Shiina Ringo Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Akane Sasu Kiro Terasaredo… -When It Begins To Get Dark… –

A track included on Ringo Sheena’s debut album, “Muzai Moratorium.” Released in February 1999, the album became a million-seller and sent shockwaves through the music scene.

This song is an evocative number that captures fleeting moments of everyday life, expressing the poignancy and transience felt within them.

It features a laid-back rhythm and organic sound, with sentimental ambience and distinctive lyrics that resonate deeply.

It’s the perfect piece for immersing yourself at dusk or reminiscing about cherished memories with someone special.

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Cappuccino

A song provided by Ringo Sheena—known for her distinctive turns of phrase and sharp insight—to Rie Tomosaka, which Sheena later self-covered.

Using a cappuccino, with its blend of sweetness and bitterness, as a motif, the piece depicts the complex emotions of romantic love.

The lyrics, which deftly express a young woman’s growth and budding feelings, have resonated with many listeners.

It’s a perfect track for those troubled by love or those who want to savor a more mature romance.

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Ringo Sheena – Building Block Play

A song with an exceptionally memorable chorus, “Building Blocks (Tsumiki Asobi).” Many people have probably seen footage of Ringo Sheena dressed in a green kimono, strumming a guitar as she sings this track.

Released in 1999, the song is included on Ringo Sheena’s debut album, “Muzai Moratorium.” While it can feel challenging if you try to be meticulous about every nuance of the vocals, it’s actually a track that still sounds cool when you just ride the energy.

Among Ringo Sheena’s songs, this is one that’s especially easy to hype up at karaoke.

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Kyogenshou -I Am A Liar-

Ringo Sheena’s “Kyogensho” is a song that showcases her delicate yet resilient inner world.

Released in 1999, it casts a sharp light on the darker side of society and continues to captivate listeners.

Its unique melody intertwined with profound lyrics is somewhat shocking, yet the emotion embedded within resonates deep beyond words.

It’s a masterpiece only a charismatic artist like Ringo Sheena—irresistible to fans of visual kei and Japanese rock—could create.

Despite the dark lyrics, its dynamic, cool sound is sure to grab your heart and hold on tight.

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Sheena Ringo and Tortoise Matsumoto – Main Street

This song is a collaboration between Sheena Ringo and Tortoise Matsumoto, created in April 2017 as the theme song for a new large-scale commercial complex in Ginza.

Set to a Motown-inspired sound, it celebrates overcoming life’s hardships and the importance of growing through new encounters and experiences.

Released in November 2019, it is included on the album “Sandokushi.” Blending Sheena Ringo’s distinctive worldview with Tortoise Matsumoto’s individuality, the track perfectly captures the glamour and bustle of Ginza.

It’s a recommended listen when you want to take a new step forward or motivate yourself.

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Shiina Ringo – Trend

Shiina Ringo always comes at us from a fresh angle.

On this track, RHYMESTER’s Mummy-D and Tomoyasu Takeuchi join in on rap and guitar.

The lyrics are set up so that an ex-boyfriend and ex-girlfriend talk about each other with a touch of sarcasm.

Since the lyrics were co-written by Shiina Ringo and Daisuke Sakama, you might find extra enjoyment listening while wondering, “Did Ringo write this part?”

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Ringo Sheena – In Broad Daylight

This song was specially written as the theme for the film “About a Certain Place in the Kinki Region.” It was released as a double A-side single in August 2025.

Regarding this work, Sheena Ringo herself said, “Horror is my forte,” and the imposing band sound, featuring a stellar lineup including Shun Ishiwaka, harmonizes perfectly with the film’s horror elements.

When the hidden truth is revealed, please immerse yourself in the earnest emotions that well up within.