SEAMO Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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SEAMO 『Continue』LIVE FULL ver.

Track and field athlete Nozomi Tanaka and lacrosse player Sachiyo Yamada both love listening to SEAMO’s “Continue.” Released in 2008, it became a hit following “Mata Aimashou.” At the time, it drew attention for using Edward Elgar’s classical piece “Pomp and Circumstance” as a motif.

The song was also chosen as the theme for the drama “Yume wo Kanaeru Zou,” marking SEAMO’s first drama tie-in.

It carries the message that what matters is not obsessing over winning or losing, but continuing to challenge yourself without giving up.

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Yoimachi Jēn

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SEAMO “Mata Aimashou - tears ver. -”

When it comes to SEAMO’s signature ballad that intertwines the bittersweet pain of parting with compassion for the other person, it has to be this song.

Many men have surely found themselves moved to tears, overlaying it with their own experiences.

The gentle, conversational rap and the memorable chorus melody really leave an impression.

Rather than ending the breakup as something purely sad, the lyrics aim to affirm the other person’s future and send them off—something adult men can particularly relate to.

Released in April 2006 as his fourth single, it later became well-loved as the theme song for the anime Tokyo Marble Chocolate.

Also included on the album Live Goes On, this is a track you’ll want to listen to alone on nights when you’re putting on a brave face but are truly lonely, unable to sort out your feelings.

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SEAMO 『MOTHER』

“MOTHER” is also cherished as a classic Mother’s Day song.

It’s performed by the rapper SEAMO.

The lyrics look back on childhood memories and convey deep love and gratitude to his mother.

His gentle vocals and rhythmic flow are sure to move you to tears.

Enjoy it together with the drama-style music video featuring Shiro Tsubuyaki; it will help you feel the song’s message and worldview even more.

Watching it together and expressing your thanks would be a lovely idea.

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Cry BabySEAMO4rank/position

SEAMO 『Cry Baby』

On the journey toward your dreams, the path is sometimes blurred by tears.

Released by SEAMO in April 2007, this song was created as the theme for the feature film Crayon Shin-chan: The Storm Called The Singing Buttocks Bomb!.

Wrapped in the warm resonance of piano and strings, it portrays someone who acknowledges their failures and loneliness yet still chooses to move forward toward tomorrow.

Rather than denying tears, it delivers a message that warmly affirms, “It’s okay to be a crybaby,” and it truly hits home.

When you face setbacks or sorrow, this piece will gently give you a push from behind.

Give it a listen when you want to cry your heart out and take another step forward.

Lupin the FireSEAMO5rank/position

SEAMO 'Lupin the Fire'

SEAMO’s “Lupin the Fire” is a catchy track filled with love for the anime Lupin the Third.

Released in 2006, it reached No.

9 on the Oricon charts.

From the instantly recognizable intro that gets you hyped, it blends inventive sampling with melodious rap.

The lyrics cleverly express the adventurous spirit and camaraderie of Lupin and his crew, as well as admiration for Fujiko.

It’s the perfect song when you want everyone to get fired up together!

Wan☆derfulSEAMO6rank/position

SEAMO “Wan☆derful”

SEAMO’s “Wan☆derful” is a heartwarming song that portrays a deepening bond through the everyday joys and sorrows shared with a pet.

Memories with these cherished family members, who give us unconditional love and courage, enrich our lives and teach us the beauty of connections that go beyond words.

Released in July 2011, the song carries a message that resonates with listeners, making it a recommended track not only for dog and cat lovers but for anyone who wants to reflect on gratitude for someone dear.

It will surely remind you of the bond with your irreplaceable companion and fill you with happiness.

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SEAMO 『Honey Honey feat.AYUSE KOZUE』

SEAMO is a singer-songwriter from Aichi Prefecture known for his powerful, hard-hitting rap.

His 10th single, “Honey Honey feat.

AYUSE KOZUE,” featuring AYUSE KOZUE, was selected as the ending theme for the TV anime xxxHOLiC: Kei.

The lyrics evoke the image of someone completely captivated by their partner, making it a perfect track to amp up the mood as background music on a day when you pledge eternal love.

With beautiful harmonies and groovy rap, it’s a feel-good pop tune that makes you want to fall in love.

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Hoshino Takashi

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