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Gen Hoshino’s Wedding Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
Gen Hoshino has produced countless love songs.It’s now completely normal to hear his tracks playing at wedding venues.Among them, we’ve compiled a ranking of the songs that are especially popular as wedding tunes.For couples who are starting to think about marriage, this is a must-see!
Gen Hoshino’s Wedding Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
SUNHoshino Gen1rank/position
It’s a heartwarming song infused with a message of hope and renewal.
It portrays the moment when a fragile night gives way to a new morning.
Gen Hoshino’s refreshing vocals blend with a light, upbeat rhythm to create a number that lifts listeners’ spirits.
Released in May 2015, it was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Kokoro ga Pokitto ne” (Crazy for Me).
The song won the Excellence Award at the Japan Record Awards, marking an important milestone in Hoshino’s musical career.
If used during the welcome scene at a wedding, it would make wonderful background music that relaxes guests while putting them in a joyful mood.
Family SongHoshino Gen2rank/position
Gen Hoshino’s popular TV drama theme song is a heartwarming track that warmly portrays diverse forms of family.
With a mid-tempo groove reminiscent of late-’60s to early-’70s soul music, it gently sings about modern views of family.
Released in August 2017, it debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
The music video also drew attention for its innovative direction that challenges family stereotypes, including Gen Hoshino playing the role of a mother.
It’s a perfect song for weddings and family events as background music, and it’s also recommended for Instagram Reels.
loveHoshino Gen3rank/position
The oriental tones in the intro and the light, irresistibly danceable beat feel so good, don’t they? This is a single released in 2016 by singer-songwriter Gen Hoshino, chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama “We Married as a Job!” in which he also appeared.
More than just a love song, it carries a deep message about everyday life, the bond between two people, and transcending existing relationships.
The so-called “Koi Dance” from the drama’s ending became a social phenomenon and a massive hit.
With its immense popularity, this song will not only get everyone excited dancing together as entertainment, but it will also fill the entire venue with a happy vibe during entrance or toast scenes.
ComedyHoshino Gen4rank/position
Gen Hoshino’s “Comedy,” as chosen for the ending theme of the anime SPY×FAMILY, features lyrics that strikingly capture the shape and nature of family from multiple angles.
It argues that family isn’t defined solely by blood ties; rather, the bonds formed by a contract of the heart are what make a true family.
Since its release in April 2022, it has been performed on numerous programs such as CDTV Live! Live! and the 73rd NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen, moving many listeners.
Highly recommended as wedding BGM or a performance song to express gratitude to one’s parents, this piece is perfectly suited to a joyous new beginning.
Friend ShipHoshino Gen5rank/position
This is a pop tune that delivers a heartwarming message centered on farewells and reunions with those close to us.
Released by Gen Hoshino in December 2015 as the theme song for the film “Moriyamachu Driving School,” the piece likens life’s journey to a voyage at sea, gently portraying the beauty of relationships that can support each other in our hearts even when we’re apart.
While incorporating elements of dance music, the song retains a subtle sense of wistfulness that is quintessentially Hoshino.
It’s an ideal choice for a friend’s speech—one that looks back on irreplaceable memories with a dear friend while expressing the desire to keep supporting each other from here on out.
Hello SongHoshino Gen6rank/position
Gen Hoshino’s songs often have a warm sound, so they’re classics for wedding BGM.
Among his tracks, the one I’d love to hear played during the toast at the reception or the cake-cutting is “Hello Song.” Beginning brightly with strings, it has a happy vibe that’s perfect for weddings.
It feels like just the right song for that moment marking the start of your new life together.
DoraemonHoshino Gen7rank/position
If any of the wedding guests have young children, anime songs might be a great choice.
Among those, a song I highly recommend for a band performance is Gen Hoshino’s “Doraemon.” Since it’s the theme song for the beloved national TV anime Doraemon, it’s very well-known among kids and really gets the crowd excited.
And because it’s a Gen Hoshino song, it’s also a lot of fun to play.
rice bowl; tea bowl; chawan (Japanese bowl for tea or rice)Hoshino Gen8rank/position
Gen Hoshino’s “Chawan” depicts a married couple growing older together.
As they look through a photo album, a warm, peaceful scene filled with happiness comes to life, reflecting on the days they’ve shared.
A wedding isn’t a goal but a new beginning for two people.
Don’t you think that not only songs that express love straightforwardly, but also simple songs that portray decades of life—children being born, growing up and leaving the nest, and the two of them returning to a quiet life together—are perfect for a wedding?
