Kirinji Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Kirinji is a band formed in 1996 by the Horigome brothers.
Their warm and gentle music has captivated many fans.
Many listeners have probably found solace in their signature 2000 release, “Alien.”
This time, we present a ranking of Kirinji’s most popular songs.
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Kirinji Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
Snow that falls at the end of the yearKirinji15rank/position

This is a philosophical and profound work that overlays the zeitgeist of the turn of the millennium with Christmas.
It’s a track Kirinji included as the final song on their 2000 album “3,” featuring an appealing acoustic ensemble and poetic lyrics.
Universal themes such as unconditional love are expressed through a sophisticated jazz-pop sound.
Perfect for creating a mature, tranquil atmosphere that’s different from typical Christmas songs.
Winter OrcaKirinji16rank/position

This masterpiece, with lyrics themed around a sea creature mentioned in the title, captures winter scenes from a unique perspective.
Produced by the master Keiichi Tomita, its sophisticated sound weaves a brisk beat with a slightly twisted melody line, creating a depth that clearly sets it apart from a typical love song.
Released in November 1997 as their second single during their indie period, it was later included on the following year’s album Paper Drivers Music, and has continued to be cherished by fans as a work emblematic of the early days of the brother duo.
If you’re looking for intelligent, urban pop that’s a bit different from the usual winter songs, this is a perfect fit.
A work that could be called the origin of Kirinji—be sure to listen with your own ears.


