Mrs. GREEN APPLE Youth Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

About meNEW!Mrs. GREEN APPLE16rank/position

Mrs. GREEN APPLE – About Me

A song produced as the official cheer anthem for the 97th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

Rather than irresponsibly telling people who are striving to “hang in there,” it carries a message that every single day is a miracle, including the experiences of broken dreams and discouragement.

It sensitively portrays the feelings of acknowledging differences between oneself and others and the resolve to move forward despite anxiety, leaving listeners with a refreshing, positive outlook—an ode to life.

In 2022, an orchestral arrangement was featured as the song for Otsuka Pharmaceutical’s Calorie Mate commercial, drawing renewed attention as a track that supports exam takers.

It’s a song we especially recommend to those marking the milestone of graduation or standing on the brink of a new challenge.

Shadows of SummerNEW!Mrs. GREEN APPLE17rank/position

Mrs. GREEN APPLE “Summer Shadow” Official Music Video

About seven years after 2018’s “Blue and Summer,” this new work returns to a summer theme—a lingering, summery number that delicately captures the changing of the seasons.

The late-summer breeze and lengthening shadows reflect the slow passage of time as we grow up.

The scenes that rise from everyday fragments—like a sweaty shirt or melting ice—are truly moving.

Released in August 2025, it was featured as the song for Kirin Gogo no Kocha’s TV commercial.

The music video, filmed in Fukui Prefecture, also evokes a deep sense of nostalgia.

It’s a song that quietly stays with you at dusk as summer draws to a close, or on the drive back home.

spring melancholyNEW!Mrs. GREEN APPLE18rank/position

Mrs. GREEN APPLE – Spring Melancholy

Mrs.

GREEN APPLE delivers a deeply personal song written the day after a graduation ceremony.

It’s a heartwarming track that carefully weaves together the transience of youth and the preciousness of everyday life.

Set to a subtly wistful melody, it portrays time spent with friends in high school, the sadness of parting, and the difficulty of being honest with one’s feelings—beautifully capturing the complex emotions of adolescence that everyone experiences.

Released to the world in February 2018 as the B-side to the single “Love me, Love you,” it was also featured in a commercial for Suntory’s Craft Boss.

Embracing all who cherish everyday life, this work gently rekindles memories you want to keep tucked away in your heart.

It’s sure to resonate not only with high school students in the midst of their youth, but also with anyone who nostalgically looks back on their school days.

Song of PointillismNEW!Mrs. GREEN APPLE19rank/position

Mrs. GREEN APPLE “Song of Pointillism” Official Live Lyric Video

A song about love in our fleeting youth, ‘Pointillism Song.’ It’s performed by the five-member co-ed rock band Mrs.

GREEN APPLE.

When we were young, it was hard to express our feelings well, or we hesitated to share them at all.

Even so, the desire to savor that love and hold it dear was probably stronger than it is after we grow up.

Capturing those feelings in its lyrics, this song is packed tightly with the bittersweetness and poignancy of youth.

It’s a track I especially want people in the midst of their youth to hear!

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Pointillism Song (feat. Sonoko Inoue)NEW!Mrs. GREEN APPLE20rank/position

Tenbyouno Uta

Mrs.

GREEN APPLE captivates listeners with their overwhelming expressive power.

This song, included on their single “Ao to Natsu” released in August 2018, was produced with singer-songwriter Sonoko Inoue.

As an insert track for the film “Aonatsu: Kimi ni Koi Shita 30-nichi,” it depicts the story of a man and a woman sensing an impending farewell at summer’s end.

The swelling emotions despite knowing time is limited, and the frustration of being unable to hold hands, are conveyed achingly through their two voices.

You can almost see memories piling up like scattered points before your eyes.

When you’re troubled by a love that can’t be, or on a sentimental night, listening to it will gently stay close to that helpless feeling.