Shiina Ringo’s Best and Most Popular Songs: From Hit Singles to Hidden Gems, All in One Guide!

Even as the sky glows madder red, my path home lies unlit…Shiina Ringo

Even as the crimson glow lights the road home... Sheena Ringo – Triumph Bonneville Bobber

This song shines with Ringo Sheena’s distinctive lyrical world and unique musicality, depicting a poignant scene at dusk.

On the way home bathed in the setting sun, it captures the sadness of parting and reflections on the passing of time, delivering a message that resonates deeply with listeners.

Included on the 1999 album “Muzai Moratorium,” this work had a profound impact as Sheena’s debut release.

When you want to feel the day’s end while watching the sunset, why not listen to this track that will seep into your heart?

Wine Red HeartShiina Ringo

Wine Red No Kokoro

Shiina Ringo captivates listeners with her one-of-a-kind artistic world.

She debuted in May 1998 with the single “Koufukuron” (The Theory of Happiness), and her music—fusing rock, jazz, kayōkyoku, and other genres—has won wide acclaim.

Songs like “Honnō” and “Gips” retain an undimmed allure and continue to influence many artists today.

Her landmark 2000 album “Shōso Strip” sold over 2.3 million copies.

That literary and provocative worldview is perfect for anyone seeking a musical experience unlike any other.

Be sure to give her songs a listen.

Loser to the MoonShiina Ringo

Playing and singing 'Loser on the Moon'

This song is cool for the contrast between the parts with just guitar and vocals and the fully all‑in, pure rock ’n’ roll sections.

“I might drop dead tomorrow, so I’ll pour everything out right now.” I think it’s a song that affirms living the “now” with everything you’ve got.

Unconditional LoveShiina Ringo

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.

Life is something that’s given to you without your choosing, so it’s okay to pursue it on your own terms. There’s a right to pursue happiness, isn’t there? That’s what I thought.Shiina Ringo

Ringo Sheena – Life Is Full of Dreams

No matter how many people are around you, even if you have family, in the end you have to chart your own life.

Chasing your dreams, pursuing happiness, even becoming someone’s sacrifice—ultimately, these are all choices you make yourself.

Life itself is already a lucky gift, so you might as well live it to the fullest—these are words that really lift your spirits.

entertainment (performed as a side show), performance for fun, party pieceShiina Ringo

2010/04/25_08 Entertainment Yokyou (covered by la pomme)

This is a song by Ringo Sheena, who entered her thirties, that fully conveys her mature allure.

The way she briskly delivers lyrics so profound they could almost be called philosophy is quintessentially Ringo Sheena.

I believe it’s a masterpiece that hides the secret to living strongly through adversity.

Delicious seasonShiina Ringo

Delicious Season Shiina Ringo cover by Ringo Jihen

This is “Oishii Kisetsu,” composed by Sheena Ringo, which was used in the Meiji The Chocolate series Zero-Gravity Space edition “Steal the Lips of the World.” In the commercial, Meiji’s chocolate floats through the air, and the slow tempo of the song perfectly matches that atmosphere.