’s a charming song that, when listened to on a weekend morning, clears your mind and fills you with energy for a brand-new day.

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GReeeeN – Pointing at the distant sky (Full Ver.)

GReeeeN’s classic, “Tooku no Sora Yubisasunda.” GReeeeN has produced numerous hit songs.

If you were on a baseball team in your school days, you might have listened to GReeeeN’s “Kiseki” before games.

This track is also a perfect fit for baseball and is used as the walk-up song by the Yakult Swallows’ star player, Tetsuto Yamada.

He also appears in the music video, making it a must-listen for Yakult fans and fans of Tetsuto Yamada.

Be sure to check it out.

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Ryo

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