Ranking of Gen Hoshino’s Popular Songs [2026]
Gen Hoshino is a charismatic Heisei-era creator known for his multifaceted work as a songwriter-composer, actor, and novelist.
This time, we’ll be focusing on him.
We’ve listed his most-played songs in a ranked format.
Try guessing what the results will look like!
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Gen Hoshino’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (71–80)
record noiseHoshino Gen78rank/position

A song by Gen Hoshino wrapped in a nostalgic atmosphere.
Included on the album “Stranger,” this track was released in May 2013.
The lyrics delicately depict the record noise resonating within the heart, perfectly matching the warm tones of the guitar.
The way memories are layered onto a cloudy night and the expressions that mirror natural scenery with inner feelings evoke Hoshino’s uniquely poetic worldview.
It’s a piece to savor slowly on a quiet night, alone.
Highly recommended when you want to be enveloped in a gentle kindness that stays close to your heart.
ForecastHoshino Gen79rank/position

This debut single from Gen Hoshino has an irresistible, simple warmth that feels like a gentle companion.
The lyrics vividly portray the journey of carrying oneself through unpredictable days, along with the emotions and scenes encountered along the way.
Hoshino’s natural vocals pair exquisitely with lyrics that convey an acceptance of fate and an unforeseeable future, while still wishing for happiness.
Released in September 2011, this track showcases Hoshino’s musical talent and poetic expressiveness.
It’s a song to savor quietly, perfect for those moments when you just need a small push forward.
ostracism / being left out / exclusionHoshino Gen80rank/position

This song captivates with its gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics.
Released in September 2023, it was chosen as the ending theme for the Netflix documentary series LIGHTHOUSE.
It carries a message about valuing your true self and is a track filled with Gen Hoshino’s heartfelt intentions.
It’s also included on the EP and has received high praise from fans.
It’s perfect for times when you need the courage to walk your own path or want to boost your confidence.
It’s easy to sing at karaoke, so it’s also recommended for anyone who wants to try singing a Gen Hoshino song.
Give it a shot at karaoke!
Gen Hoshino’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (81–90)
fightHoshino Gen81rank/position

This is a song by Gen Hoshino, a singer-songwriter who is also popular as an actor.
It’s included on his second album, Episode, released in 2011.
Lovers are still, in a way, strangers.
Feelings often miss each other.
Even so, if I could be with you at the end of my life… That’s the tender yet heartrending message of this song.
After a fight, even when both of you have cooled down, it can be hard to apologize, right? But listening to this track might help you be honest with your feelings.
It’s nice to listen to it together, too.
salesHoshino Gen82rank/position

This is a track from the album “EPISODE.” As the title suggests, it’s a song about a salaried sales worker.
Working can be full of hardships.
However, there is always a reason to work, and there are results, too.
If I were a salaryman, I’d probably listen to this and head to work in tears.
seasonHoshino Gen83rank/position

This is a track from Gen Hoshino’s 3rd album, “Stranger.” It’s also the theme song for the film “Tamako in Moratorium.” With this song, Hoshino in particular seems to sing in a rather melancholy way.
Isn’t it one of those songs that would make you feel like crying if you listened to it on your way home from work?
futureHoshino Gen84rank/position

Gen Hoshino’s song “Mirai,” which played in Docomo’s student discount commercial “Kanna and Minami’s Promise,” is included on his 2011 album Episode.
It shines with Hoshino’s signature gentle mood, and seems to portray the cycle of everyday life along with an emotional feeling that brings back memories.
It’s a song wrapped in a mysterious sensation—on one hand, as if asking how we will live the new days that are born within repetition, and on the other, simply staying by our side.
It makes you want to cherish the slightly bittersweet, ordinary days and dream of many different futures.


