Ranking of Popular Songs by Tokyo Jihen [2026]

The Unchosen PeopleToukyou Jihen51rank/position

The Lower Classes

A satirical song by Tokyo Jihen, the band formed around Ringo Sheena.

Whether they come at you with a slightly scary, hard-driving rock sound or sing in a nonchalant tone, you can’t help but think they’re truly exceptional.

Depending on how they’re combined, words like “flesh-and-blood,” “crowd,” and “out of range” can also become sources of fear.

This song stands on the far shore from pop, yet it’s still one I want you to know.

After the dreamToukyou Jihen52rank/position

A Scar Of Dreams

This is the final track included on Tokyo Jihen’s album “Kyōiku.” Personally, since it’s a song created after Ringo Sheena experienced pregnancy and childbirth, I listen to it feeling that you can catch a glimpse of the change in her emotions.

It’s a very gentle, motherly song.

Farewell at Thirty-TwoToukyou Jihen53rank/position

Tokyo Incidents – Farewell at Thirty-Two (Sugarhate cover)

Tokyo Jihen, the band led by Ringo Sheena that disbanded in 2012.

The song they released just before breaking up, “Farewell at Thirty-Two,” is one I’d love adults troubled by love to hear.

It captures the kind of heartache children can’t grasp and those inescapable regrets, expressing them through dramatic performance—and offering solace.

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Apple SongToukyou Jihen54rank/position

Tokyo Jihen “Ringo no Uta” Cover [Bass]

This song is a solo track by Ringo Sheena that’s been rearranged with Tokyo Jihen’s band sound.

It’s the very first track on the album “Kyōiku.” I prefer this version because it feels sharper and cooler than the solo version.

funeral processionToukyou Jihen55rank/position

Tokyo Jihen – Funeral Procession_Subtitles

A gloomy song by Tokyo Jihen, where death-evoking phrases and the eerie tone of the vocals stir up sadness.

Its content is despairing, making it a perfect piece for those who don’t find spring particularly enjoyable—a work that lets you sink to the very bottom, while also offering a sound you can appreciate as art.