Remioromen’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

cosmosRemioromen21rank/position

COSMOS

A band that was active mainly in the 2000s with literary lyrics and a straightforward rock sound, Remioromen included this song on their album Ether.

It was composed by the bassist, Maeda.

The contrast between the sentimental lyrics, which depict days spent alone in autumn, and the sparkling tones is striking, and over the band’s buoyant rhythm it expresses the feelings of a broken heart.

Listening to it on a bus might draw you in even more.

A flower that is powerful yet graceful.

Perhaps such a “Cosmos” will support you even when you’re feeling a bit unmotivated in autumn.

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1-2 Love ForeverRemioromen22rank/position

1-2 Love Forever

This is a song that lifts my spirits and makes me feel bright and happy.

Even if today isn’t the best, you don’t need a reason to love tomorrow—those lyrics give me strength.

No matter how hard and painful today is, it makes me believe that someday a tomorrow better than today will come.

TomorrowRemioromen23rank/position

Tomorrow

These days, I’ve come to feel like “tomorrow” equals gloom, but this song changes that.

Knowing there’s a tomorrow—though it’s full of unknowns and honestly really scary—makes me realize that all those tomorrows, stacked one after another, will give me something irreplaceable.

ShiftRemioromen24rank/position

Remioromen – Shift

The melody is great, and the overall vibe has a cool, rock-style beat.

The bass sounds really good, too.

Remioromen is often associated with ballads, but I love songs like this as well.

My friends and I often sing it together at karaoke.

Stand by MeRemioromen25rank/position

Remioromen – Stand by Me

The bass and guitar sound great.

The voice is distinctive, yet powerful and cool.

I’m impressed at how well he can sing while playing guitar.

It’s a track from the album HORIZON.

It’s cool and feels nostalgic to listen to now, but I loved this album.

ProgramRemioromen26rank/position

Remioromen – Program

I love the indie vibe of this song.

The guitar and drums are awesome.

It’s on the album, and since I listened to that album over and over, this track has become one of my all-time favorites too.

It’s so cool.

I also like the slightly mysterious intro in the middle.

It’s got a great groove.

After the rainRemioromen27rank/position

Remioromen – After the Rain

I really love the rhythm.

When it’s raining, I feel gloomy and weighed down—like maybe it’ll just keep raining and never stop.

But of course, there’s no such thing as rain that never ends.

And after the rain, the scenery is so beautiful, as if it washes everything clean.

I think this song makes me feel the same way as when I see that post-rain world.

morning gloryRemioromen28rank/position

Remioromen – Asagao

Remioromen’s “Asagao” makes you feel as if you’ve been traveling since morning.

The slightly drowsy vocals evoke the still-sleepy mood of early hours.

The way the track unfolds feels like a journey toward waking up, making it perfect for getting your engine started on a busy morning.

Ten Billion Cravings for ApprovalRemioromen29rank/position

Remioromen – 10 Billion Cravings for Approval [Lyric Video]

This song, with a distinctly SNS-era cynical theme, lyrically gives voice to the modern longing to be acknowledged.

Its delicate ensemble, including strings, creates a strong impact that pulls you into its world.

Remioromen, the rock band highly acclaimed for hits like Powder Snow, the insert song from the TV drama 1 Litre of Tears, have done it again.

This work is their first new ballad in 15 years, included on the best-of album SINGLES BEST+, released in March 2026 following their return to activity in December 2025.

It’s a modern number—with a message—that I’d recommend to anyone feeling worn out by worrying about others’ reactions in their relationships right now.

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Remioromen – March 9th (Music Video Short ver.)

A rock song released in 2004 by Remioromen.

The B-melody and chorus use chord strumming, so they aren’t very difficult, but from the opening line through the A-melody, the arpeggio technique—playing broken chords—requires careful execution.

Since the tempo is slow, once you’ve learned it well, it’s a song that even beginners can play confidently.

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Hoshino Takashi

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