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

IN THE SUMMERarashi

ARASHI – IN THE SUMMER [Official Music Video]

Among Johnny’s groups, Arashi is especially popular, and this is a quintessentially summery track from them.

The sound work nods to sleek EDM numbers, and the subtly effected vocals leave a strong impression, packing a coolness that can’t be summed up by simply calling it an “idol group song.” Lyrically, in addition to plentiful summertime imagery true to the title, it’s also a love song that tells the story of a man and woman bound by deep affection.

Coupled with its chill vibe, it delivers a refreshing feel that makes you want to listen during the hot season.

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Hane Keisuke

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Carry onarashi

{.rookies; carry on.

It’s not a single, but an album track, and personally I really love it.

Even within its powerful sound and vocals, there’s a masculine gentleness, and the lyrics are tender too, which is why I like it.

From a male perspective, it feels like he’s watching over a woman he cherishes, and it’s the kind of song that makes your heart skip a beat.

Greenarashi

Green

Although it was an unreleased track not included on any singles or original albums, it appears only on the best-of album “Ura Ara Maniacs.” It was also used as the image song for “ZOOM IN!! SUPER × NEWS ZERO Touch! eco 2009.” A pop ballad in which the group excels, it unfolds steadily with solo parts for each member.

While projecting a fresh image throughout, it’s a song that resonates with a wide audience for its warmth and kindness.

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ARASHI – ARAFES NATIONAL STADIUM 2012

Kazunari Ninomiya’s solo song.

It’s included on the album “Dream “A” live,” and is one of the most popular among his solo tracks.

Although Ninomiya himself wrote the lyrics, they are from the perspective of a woman whose boyfriend cheated on her, and their subtly erotic tone is part of the appeal.

Its rare sensuality makes it stand out among Arashi’s songs.

Easy Crazy Break Downarashi

Easy Crazy Break Down

A powerfully expressed image song for Fuji TV’s 33rd Spring High School Volleyball Tournament, capturing the resolve to keep moving forward without losing passion in the face of hardship.

Included on the album “HERE WE GO!,” the track blends an empowering message that cheers on the bold challenges of youth with a cool, funky sound.

The rock-tinged guitar and the members’ distinctive vocal styles leave a strong impression.

It’s a song that gently pushes everyone striving toward their goals, carrying a spirit of perseverance and passion.

Lucky Manarashi

ARASHI – Lucky Man [Official Music Video]

A track included on the 2003 album “How’s it going?”, it stands as a symbol of Arashi’s musical ambition.

From the outset, Sho Sakurai’s rapid-fire rap unfolds over an energetic sound that incorporates elements of hip-hop and funk.

With its uptempo beat and dynamic performance, it shines in concert, where call-and-response with the audience always heats up.

Despite never being released as a single, it has remained a staple live number performed across many tours.

It’s a perfect pick-me-up and a great choice for anyone seeking a powerful, high-energy song.

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ARASHI – To an Unseen World [Official Music Video]

An ambitious electronic dance-pop work included as the lead track on the 2011 album “Beautiful World.” Created as a message of hope and renewal for Japan after the Great East Japan Earthquake, it also marked the first music video for an album track in about eight years.

Its powerful beats and synthesizers weave a near-futuristic soundscape that resonates deeply with lyrics about pushing forward while facing hardship.

When you need courage to dive into a new environment, this song will give you a reassuring push.