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Remioromen’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Remioromen is a Japanese three-piece band that has released numerous classic songs such as “March 9th” and “Konayuki.” Although the band went on hiatus in 2012, their popularity has not waned, and their music is still frequently heard in many settings.

This time, we’ve picked out Remioromen’s popular songs in a ranking format!

Remioromen Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)

Bud of DreamsRemioromen36rank/position

It’s a deeply moving masterpiece.

Since it’s the theme song of a film, listening to it brings the movie’s scenes back to mind; the memories feel so fresh, and I was truly moved.

That feeling returns all over again.

The lyrics are very heartrending and sung in a straightforward way.

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Ballad of the SeaRemioromen37rank/position

A grand, atmospheric ballad by Remioromen that depicts a love story connected to the sea.

It’s included on the album “ether,” which also features well-known songs like “March 9” and “Minamikaze.” It begins with a gentle sound centered on piano tones and gradually unfolds into a majestic piece that evokes growing emotions.

Warm and resonant, the song conveys the vastness of the ocean, the wind sweeping through, and a rich, responsive heart in harmony with them.

kappamaki
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Stand up, Joe.Remioromen38rank/position

Remioromen is a rock band that has produced numerous hit songs such as March 9th and Powder Snow.

Their 16th single, Stand Up, Joe, released in 2010, drew attention after being featured in a commercial.

Inspired by the boxing manga Ashita no Joe, it’s an anthem cheering on people who give their all every day, and it’s truly moving to listen to.

After the second chorus, a groovy slap bass kicks in—so cool you’ll want to put it on repeat!

Araki Jakkan
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confettiRemioromen39rank/position

This song is included on Remioromen’s third album, HORIZON, released in 2006.

While winter songs often evoke feelings of cold and loneliness, this track seems to use “winter” as a metaphor for times when you’re trying hard but not seeing results—a kind of slump.

It’s a song that suggests success and achievement await precisely because we endure those tough, hard-working periods.

Rather than offering an intense pep talk, it gently gives you a supportive push forward.

utatane
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wingsRemioromen40rank/position

Its open, liberating melody evokes a sky that stretches on forever.

It’s the first track on Remioromen’s album “Kaze no Chroma,” released in October 2008, and is also known as the theme song for “Major: The Winning Shot,” the feature film.

Listening to it fills you with positive energy that naturally makes you lift your head and want to move forward.

The band’s performance is enriched by vibrant arrangements that make your heart swell.

Give it a listen when you want to fire yourself up.

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