Ohashi Trio Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Words of FarewellŌhashi Torio15rank/position

Ohashi Trio / Words of Gift

A cover of “Okuru Kotoba,” a song by Kaientai that’s popular as a graduation anthem.

This version, sung by Ohashi Trio, was included on Ohashi’s 2010 album “FAKE BOOK.” With a completely different, chill vibe from the Kaientai original, it gently watches over your graduation.

It’s a song that gives you the courage to say what you want to say—whether to dear friends, teachers, or your parents—at this milestone.

We also recommend singing it yourself, putting your heartfelt feelings into the song.

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SAKI

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To you in some townmiyazon × oohashi torio16rank/position

Miyazon & Ohashi Trio’s first duet! Performing a ballad for those who are doing their best — Ezaki Glico chocolate’s cross-brand special support movie “To You in Some Town.”

An unexpected collaboration between singer-songwriter Ohashi Trio and Miyazon from the comedy duo ANZEN Manzai! Their song “To You in Some Town” is featured in Glico Chocolate’s gratitude film, “To You in Some Town.” In a complete change from his usual energetic, bubbly persona, Miyazon delivers a fully-fledged vocalist’s performance—his singing is a highlight.

This song gently cheers on people working hard in their own places, reminding you that even when you feel lonely, you’re not alone.

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SAKI

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FairyŌhashi Torio17rank/position

Ohashi Trio / Fairy

A song included on Ohashi Trio’s sixth album, NEWOLD, released in November 2010.

It was also used as an insert song in the film Raiou, a period drama dubbed the Japanese version of Romeo and Juliet that portrays a romance across social classes.

Speaking of Ohashi Trio, his trademark is a stylish, airy, and uniquely floating sound.

Listening to it wraps you in a curious sensation, as if you’re dreaming.

His bittersweet, mellow vocals gently seep into the hearts of those navigating the troubles of youth, and even when heard in adulthood, they seem to unfold a profoundly tasteful world.

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SMILESŌhashi Torio18rank/position

ohashiTrio / S.M.I.L.E.S (Lyric Video)

Starting in November 2018, “S.M.I.L.E.S” was featured as the commercial song for the “Glamping” ad starring Aya Ueto and Fuka Koshiba.

It’s a bright, mid-tempo number by singer-songwriter ohashiTrio, brimming with his signature cozy feel and a 1970s vibe.

Listening to this track might make you feel like finding joy in the little things around you.

The music video, built around affectionate TikTok clips, shows people having fun across generations—from babies to grandpas and grandmas.

It’s truly a heartwarming song that connects smiles.

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KEI

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Et ceteraŌhashi Torio19rank/position

Et cetera

A medium-tempo song by Ohashi Trio where thrilling strings intersect with intricately woven instrumental melodies.

It was pre-released in October 2024 and later included on his 16th album, “GOLD HOUR.” The lyrics by Kazunori Ichikawa of Youmou to Ohana capture universal emotions and subtle shifts of the heart found amid everyday change.

Elegant piano and gentle guitar tones perfectly complement the song’s delicate worldview.

It’s the kind of track that will gently wrap you in its calm melodies when you want to step away from daily clamor and settle your mind—an ideal piece for quiet moments of self-reflection.

Farewell RainŌhashi Torio20rank/position

Goodbye Rain / Ohashi Trio, self-accompanied cover

Gazing quietly outside on a rainy day, lost in thought…

This song gives you just that feeling.

Music that lets you relax your shoulders and think, “It’s okay,” bringing a sense of relief and healing.

I thought Ohashi Trio was a three-person group, but it turns out it’s actually one person.

I’d like to listen to more of their songs.

Like a birdŌhashi Torio21rank/position

Like a bird

This is a gentle number by ohashiTrio, selected in October 2017 as the theme song for TBS’s “The World Heritage.” Later included on the best album “ohashiTrio best Too,” the piece is notable for its warm piano and sweeping strings.

The sound seems to mirror birds soaring across vast landscapes, inviting listeners’ hearts to a sky of freedom.

When you want to step away from daily life for a refresh, or when you’re filled with a longing to travel, listening to it will surely make your heart feel lighter.

Why not experience the sensation of being enveloped by majestic nature?