Ranking of Popular Songs by Tokyo Jihen [2026]

Bring it onToukyou Jihen15rank/position

Tokyo Incidents – Bring It On

I want to vent this churning frustration somewhere! When I feel that way, nothing clears the air like listening to Tokyo Jihen.

Their distinctive sound—rooted in jazz yet fused with psychedelic elements and a hint of country—sets your heart buzzing just by listening.

Shiina Ringo’s theatrical, scene-like vocals and the members’ individually superb musicianship spark off each other in an ensemble that feels like a true musical showdown, sending your spirits soaring.

The song’s lyrically narrative quality, which resonates deeply with listeners, is another draw.

Included on the album “Adult” released in January 2006, this piece might just raise its voice on your behalf when you’re seething with anger or harboring a quiet rage you can’t let out.

Season farewellToukyou Jihen16rank/position

season sayonara

This is a song included on Sports, the album released in 2010 by Tokyo Jihen, the band formed by Ringo Sheena.

Its jazzy piano, thrilling arrangement, and fast-paced melody make it a superb masterpiece.

Among songs that take “farewell” as their theme—which are often ballads—this might be considered an outlier.

a winning battleToukyou Jihen17rank/position

Tokyo Jihen – Winning Battle

This piece was also chosen as the image song for WOWOW Tennis 2020.

It’s performed by Tokyo Jihen, a band whose members each boast exceptional musicianship.

The track’s pop yet edgy sound vividly evokes athletes fighting with everything they’ve got.

The English lyrics embody an unrelenting obsession with victory, and simply listening to it stirs your competitive spirit.

The song is included on the classic album “Sports,” released in February 2010.

It’s the perfect track to play when you want to sharpen your focus before a match or when you’re heading into a contest you absolutely cannot lose.

Be sure to check it out!

Proof of Eternal AbsenceToukyou Jihen18rank/position

Tokyo Incidents – The Eternal Alibi of Absence

It’s a thrilling rock number written specifically as the theme song for the theatrical film Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet.

Shiina Ringo’s dark worldview and Tokyo Jihen’s superb band sound blend seamlessly, instantly pulling listeners into the story.

The lyrics portray the resolve of someone who, bearing a truth that must never be revealed, throws themselves into a solitary battle—perfectly mirroring the tense atmosphere of the film.

The track was included on the EP News, released in April 2020.

It’s the kind of song that can give you a push when you want to sink into a mysterious mood or steel yourself for a major decision.

New Civilization EnlightenmentToukyou Jihen19rank/position

Tokyo Incidents – The New Civilization Enlightenment

People who belong to light music clubs tend to have a high liking for Ringo Sheena, don’t they? Here’s a recommended wake-up song for those folks: “Atarashii Bunmeika” (“A New Civilization”).

It really gives the feel of a new civilization, a new morning—perfect for starting your day on a cheerful note.

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Saitō Ayumu

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to liveToukyou Jihen20rank/position

Ikiru / Tokyo Jihen (Bon voyage)

There aren’t many songs that shake your heart this deeply.

The feelings and resolve contained in the simple title “To Live” carry tremendous weight.

It’s as if those very emotions have become the song itself—an intense, powerful voice that resonates without end.

It’s a track I hope even those unfamiliar with Tokyo Jihen or Shiina Ringo will listen to.

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satou-san

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OSCAToukyou Jihen21rank/position

Tokyo Incidents – OSCA

This is the fourth single by Tokyo Jihen, a five-piece rock band led by singer-songwriter Ringo Sheena, in which every member boasts exceptional performance skills both as a composer and as a player.

While each part delivers a memorable phrase, the ensemble comes together as one, showcasing the band’s high caliber and playful spirit.

The eccentric guitar lines defy expectations, matching the impact of the vocals without being overshadowed, and adding flair to the track.

In addition, the sudden mid-song beat change leading into a brief guitar solo offers a taste of high-difficulty guitar work that would be challenging to replicate.

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Hoshino Takashi

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