UNICORN Popular Song Rankings [2026]
They formed in Hiroshima in 1986.All the members write songs and take turns on vocals.They announced their breakup in 1993 but restarted in 2009.We’ve compiled a ranking of their popular songs.Be sure to check it out.
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UNICORN Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)
Life is great.UNICORN11rank/position
UNICORN is a five-piece rock band whose strength lies in the fact that every member is both a vocalist and a composer, and their free-spirited approach to enjoying music has given rise to a colorful catalog of songs.
“Jinsei wa Jōjō da,” included on their third album Hattori—which cemented the band’s character—stands out for its experimental sound and impactful lyrics.
The arrangement, with the key gradually rising toward the end, is something many people have probably tried tackling at karaoke.
It’s an eccentric pop tune, the kind you rarely find in modern rock bands’ songs.
HattoriUNICORN12rank/position
A track included on UNICORN’s album Hattori, released in June 1989.
It’s a soul-tinged number marked by a hard-hitting guitar riff that portrays the stylish, laid-back confidence of a man in his thirties.
The story, which offers young listeners tips on the art of romantic give-and-take, unfolds in a distinctive narrative style, with playful, humorous lyrics that are part of its appeal.
The song stood out in the music scene at the time and became an important work that helped accelerate the band’s momentum after their debut.
The album Hattori was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan and reached No.
3 on the Oricon album chart.
RAMBO N°5UNICORN13rank/position
Rather than a song, it almost sounds like an advertisement jingle for Yamagata Prefecture’s specialty cherries, and it’s basically just some slightly goofy older gentlemen almost dancing along to a mambo tune.
Unicorn is a bona fide rock band, and while most of the members are from Hiroshima Prefecture, only Abe Bee (Yoshiharu Abe) is from Yamagata, so that might be why this song came to be.
You are the sun.UNICORN14rank/position
It’s a song packed with Unicorn’s unique charm.
It was created with the Anessa tie-in in mind, and the Unicorn vibe is scattered throughout the lyrics, the title, and the PV.
When Unicorn puts together a track with their playful sense of humor, it becomes something interesting with a distinctive atmosphere that other artists don’t have.
The contrast with how cool the song sounds makes it even better.
A town where it snowsUNICORN15rank/position
Amid the hectic year-end bustle, this is a wonderful winter song with the laid-back feel so characteristic of Tamio Okuda.
Like Christmas, its sparkling sound really evokes the season, doesn’t it? It’s also famous for having been covered by PUFFY around their debut, and apparently this song was what sparked Okuda’s connection with Yosui Inoue.
Hystery-MysteryUNICORN16rank/position
Released in October 1987, this song is included on UNICORN’s debut album, “BOOM,” and is considered their debut track since it appears first on the album.
UNICORN is one of the rock bands that had a major impact on the Japanese music scene in the 1990s.
Even after their temporary breakup in 1993, vocalist Tamio Okuda continued to be active as a solo singer.
In 2009, the band officially announced their reunion.
Kakima Z!UNICORN17rank/position
This song was improvised and performed by Unicorn to fit the theme when they appeared as guests on TV Asahi’s music variety show “Kanjam Kanzen SHOW.” Watching them create something from zero to one, and then gradually build it up to a hundred, is nothing short of impressive! It’s included in the 2017 release “Album Non-Included Tracks Collection UC30: Rejuvenated Labor Remastered.” A must-listen!
OH! MY RADIOUNICORN18rank/position
The classic rock ’n’ roll sound is really cool.
It’s a song by Unicorn, the rock band led by Tamio Okuda.
It was released as a single in 2018.
The refreshing melody is lovely, too.
I recommend Tamio Okuda’s songs because they’re all easy to sing.
bluesUNICORN19rank/position
“Blues” by Unicorn is a single released in 1991.
It’s a labor anthem written and composed by drummer Koichi Kawanishi, and it has a somewhat ethnic vibe.
The relaxed, reassuring sound combined with Tamio Okuda’s low vocals creates a uniquely pleasant feel.
It’s irresistibly rich in Unicorn’s signature playfulness and melancholy.
Although it’s a very popular song, it’s a rare track that wasn’t included on any original album.
Tamio Okuda himself liked “Blues” and frequently performed it at his solo shows.
Ninja LockUNICORN20rank/position
Included on the 1994 album “THE VERY RUST OF UNICORN.” A five-piece rock band from Hiroshima Prefecture formed in 1986.
It’s a distinctive number that fuses a driving, up-tempo, powerful rhythm and a straightforward rock sound sprinkled with doo-wop elements, all delivered with intriguingly enigmatic lyrics.