Senri Oe’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Senri Oe, who made his major debut in 1983, announced a long hiatus in 2007 and moved to New York in the United States in 2008 to start a second musical career as a jazz pianist.
Another appeal is the breadth of his musicality, which has evolved in various ways since the era when he gained popularity with his pop style.
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Senri Oe Popular Song Rankings [2026] (21–30)
The Loneliness of the Long-Distance RunnerŌe Senri22rank/position

An up-tempo song that cheers on the youth racing through their times; despite its flashy musical style, the lyrics capture the downbeat aspects of modern life—that’s classic Senri.
Even so, it says, “I’ll keep going! So you all keep going too!” It’s a wonderful anthem that leaves you with a curious, uplifting feeling.
I want to be a fish.Ōe Senri23rank/position

It’s a stylish and fun song included on “redmonkey yellowfish.” It’s perfect for enjoying Senri’s full-on effort in the high register.
I think the lyrics are exactly the kind of thing office ladies and female college students love.
Senri portrays women so cutely that it makes you think you’d be happy if she were your girlfriend.
Come to the snowy mountainsŌe Senri24rank/position

It’s a cheerful winter song about spending a fun time in the snowy mountains.
It’s included on the album “redmonkey yellowfish,” released in 1989.
The lyrics, which evoke warm foods and scenic views, along with the lively melody, make it perfect as Christmas background music! But in fact, it’s a love song about inviting someone you like.
If it’s with someone who can play such a joyful melody, even a bittersweet winter could be spent warmly, don’t you think?
Boys mature slowŌe Senri25rank/position

Speaking of Senri Oe, he was the prince of J-POP in the 1980s and 1990s.
At the end of 2007, he announced on his blog that he would take an extended hiatus from his activities in Japan and moved to the United States.
He attended a jazz school for four years, graduated, and made his American debut as a jazz pianist that same year.
This song is an original piece by Senri Oe.
GLORY DAYSŌe Senri26rank/position

It’s a love song, but also a pep song for life, and listening to it makes me feel positive.
The lyrics in the second verse especially capture the melancholy of the city, and they make me feel like I can try hard again starting tomorrow.
The digitally driven rhythm feels so good that I can’t stop playing it on repeat.
Poignant KissesŌe Senri27rank/position

A light, breezy melody makes this track a delight.
It’s a number from the 2019 album “Hmmm,” released as a 7-inch analog single in 2020.
With renowned jazz drummers Ari Hoenig and Matt Clohesy on bass, the delicate yet melodic ensemble is truly captivating.
It’s Senri jazz that fills you with joy, making you want to skip through the streets or stride out in style—perfect for a weekend outing.
Be sure to check out the music video, too, and enjoy Senri Oe’s playful, charming presence!
Re VisionŌe Senri28rank/position

Sensationally comfortable and stylishly toned Senri jazz that will make you swoon.
This track is included on the 2019 album “Hmmm.” It carries a mood that feels like the flow of a day; its graceful yet bright atmosphere, with beautiful harmonies and melodies, makes your ears happy.
It’s the kind of song you’ll want to play softly as everyday background music.
“Re Vision,” with its music video that pays homage to hit songs from her Japan era, is chic and wonderful.
It’s a number that makes you want to feel the sound with your whole body—seeing it with your eyes and hearing it with your ears.


