Songs by BEGIN. BEGIN’s classic hits and recommended popular tracks.
Speaking of BEGIN, they have classics like “Shimanchu nu Takara” and “Koishikute,” but what’s your favorite song?BEGIN is a three-member band, all from Okinawa.
Their break came when they appeared on the TV show “Miyake Yuji no Ikasu Band Tengoku” (aka Ikaten), which helped ignite Japan’s band boom.
At the time, they performed “Koishikute,” which later became their debut single, and received rave reviews.“Nada Sousou,” sung by fellow Okinawan artist Rimi Natsukawa, was composed by BEGIN.
Natsukawa and BEGIN have known each other for a long time, and in fact, Natsukawa’s older sister and a member of BEGIN were classmates.We researched fan favorites based on BEGIN listeners’ voices, highlighting songs that bring out emotions like wistfulness and warmth.Please take a look!
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Songs by BEGIN. BEGIN’s classic hits and recommended popular tracks (41–50)
dragon boatBEGIN
The song title has been changed, and it’s a track about the “haryūsen,” the boats used in a festival called Hari that includes prayers for safety at sea.
In fact, it was written with professional baseball player Yuta Omine in mind and is used as his walk-up song.
sugar tempuraBEGIN
This is a song about sata andagi, a specialty sweet from Okinawa.
Its upbeat rhythm makes you want to start dancing.
The lyrics mention sata andagi many times, giving you a feel for Okinawa, and the chorus is easy, so everyone can join in and get excited together.
I miss youBEGIN
Famous as a classic heartbreak song, its beautiful, gentle, and unhurried melody and tender, resonant vocals seep into the hearts of those hurt by a broken romance.
The straightforward lyrics are easy to relate to for anyone freshly heartbroken, bringing tears to your eyes before you know it.
Wonderful TonightBEGIN
This is a cover of Eric Clapton, and since BEGIN often covers Japanese songs, it’s a relatively rare example of them covering Western music.
Its simple sound, gentle melody, and tender vocals really resonate.
It’s the perfect song for spending a relaxing time with your partner.
Two bottles and chocolateBEGIN
Shifting away from the Okinawan sound, this track takes on a stylish jazz vibe.
Still, it retains the warmth of Okinawan music, making it undoubtedly a masterpiece.
It might be a song born precisely from the connections between Okinawa and the United States.
Please protect my voice.BEGIN
A song that blends an Okinawan vibe with a waltz-like sound.
Listening to the lyrics makes you miss that special someone all over again.
Even when you’re apart, the familiar voice and gestures are unforgettable, making this a track you’ll want to play when you feel like sinking into a quiet moment alone.
Let’s form a band.BEGIN
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As the title “Let’s Start a Band” suggests, this song celebrates forming a band and the joy of having songs you love.
Perhaps it reflects the artist’s own experience—the realistic lyrics leave a strong impression.
It’s a captivating track that revisits the dramatic longing and excitement “you” and “I” feel toward being in a band, rekindling that fresh, beginner’s mindset in an engaging way.
