Gen Hoshino’s Cheer Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Gen Hoshino, who is active not only as a musician but also as an actor and in many other fields.
From his songs—known for their pop, catchy melodies and distinctive beats—we’ve picked 30 popular tracks, focusing on uplifting, motivational tunes!
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Gen Hoshino’s Cheer Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
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For those of you who quietly go through each day, unable to let the simmering feelings in your heart out into the world, Gen Hoshino’s “Bakemono” gives you the power to transform into a new self along with those feelings.
Included on the album “Stranger,” this song was written by Hoshino for the 18th-generation Kabuki actor Kanzaburo Nakamura, with whom he shared the stage.
That’s why the lyrics are sprinkled with words that evoke a Kabuki performance.
Many people have a burning fighting spirit inside but find it hard to clearly voice their opinions while working as part of a company.
This song gives those people the spark and courage to burst forth in an instant and be reborn—both for themselves and for their company.
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It’s an upbeat, refreshing song that’s perfect for the morning commute.
It makes you feel like resetting all the hardships up to yesterday and starting fresh today.
Just like the title suggests, it’s the kind of song that could make you go a little crazy (lol).
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A song released in 2011 by Gen Hoshino themed around the deep affection found in the small moments of everyday life.
It portrays Hoshino’s signature worldview, discovering bonds and warmth that words can’t fully capture within ordinary daily scenes.
Perhaps it’s precisely in the seemingly uneventful days that irreplaceable happiness lies hidden.
Released as Hoshino’s first solo single, the track brims with a timeless charm that hasn’t faded even now.
Many people may find themselves saved by this song, which gives them the courage to move forward when they stand at a crossroads in life.
Gen Hoshino’s Cheer Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
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Gen Hoshino, who is active in many fields as a musician and actor, delivers one of his early solo songs here—a track with a light, breezy tempo that feels great.
The rhythm is playful too, making it a tune you’ll want to sway your body to.
It’s a pop song that lifts your spirits and seems perfect for enjoying an entrance ceremony with a spring in your step!
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Gen Hoshino brings us a song imbued with the resolve to lovingly embrace the contradictions and absurdities of emotion.
It’s an ambitious work created in collaboration with the UK band Superorganism, featuring English lyrics.
Set to a sleek electropop sound, it paints a worldview where rainy days and sunny days, hatred and love—all hold equal value.
Released in October 2019, it impressively reached No.
1 on the Oricon Digital Albums chart.
Its bold, modern reinterpretation of the traditional concept of wabi-sabi also drew attention.
This is a piece that stays by your side when you feel stuck or face unreasonable circumstances, supporting you as you try to keep moving forward in everyday life.
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In April 2020, as people were being urged to stay home due to the spread of the coronavirus, Gen Hoshino released “Uchi de Odorou” (“Dance at Home”) on his Instagram.
Not only musicians but also celebrities, athletes, and members of the public collaborated with Hoshino’s video and posted their versions on social media, turning it into a social phenomenon.
Many of these videos became hot topics on TV and online.
Although it’s a very short and simple song, it’s a wonderful track that encapsulated the many feelings people had during life under self-restraint.
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If you’re going to perform a dance for a pep rally, I recommend Gen Hoshino’s “Doraemon.” It was written as the theme song for the film “Doraemon: Nobita’s Treasure Island,” and since 2019 it’s also been used as the opening theme for the TV broadcast version.
The music video features choreography by dancers, and there’s even a simplified choreography version uploaded on YouTube.
It’s a song that’s extremely well-known among children, so definitely give it a try!
