Mr.Children Popular Song Ranking [2026]

counting songMr.Children85rank/position

Mr.Children – Counting Song – ap bank fes '11 LIVE

This is a song created in hopes of supporting recovery from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

Set to a slow melody, the lyrics—mostly written in hiragana—convey a gentle, embracing warmth.

For those whose everyday lives were taken by the disaster and who cannot yet see the light ahead, this song may itself feel like that very “light.” The fact that its proceeds are donated as relief funds also reflects their strong commitment to the region’s recovery.

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sasashina

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Flower -Memento Mori-Mr.Children86rank/position

Flower -Mémento-Mori- / Mr.Children

If you want to try performing a song by the hugely popular band Mr.

Children, I recommend starting with “Hana -Mémento-Mori-.” It’s mid-tempo, and if you learn it little by little, I think you’ll eventually be able to play it.

When you start a band, speed is usually an issue at first, so the key is to take it slow.

Beyond the RainbowMr.Children87rank/position

Beyond the Rainbow / Mr.Children

Beginning with a powerful piano tone, this song is packed with the charm of Mr.Children.

The lyrics, which depict the feelings of people pursuing their dreams and hopes, resonate deeply with listeners.

You can feel the determination to move forward by overcoming difficulties.

Included on the album “Kind of Love,” released in December 1992, it’s loved by many fans as a refreshing track that symbolizes Mr.Children’s early years.

It has been performed frequently live, and especially during the period from 1992 to 1994, it occupied an important place in their setlists.

It’s a perfect song for times when you want to strive toward your dreams or feel positive.

Why not let yourself be enveloped by Mr.Children’s warm vocals?

fantasyMr.Children88rank/position

fantasy

This commercial conveys the comfortable driving experience of the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer through the lens of a family.

The way it glides lightly through the forest, along with the smiles of the family during the journey and at their destination, clearly expresses that comfort.

The song that further highlights this bright, smile-filled atmosphere is “fantasy” by Mr.

Children.

With its gentle rhythm, refreshing melody, and soaring vocals in perfect harmony, it’s a beautiful track that evokes positive feelings.

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deep seaMr.Children89rank/position

Deep Sea / Mr.Children

This is the title track included at the end of Mr.Children’s fifth album, “Deep Sea.” Despite not being a greatest hits album, it boasted an incredible 2.45 million copies sold—something unimaginable today.

This song is paired with “Coelacanth,” which is also included on the same album.

Its dark, dreamlike melody conveys the feeling of wandering through the deep sea.

Brand new planetMr.Children90rank/position

Mr.Children 「Brand new planet」 from “MINE”

This song, included on the album “SOUNDTRACKS” released in December 2020, was also chosen as the theme song for the drama “Onee-chan no Koibito” starring Kasumi Arimura.

It’s a track that sings about dreams, hope, and the importance of embracing change.

Kazutoshi Sakurai’s warm vocals blend beautifully with a melody that resonates with the heart.

With lyrics themed around a “new star,” it’s sure to gently nudge listeners forward.

It’s a perfect song not only for those who watched the drama, but also for anyone ready to take a new step.

foreverMr.Children91rank/position

Mr.Children 「forever」TOUR 2011 “SENSE”

This beautiful song about a love that will never be forgotten is so heartbreaking and really touches the heart, doesn’t it? Many men might find themselves in tears, remembering the woman who left and the fragile love that faded away… It might be hard for a man who’s just gone through a breakup to recover after listening, but I hope Mr.

Sakurai’s beautiful, sweet vocals can lift their spirits.

As always, Mr.

Children’s lyrics feel so real, and I imagine many men can’t help but see themselves in them.

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Yoshizaki Keiko

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