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

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ARASHI – Tsunagu [Official Music Video]

The theme song for the period drama film “Shinobi no Kuni,” starring Satoshi Ohno of Arashi.

Since it’s the theme song for a ninja-themed film, Ohno showcases hand movements resembling ninja seals in the opening choreography.

It’s a cool track with a slightly old-fashioned feel.

Perfect Nightarashi

Sang Arashi’s “Perfect Night”!

It’s a wonderful song that captures the transition from dusk to night and exudes a calm, mature atmosphere.

This is a coupling track included on the regular edition of Arashi’s 53rd single, “Doors ~Courage’s Trajectory~,” released in November 2017, whose title track was the theme song for the drama “My High School Business,” starring Sho Sakurai.

Later included on the album “Ura Ara BEST 2016-2020,” this piece is something of a hidden gem.

It’s not overly danceable; with its relaxed mid-tempo sound, it’s easy to listen to during a nighttime drive or when you want to spend a quiet moment by the sea.

Another appeal is how you can savor the unique textures of each member’s vocals.

Among Arashi’s repertoire, wouldn’t you say it leans toward the urban side? It’s lovely—please give it a listen.

Energy Song ~Ultra in Top Form!!!!~arashi

Sang Arashi’s energy song “Zekkōchō Chō!!!!” by myself and had fun

One of the popular songs written and composed by members of Arashi, “Energy Song ~Zekkouchou Chou!!!!~.” It’s a song that makes you feel the bond between the five members of Arashi and their fans—the idea that you can do your best because you have a place to return to, and that even when times are tough, you can keep looking forward and moving ahead.

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Karaoke Arashi Boom Boom I tried singing

A perfect song for a night drive! This track was included only on the regular edition of the single “Lotus,” released in February 2011 as a TV drama theme song.

Although it tends to be overshadowed by the title track as a B-side, it later appeared on the album “Ura Ara BEST 2008-2011,” and it’s actually a fan favorite.

Rather than a bright, bursting pop tune, it leaves a strong impression as a dance number with a glamorous, alluring atmosphere.

The heavy bass reminiscent of club music intertwines with the light, agile rap penned by Sho Sakurai, and the more you listen, the more the excitement builds.

It’s a great pick when you want to step out of the everyday or for a nighttime drive.

Immerse yourself in Arashi’s mature vocals—this is definitely a track you’ll want to hear.

Sugararashi

[Remix] Arashi (ARASHI) 'Sugar' Rand mix (a track included on the 16th album 'untitled')

A dance song that exudes mature allure! Rather than a bright, explosive vibe, it leaves a strong impression of smooth, sultry sophistication.

The melody, with members’ voices layering one after another, really sticks in your ears.

The chorus build-up is cool.

This track is included on the album “untitled,” released in October 2017.

Although it’s an album track, it became a fan favorite that was performed during the “ARASHI LIVE TOUR 2017-2018 ‘untitled’.” Beyond the dance, the song’s style and line distribution are truly wonderful.

It’s a piece that makes you want to listen quietly, and it’s perfect for when you want to enjoy a different mood than usual.

The breathing timing might be a bit tricky, but with practice, it’s definitely a song you’ll want to sing.

Yes? No?arashi

[Arashi Official Piano Score] “Yes? No?” Vol.1 – 16

It’s a pop tune that combines a sense of speed with emotional uplift and really shines live.

The lyrics sing about moving forward, trusting the answer within your heart even while you’re unsure, and Sho Sakurai’s rap is incredibly cool.

It’s the closing track on the album “One,” released in August 2005, but it became a fan favorite that was performed repeatedly even at large-scale concerts.

Within Arashi’s musical history, it’s a wonderful song that’s deeply etched in fans’ memories.

Even though it’s an album track, it’s so beloved it’s been chosen in fan polls, so I’d say it’s an essential song for anyone who wants to discover Arashi’s appeal through live footage.

With its positive message, it’s definitely worth a listen when you’re feeling uncertain.

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Don’t stop (Arashi) [cover]

The dazzling brass and strings arrangement really sticks in your ears.

This track gives a strong impression of being a message song that powerfully encourages the will to push forward.

It’s a cheer song that gives a push to those who, despite their anxieties and doubts, single-mindedly head toward the future.

It’s an album track included on the classic album “Boku no Miteiru Fukei,” released back in August 2010, and it serves as a core piece of that million-selling blockbuster.

Within Arashi’s catalog, I’d say it’s a hidden gem with a mid-level warmth distinct from their singles.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you feel like you might stop in your tracks in life, or when you’re heading toward a new stage.

It’s a wonderful song that can be received as giving you courage.