Shiina Ringo Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

a typical womanShiina Ringo57rank/position

Ringo Sheena – An Ordinary Woman

It was included on the 2014 album Hi Izuru Tokoro.

The song is said to feature lyrics in which Ringo Sheena sings about her relationship with her mother.

Not only women with children, but any grown woman may find herself reflecting on the world portrayed in its lyrics.

charmingShiina Ringo58rank/position

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This piece was released in April 2022 as the ending theme for Ojarumaru, an anime long beloved on NHK E-Tele.

Ringo Sheena and the anime both began in 1998 as “同期” (peers who started in the same year), making this a heartwarming collaboration to celebrate their 25th anniversaries.

With only piano and vocals, its simple arrangement unfolds a lyrical world that evokes twilight scenes and a sense of nostalgia.

Dedicated to the adorable characters, the song blends literary depth with charming sweetness—an unmistakably Ringo Sheena worldview.

It’s a track that offers a warm moment, as if reminding you of something precious.

Delicious seasonShiina Ringo59rank/position

Tokyo Incidents – “Delicious Season” from Bon Voyage

Not only the chocolate but also the packaging is delightful in Meiji’s “THE Chocolate.” The song used in its commercial is Ringo Sheena’s “Oishii Kisetsu” (“Delicious Season”).

This song, which portrays the frustrating feelings of a girl in love, was originally written for actress Chiaki Kuriyama.

It was later self-covered by Tokyo Jihen in live performances and on an album.

For Meiji’s commercial, however, the version sung under Ringo Sheena’s solo name—not Tokyo Jihen—was used.

You can truly feel the aching, chest-tightening emotions of a girl in love through Ringo Sheena’s voice!

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abracadabraShiina Ringo60rank/position

[Papiko] Ringo Sheena / Chichin Pui Pui - I tried dancing

This is the song used in the au LG isai vl “Voice of Genius” commercial.

Ringo Sheena herself appears in the ad, showing a bewitching side as she whispers into a woman’s ear and more.

After the line “Are you listening?”, she delivers a performance as if it were live.

That’s Ringo Sheena for you.

Apple SongShiina Ringo61rank/position

Sheena Ringo – Apple Song

This is Shiina Ringo’s ninth single, broadcast in 2003 on NHK’s “Minna no Uta.” It’s a tango-style piece that showcases Shiina Ringo’s distinctive vocals, overflowing with Taisho-romance flair.

Before the start of her activities as Tokyo Jihen, this was the last single released under the name Shiina Ringo.

IdentityShiina Ringo62rank/position

Identity

It kicks off with a barrage of drums, then launches into a fierce guitar riff and a scream from the vocals.

This must be Ringo-style rock.

It’s all about the riff, as if to say chord progressions are unnecessary.

The melody in the chorus is quintessentially Ringo—perhaps you could call it pure identity.

Unconditional LoveShiina Ringo63rank/position

Cyndi Lauper Unconditional Love from Live In Yokohama

A song that covers and arranges a classic by Cyndi Lauper.

It’s the coupling track to “Kabukichō no Joō” and is also included in the B-sides collection “Watashi to Hōden.” Perhaps to showcase the vocals to the fullest, there are no drums and such, giving it a distinctive atmosphere.