Sei Ryuujin’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Ryujin Kiyoshi – Itai yo

Sometimes, we have to live while hiding our true feelings.

But many people may find that stifling.

The song that speaks for those emotions is “Itai yo” (“It hurts”).

It’s performed by Ryujin Kiyoshi, a singer-songwriter known for his one-of-a-kind, ultra-high vocal range.

His voice and the relatable lyrics may feel cleansing to the heart.

Be sure to listen closely and appreciate the subtle nuances in the lyrics.

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Ryuujin Kiyoshi – Morning Sun

As the title suggests, how about listening to it while watching the sunrise? It’s a piece by singer-songwriter Ryujin Kiyoshi from Osaka Prefecture, released in 2009 as his debut single.

The acoustic arrangement is utterly enchanting—such a beautiful track.

Kiyoshi’s clear, pure vocals are captivating as well.

With this song, you’re sure to have the most pleasant morning imaginable.

It’s a perfect morning song for a solo camping trip!

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Ryujin Kiyoshi – Trick Art

Ryujin Sei, who excels in many fields including producing idol groups, created Trick Art as the ending theme for the anime Loving Yamada at Lv999! The track features a lively sound that blends jazz with pop.

Its lyrics comically portray a man who longs to get closer to the person he’s attracted to.

The figurative expressions—such as comparing romance to trick art—are unique and amusing.

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Ryuto Sei – All My Life [J:COM Smart TV “New Life” CM Song]

This is a song by Ryujin Kiyoshi, a singer-songwriter from Osaka Prefecture.

It’s included on his sixth album, WORK, released in 2013.

The song was featured in a commercial for J:COM Smart TV.

It’s a heartrending love ballad that tightly squeezes your chest.

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Ryuji Kiyoshi – Odonedotsukimawashitaroka (LIVE VERSION)

This is a song that holds a power so intense it feels like something pent up deep inside your heart bursts free the moment you hear it.

As the title suggests, it channels the kind of fierce anger and helpless frustration we can’t release in everyday life, sublimated through a theatrical approach that even features the voice cast—this is the work’s central theme.

Produced by Ryujin Kiyoshi, it was included on the experimental album “MUSIC,” released in May 2012.

It was also performed at EMI ROCKS 2012 the same year, and later featured on the best-of compilation “BEST,” released in November 2014.

When you’re seething with uncontainable rage, or just want that cathartic rush, why not experience this powerful knockout blow?

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Ryuji Kiyoshi – Theme Song Promotional Video for the Film “Dandy in the Path”

A track from the 2011 album “PEOPLE.” Its lively, warm sound—complete with chorus and handclaps—and lyrics that frankly ask what truly matters to oneself leave a strong impression.

It’s a soothing song I’d recommend for a tired mind in the evening.

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Ryuto Kiyoshi 25 “Let’s Have an Adventure♡”

“Let’s Have an Adventure” is a work packed with all of Ryuji Kiyoshi’s charms.

It features a city pop-inspired sound reminiscent of the ’80s, highlighted by luxurious brass and string arrangements.

Its passionate depiction of a summer romance heightens the excitement of the hot season.

In particular, the spoken interludes woven into the song create a dramatic story through music and can serve as material that expands expressive possibilities for the performer.

It’s also a great choice for karaoke, offering an enjoyable time for both singers and listeners alike.