Kyosuke Himuro Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Kyosuke Himuro, who was active in the rock band BOOWY and continued his solo career afterward.
Among fans, he’s affectionately known as “Himurock,” but did you know that in the past his name wasn’t Kyosuke Himuro (氷室京介) but Kyosuke “Kyosuke” Himuro (氷室狂介)?
Here’s a collection of some of Himurock’s most popular songs!
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Kyosuke Himuro Popular Song Rankings [2026] (21–30)
FOLLOW THE WINDHimuro Kyosuke21rank/position

A song in which Kyosuke Himuro uses his innate powerful vocal ability and sweet voice to sing about the sorrowful end of a romance.
The lyrics carefully depict everything from the beginning to the end of the relationship, resonating deeply even when simply read, and with Himuro’s expressive delivery, the piece becomes an unmistakable classic.
Girls Be GlamorousHimuro Kyosuke22rank/position

It’s included on the 2000 album “Beat haze odyssey.” It was used in a Shiseido “PN” commercial, in which Himuro himself made a rare appearance.
With a simple drum beat and hard, flashy guitars, the track has a somewhat glam rock feel.
Himuro’s vocals match the style perfectly and really lift your spirits.
IF YOU WANTHimuro Kyosuke23rank/position

This is a reconstruction support song for the Great East Japan Earthquake, released by Kyosuke Himuro in March 2012.
Although the piece had been completed before the disaster, it is said that after the quake he repeatedly revised parts of the lyrics and released it as a song dedicated to Japan today.
It’s a track that radiates the kind of boundless love characteristic of Himurock.
The beautiful, warm melody is soothing to the heart as well.
NO.NEW YORKHimuro Kyosuke24rank/position

This is one of Kyosuke Himuro’s signature songs, from his days as the lead vocalist of BOØWY when he took the music scene by storm.
It fuses a straightforward rock sound with Himuro’s soulful vocals and is highly regarded by BOØWY fans as well.
The lyrics vividly depict the light and shadow of New York, conveying both the city’s allure and its dangers.
Released in December 2004, this track shows how Himuro carried forward his musical identity even after BOØWY disbanded.
It’s recommended for moments when you want to immerse yourself in the bustle of a big city, or for adults who feel nostalgic for their youth.
ONLY YOUHimuro Kyosuke25rank/position

This work is known as one of BOØWY’s signature songs.
With Kyosuke Himuro’s powerful vocals intertwined with Tomoyasu Hotei’s guitar, it truly represents the essence of the BOØWY sound.
Released as a single in April 1987, it peaked at No.
4 on the Oricon chart.
Loved by many fans, it stands as a song that symbolizes the band’s peak just before their breakup.
The lyrics, which express the feelings of loving one person deeply and accepting them just as they are, leave a strong impression.
They carry a powerful message of not fearing pain, believing in the present, and wanting to find happiness.
It’s a recommended track for when you want to heal the wounds of heartbreak or reaffirm your feelings for someone important.
PLASTIC BOMBHimuro Kyosuke26rank/position

Known as one of BOØWY’s signature songs, this track continues to captivate devoted fans.
Its lyrics, depicting youthful rebellion and a thirst for self-expression, leave a strong impression and convey a critical stance toward society.
The energetic sound combined with Kyosuke Himuro’s powerful vocals resonates deeply with listeners.
It was performed at the “LAST GIGS” concerts held at the Tokyo Dome on April 4 and 5, 1988, and is included on the live album ‘LAST GIGS’ that documents those shows.
Reportedly, the tickets sold out in just 10 minutes after going on sale.
It’s a song that makes you want to listen while reminiscing about your youth.
SHUFFLEHimuro Kyosuke27rank/position

It’s included on the 1995 album “SINGLES.” The song was released as the B-side to the first single, ANGEL.
After an intro that gives off a certain sense of instability, it shifts gears: Himuro’s vocals ride the buoyant boogie rhythm and the track becomes downright delightful.
The intermittent synth sounds add a strong accent throughout.
The Sun Also RisesHimuro Kyosuke28rank/position

A song included on Kyosuke Himuro’s 2013 best-of album “KYOSUKE HIMURO 25th Anniversary BEST ALBUM GREATEST ANTHOLOGY.” Even if you feel unable to move forward, this song—singing that the sun illuminating your path will surely rise—offers unwavering strength when you are lost.
WALTZHimuro Kyosuke29rank/position

It’s included on the 1996 album “MISSING PIECE.” The melody line, which feels like a gentle caress on your back, is truly elegant, and within that stillness, Himuro’s emotive yet low-key vocals resonate deeply.
The bluesy guitar solo with a touch of sorrow is also excellent.
WARRIORSHimuro Kyosuke30rank/position

It’s included on the 2013 album “KYOSUKE HIMURO 25th Anniversary BEST ALBUM GREATEST ANTHOLOGY.” It was used as the commercial song for HAL vocational school’s 2012 campaign.
The drums lay down a straight, powerful rock beat, and the hard-edged guitar is striking—within it, Himuro’s fierce shouts hit you straight between the eyes.


