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Mr.Children Unrequited Love Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026]
Since their major debut in 1992, Mr.
Children have continued to produce numerous hit songs, and their love songs in particular are highly acclaimed.
Here, we present a ranking-style selection of Mr.
Children’s unrequited-love songs that we’d love people experiencing heartache to listen to.
Mr.Children Unrequited Love Songs: Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
365 daysMr.Children1rank/position
The song that reminds us that the most important moments are found in everyday life is “365 Days.” It was included on SENSE, the album released in 2010 by Mr.Children, a rock band with nationwide popularity.
Set to warm, life-affirming sounds, Kazutoshi Sakurai’s gentle vocals resonate.
The lyrics, which express the feeling of “No matter when, I can’t help but think of that person,” are sure to stir your heart.
It’s a song overflowing with love for the person who gave you the chance to change your thoughts and feelings.
I’m talking about Lovin’Mr.Children2rank/position
Staying just friends is painful, but if I confess and get rejected, even the relationship we have now might be gone…
Maybe it’s better to keep things as they are.
It’s an unrequited love song that resonates with the timid feeling of wanting to express your feelings yet hesitating at the last moment.
Your SongMr.Children3rank/position
Speaking of Mr.Children, they have many classic love songs like “365 Days” and “I Want to Hold You,” and this “Your Song” is also a track I’d love you to listen to when you’re in love.
The song captures the preciousness of the time spent together and the significance of the person you love; when you listen while thinking of that special someone, it warms your heart.
For those considering a confession before parting ways due to graduation or starting a job, I think it will be a supportive anthem that gives you a gentle push!
sign; mark; symbol; omenMr.Children4rank/position
This is Mr.Children’s 29th single, released on November 15, 2006.
It’s quintessentially Mr.Children: you can feel their appeal in the chord progression, lyrics, and melody alike.
It was also used as the theme song for the NTV drama “14-year-old Mother,” which made the song widely known across Japan.
clichéMr.Children5rank/position
This song is filled with feelings for a lover far away.
Its heartrending lyrics and melody resonate deeply.
Released in November 2012, it was used as the theme song for the drama “Late-Blooming Sunflower.” True to Mr.Children’s style, the arrangement is simple yet profound.
It delicately expresses the emotions of longing for a partner and the anxiety that comes with it, making it a song that speaks to those in long-distance relationships or unrequited love.
Listening to it alone at night may heighten your emotions even more.
It’s the perfect track for moments when you want to reaffirm your feelings for someone you love.
Seesaw Game ~A Brave Love Song~Mr.Children6rank/position
When it comes to male artists who sing bittersweet love songs, Mr.
Children naturally comes to mind.
“Seesaw Game: Brave Love Song,” released on August 10, 1995, is one of their major hits and achieved million-seller status.
There’s an anecdote that during the demo stage, Sakurai had already completed most of the overall structure; up until this song, their style had been to co-produce with Kobayashi.
The stable, beautiful melody line is truly exceptional, and the dramatic development is masterful.
I like you.Mr.Children7rank/position
The title of this song, which expresses feelings of love sung with Kazutoshi Sakurai’s warm voice, is “Kimi ga Suki” (“I Love You”).
It’s an extremely straightforward and simple title, but in the end, everything is contained in those few words.
Precisely because the message is simple, I think it’s a masterpiece that reaches the hearts of many listeners.
The lyrics also depict various scenes, most of which anyone can easily picture and may have experienced themselves, making them highly relatable.
If you’re in unrequited love, these words will surely seep gently into your heart.
