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Remioromen’s Tearjerker Songs, Crying Anthems, and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
Remioromen is often used for TV drama tie-ins and commercial songs.
With the overlap of visuals, sometimes their songs can even move you to tears.
Here, we present a roundup ranking of Remioromen’s most tear-jerking, cry-your-eyes-out popular songs.
Remioromen’s Tearjerker Songs, Crying Anthems, and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
March 9Remioromen1rank/position
Created to celebrate a friend’s wedding, this classic has continued to color many life milestones since its release in 2004.
Its lyrics, which weave together bonds with loved ones and feelings of gratitude, gently embrace thanks for the time walked together and blessings for the future to come, paralleling the changing seasons.
The song was also tied in as the CM song for AOKI Holdings and featured as an insert song in the drama “1 Litre of Tears,” earning love across generations.
Perfect for moving moments like the entrance scene or the bride’s letter, it’s a song that lets everyone at the venue share warm memories.
powder snowRemioromen2rank/position
Although some time has passed since its release, this is still a hugely popular karaoke classic and a standout ballad.
It’s a massive hit by Remioromen, a three-piece rock band from Yamanashi Prefecture, released in 2005 as their eighth single.
After being featured as an insert song in the drama “1 Litre of Tears,” it reached a wide audience.
Above all, the chorus is searingly passionate—the vocals cut deep, as if laying bare every feeling in the heart.
It’s a quintessentially bittersweet song that you’ll want to listen to in winter.
World of AzureRemioromen3rank/position
Released on October 12, 2005, it’s their seventh single.
When you think of Remioromen, many people probably imagine “Konayuki” or “March 9,” but despite being the complete opposite of those famous songs—up-tempo with a mysterious sound—this track is still deeply moving.
It’s truly a hidden gem!
telephoneRemioromen4rank/position
A song that has existed since Remioromen’s indie days.
The first-press edition of their 9th single, “Taiyō no Shita,” includes a live recording of this track.
Even while talking on the phone to avoid feeling the distance, the small, unchangeable differences—like the weather or temperature—start to feel lonely, and you become desperate to see each other.
Sung as if speaking from a pure heart, it’s a long-distance love song that deeply resonates.
