Mrs. GREEN APPLE Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE – Theater

This piece, placed at the end of the best-of album “5,” released in July 2020 to mark the fifth anniversary of their major-label debut, opens from the perspective of a boy swaying on a train and carries a grand message that feels like a journey through time into the distant future.

Layering words like “grassland,” “history,” and “generation,” the lyrics look back on the five-year path the band built up from their indie days while conveying a resolve to step onto the next stage.

With the announcement of the completion of Phase 1 and a hiatus made simultaneously with its release, the song became etched in many fans’ memories as the perfect ending to the first chapter.

It’s an emotional number worthy of closing out the acclaimed album “5,” which topped the Oricon Weekly Combined Album Ranking.

Watching it together with the music video—interweaving live footage and recording scenes—makes it resonate even more deeply.

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Tomoshibi

Tomoshibi, included on the 8th single Boku no Koto released simultaneously with the video work ENSEMBLE TOUR ~Soirée de la Brume~, is a tight rock tune with an impressive intro featuring a floating guitar phrase.

Although the melody makes heavy use of falsetto and sits high in key, its overall range isn’t very wide, so it becomes easy to sing if you set it to a key that suits you.

It’s a number that blends cool melodies with a rock sound to liven up karaoke, delivering both exhilaration and a touch of melancholy.

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE – PARTY

A song that bursts with freshness from the very start: a nostalgic, music-box-like melody plays in your head, immediately followed by an effervescent vocal.

It’s sung with the metaphor that PARTY = the life one is living.

The music video also matches the song’s worldview, like watching a fantasy film.

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utatane

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Ao

Originally included on the live-venue-exclusive mini-album “Introduction” and later re-arranged for the first album “TWELVE,” “Ai” is a rock tune whose tight intro and tapping-focused guitar create a thrilling ensemble that lingers in the ear.

Because it features relatively few melodic leaps and limited melodic movement, it should be easier to sing in tune even for those who aren’t confident singers.

Its driving arrangement makes it a great choice to liven up a karaoke session—highly recommended.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Mrs. GREEN APPLE / Nani o Nani o [MV]

It presents a slightly thought-provoking theme that seems to ask what we are constantly thinking and what feelings we carry as we live.

The melody conveys a certain sense of tension, and the brief moments of silence inserted here and there heighten it even further.

Beginning feat. Kiyosaku from MONGOL800Mrs. GREEN APPLE97rank/position

Mrs. GREEN APPLE – The Beginning feat. Kiyosaku from MONGOL800

Featuring Kiyosaku from MONGOL800, this work is a high-velocity punk rock number that’s perfect for a new season.

It’s a collaboration with Mitsuki Omori’s idol—the person who inspired him to start making music—and it carries a warmth that seems to affirm all the encounters and days built up so far.

It’s included on the third full album, “ENSEMBLE,” released in April 2018.

The lyrics, which give you the strength to look forward while reflecting on the past, are sure to gently nudge anyone feeling anxious about a new chapter in life.

It’s an anthem of encouragement that gives you the courage to take a new step, keeping the bonds with friends you’ve met along the way close to your heart.

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Factory

The song “FACTORY,” included on their second album Mrs.

GREEN APPLE, which shares its title with the band’s name.

The ensemble, featuring a synth sound that creates a sense of transparency and adds depth, feels wonderfully comfortable.

Since the overall range is narrow and there’s little dynamic variation, it should be easy to try at karaoke.

Its distinctive floating sensation makes it enjoyable to sing, and it’s a dramatic pop tune I’d recommend even to those who aren’t confident in singing.

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Hoshino Takashi

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