Arashi’s Popular Songs: From Massive Hits to Hidden Gems, All Introduced at Once!

Happynesarashi

Happiness Arashi, KomaHan ver.

Arashi is often thought to mainly sing love songs, but this track has a bright, energetic vibe.

It was also the theme song for the drama “Yamada Taro Monogatari,” starring Sakurai-kun and Ninomiya-kun, and it’s a very upbeat, Arashi-like song that gives you a push and makes you feel ready to do your best.

P.A.R.A.D.O.Xarashi

ARASHI – P･A･R･A･D･O･X [Official Music Video]

A dance number that radiates sexy, cool, mature appeal! With a sound that skillfully blends R&B and funk elements, this refined track showcases a new side of Arashi.

Released on October 23, 2013 as the B-side to the single “Bittersweet,” it was also used as the theme song for the drama “Locked Room” starring Satoshi Ohno.

The advanced choreography by Travis Payne—also known for his work with Michael Jackson—becomes even more captivating through the members’ tightly synchronized performance.

It’s the perfect song when you want to immerse yourself in a chic, sophisticated vibe.

Summer Splash!arashi

Summer Splash!

It’s a number with an irresistible, sparkling sound that heralds the arrival of summer! The blazing sun on the beach, the lively moments spent with friends, and that sudden hint of romance all come through directly on the vivid melody and Sho Sakurai’s rhythmic rap.

The track appears on Arashi’s album “Boku no Miteiru Fukei,” released in August 2010, and it was also used in a JAL commercial.

Its unity-filled live performances are popular too—just listening lifts your spirits and conjures up images of endless blue seas and skies.

Add it to your summer drives or outings, and it’s sure to color your memories in the best way!

Do you… ?arashi

ARASHI – Do you… ? [Official Music Video]

The lead track from the album “This is Arashi,” released in November 2020.

Marked by a groovy, danceable sound, this special work is the first since 2008’s “Step and Go” to purely portray the relationship between Arashi and their fans.

Themes like “love” and an “unwavering heart” are sung with power, reaffirming the message they have consistently cherished since their debut.

Serving as a culmination before their hiatus, this song is perfect for moments when you want to make a fresh start or deepen bonds with your friends.

Prayarashi

ARASHI – ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2017-2018「untitled」

This is a ballad from the album “untitled,” themed around a prayer that resonates deep within the heart.

Following its release in October 2017, the live tour that continued into the next year featured ethereal lighting and visual production that enhanced the song’s world, captivating audiences.

The lyrics, which sing of feelings for someone dear and hope for the future, leave a lasting impression through the members’ delicate vocals.

Though it was never released as a single, this hidden gem has continued to be quietly cherished.

It’s a song that gently stays by your side at life’s turning points, or when you wish for someone’s happiness.

CARNIVAL NIGHT part 2arashi

ARASHI – ARAFES NATIONAL STADIUM 2012

While it’s a bright, danceable track, it sings of the heartache of lost love, making the contrast between its glamor and melancholy especially compelling.

Included on the album ARASHIC and released in July 2006, this song has become a beloved staple that symbolizes the excitement of live performances.

Interestingly, there is no “part 1”; the title “part 2” was chosen as a nod to the provisional lyrics from the early production stage—a unique backstory.

Its funky sound, complete with call-and-response with the audience, is perfect for getting hyped with friends.

Experience a performance brimming with the signature unity that only Arashi can deliver.

Move your bodyarashi

Move your body

It features rap, which is characteristic of Arashi, and it’s an easy song to groove to.

While Arashi is often associated with a fresh and upbeat sound, this one feels more cool and exudes a mature charm.

If you sing it at karaoke, people who don’t know it might not even realize it’s an Arashi song.