GReeeeN Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

BelieveGReeeeN81rank/position

Believe

Released digitally in 2015, “Believe” captivates many listeners as a highly message-driven work themed around “moving forward by believing in yourself.” The members’ feelings seep through every word of the lyrics, and the protagonist—facing forward while carrying their own vulnerabilities—conveys a relatable, true-to-life humanity.

This song could be called an anthem for “continuing to take on challenges,” and it’s one we especially want to deliver to expectant mothers and fathers whose families are about to grow.

It’s recommended for prenatal listening and is sure to be a source of emotional support in many moments of parenting.

HIGH G.K LOW ~Break Loose~GReeeeN82rank/position

GReeeeN – HIGH G.K LOW ~Hajikero~

It’s a masterpiece with a different flavor from GReeeeN’s usual style.

The members’ voices also feel a bit different than usual.

It’s not a song for quiet, contemplative listening, but it’s perfect for playing in the car on a drive.

Why not experience a different side of GReeeeN?

KARAKARAGReeeeN83rank/position

GReeeeN – KARAKARA

The B-side track to the single released on August 19, 2015, SAKAMOTO.

This song was specially written by GReeeeN as the theme for their collaboration project with Yomiuriland, “YomiUReeeeN Land.” The music video drew attention for featuring a couple selected from 1,000 applicants.

SAKAMOTOGReeeeN84rank/position

GReeeeN 「SAKAMOTO」

Released on August 19, 2015.

The music video, themed around Ryoma Sakamoto time-traveling to the present day, features the Japanese dancer Dayoshi—acknowledged by Madonna—playing Ryoma Sakamoto, along with a 250-member squad of participants named Sakamoto recruited from the general public, resulting in a video overflowing with Sakamotos.

eeeeverydayGReeeeN85rank/position

GReeeeN – eeeeveryday (Short ver.)

It’s the B-side track of GReeeeN’s 29th single, “Akatsuki no Kimi ni,” released in 2016.

The song was used as the campaign song for “LION Kaji Fes 2016 Magica,” and was created with the idea of making everyday housework feel more enjoyable.