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

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[By Ear] Arashi / Refrain (Karaoke ver.)

A heartbreak song about thinking of an ex-lover, its poignant lyrics are part of its appeal.

It’s a track included on the album “Boku no Miteiru Fūkei.” The rap part is performed by Sakurai.

As the title suggests, the chorus lyrics are repeated, and the harmonies are also one of the song’s charms.

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ARASHI – Beautiful days [Official Music Video]

A memorable song with heartwarming lyrics and a beautiful melody, it was released as an Arashi single in November 2008.

It’s known as the theme song for the drama “Ryusei no Kizuna,” starring Kazunari Ninomiya.

The track is a refreshing Arashi-style pop song that sings about bonds with loved ones and beautiful days.

Closely linked to the drama’s story, it resonated deeply with viewers.

It’s also very popular for karaoke and is considered one of Arashi’s easier songs to sing.

With a gentle vibe that makes you want to listen under a starry sky, it’s the kind of song that can help you stay strong when you’re separated from someone important to you.

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[30-second A cappella] Wild at Heart / Arashi

It’s their 37th single.

It was the theme song for Lucky Seven, starring Matsumoto.

They dance using a stand microphone, and the choreography where they seem to kick the stand mic looks really cool.

Like Hadashi no Mirai, the chorus choreography is famous, and its catchy, easy-to-hum hook is a big draw.

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ARASHI – Face Down [Official Music Video]

Released in May 2012, this song was used as the theme for the spin-off drama “Kaseifu no Mitazono” from “Kaseifu no Mita.” It’s Arashi’s 39th single.

Blending pop and EDM, it features an energetic beat and memorable melodies.

Centered on romance, it explores the complexity of human relationships and deep emotions, with lyrics that carry a strong message.

It’s a track that inspires self-reflection and growth, making it perfect for times when you feel lost in life.

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ARASHI – Lotus [Official Music Video]

It’s the theme song for the drama “Bartender,” starring member Masaki Aiba.

It’s a cool track that gives off a mature vibe.

The bartender-evoking lyrics match the drama very well and likely helped build positive anticipation among those who were watching the series in real time.

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WISH – Arashi (cover)

It’s a song that celebrates the joy of love and determination, released in November 2005.

It’s also well-known as the theme song for the drama “Boys Over Flowers.” The lyrics portray the deepening bond between two people in love.

The melody is memorable, and the song is beloved by many fans.

It’s been performed on Arashi’s concert tours and is included on their live DVDs.

It has been sung in various places, including Asian tours and dome tours.

It also has a vibe that works as a Christmas song, so it might be perfect for the winter season.

It’s a great choice for karaoke, too.

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Kampai Song

A rousing party tune from Arashi that kicks off with the shout, “Kanpai!” It was included as a bonus track on the regular edition of the album “untitled,” released in October 2017.

The lyrics are styled like dialogue, as if capturing a toast scene verbatim, packed with drink-order banter and lively interjections.

A brass band-style, festive arrangement heightens the celebratory mood.

At live shows, the call-and-response with fans unified the venue, wrapping it in the electrifying atmosphere of an after-party.

It’s also perfect for karaoke with multiple people trading lines, ideal for warming up any get-together.

A recommended track for scenes where everyone wants to have a blast—like welcome/farewell parties and year-end gatherings.