Mr.Children Popular Song Ranking [2026]

FakeMr.Children78rank/position

Mr.Children "Fake" MUSIC VIDEO

A song by Mr.Children released in 2007, which also served as the theme song for the film Dororo.

Its lyrics portray the murky depths of human nature, set to a techno sound packed with eerie tones.

The song delivers a raw message, such as “People hide their true nature and live lives plastered over with lies.”

Let’s go to Main StreetMr.Children79rank/position

[Live Audio] Let's Go to Main Street / Mr.Children

It’s a song by Mr.Children included on the album Versus.

The light, crisp sound of the acoustic guitar and the bright brass that comes in during the chorus are striking, conveying a sense of rising excitement and joyful emotions.

The lyrics vividly depict a scene of driving with a lover, emphasizing both how much the narrator had been looking forward to the drive and how much fun it actually is.

Because the exhilaration is expressed so straightforwardly, the characters come across as endearing, too.

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kappamaki

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Documentary filmMr.Children80rank/position

Mr.Children「Documentary film」MUSIC VIDEO

This is a track by Mr.Children, a band that has long led Japan’s music scene, included on their album “SOUNDTRACKS,” released in December 2020.

Although it isn’t tied to any specific promotion, it’s deeply loved by fans as a centerpiece of the album.

The lyrics delicately depict everyday scenes and the subtle sway of emotions, sure to awaken cherished memories in the listener’s heart.

The music video, directed by OSRIN of PERIMETRON, brilliantly captures the world of the song and drew considerable attention.

It’s a beautiful ballad to listen to softly—on a quiet night alone in thought, or when you want to reaffirm the irreplaceable tenderness of daily life.

From the hill with a cradleMr.Children81rank/position

From the Hill with a Cradle (Indies) Mr.Children

This is a song by Mr.Children titled “From the Cradle Hill.” It wasn’t released as a single, but among fans it’s considered a hidden gem.

It sings about the love between a man and a woman torn apart by war.

It’s a song that makes you feel that in war there’s only loss and nothing to be gained.

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Yoimachi Jēn

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A parched kissMr.Children82rank/position

Dry kiss Mr.Children Acoustic solo

Included on the 2002 album “IT’S A WONDERFUL WORLD,” this song is quite popular among fans.

The lyrics have a very mature vibe and can be interpreted in various ways, so I think everyone will have their own impressions.

Don’t get involved!GAKU-MC / Sakurai Kazutoshi (Mr.Children)83rank/position

Tewodasuna!

A single released in May 2006, a collaboration between GAKU-MC and Kazutoshi Sakurai of Mr.Children.

Timed with the FIFA World Cup in Germany, it was used as the image song for Nippon TV’s information program “Soccer Earth.” It reached No.

2 on the Oricon chart and stayed on the charts for nine weeks.

The lyrics vividly depict players honing their minds and hearts while adhering to the rules—an impression that lingers.

It’s a song that will surely give you courage when you’re about to face an important match or need to rally yourself to achieve something.

REMMr.Children84rank/position

Mr.Children 「REM」 MUSIC VIDEO

Among Mr.Children’s songs, one I especially recommend for its wide vocal range is REM.

The song spans a remarkably broad range from mid1 F# to hi B, with the highest note, hi B, appearing repeatedly in the A, C, and D sections.

The pitch moves up and down dramatically, and notes like hi B and hi A show up right after mid2 F# or mid2 G as if it’s nothing, so you’ll need excellent pitch control.

There are also many shout-like parts, which demand strong vocal cords.

If you’re confident in your singing ability, definitely give it a try.

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Ryo

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