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. Classic hits by BEGIN, recommended popular tracks (51–60)
The islands are pure and serene.BEGIN
Set against the blue seas of Okinawa, this refreshing piece features a performance that feels wonderfully breezy.
It is a traditional Okinawan song with a relaxed tempo that conveys the region’s climate and history.
Written as “清しゃ” and read as “Kaisha,” it is a beloved classic among the people of Okinawa—so much so that it was adapted into a film in 2017—and it continues to be sung without losing its luster.
A breakup that doesn’t even get caught in the netBEGIN
The masculine singing voice blends well with the heartrending melody, making it a song you can relate to when you’re heartbroken.
It brings back the feelings and emotions from when you were in love, so it’s perfect to listen to when you’re trying to move on.
It has a refined, bittersweet vibe that evokes a mature kind of romance.
Look up at the stars in the nightBEGIN
BEGIN covered this song, which is also one of Kyu Sakamoto’s signature pieces.
It was used as the ending theme for the anime Twin Spica, and many listeners may have been moved when they actually heard it.
The strong yet gentle vocals match the song beautifully.
YOUBEGIN
I’m soothed by the gentle melody that radiates warmth and the rich, masculine voice that feels both rugged and comforting.
It carries a sense of nostalgia and reminds me of the times when I used to give my all with pure sincerity.
When I’m struggling with work and listen to this song, it fills me with renewed energy.
BEGIN’s songs. BEGIN’s masterpieces and recommended popular tracks (61–70)
I want to fall in love.BEGIN
This is a soothing song by BEGIN, rich in Okinawan vibe, whose distinctive lyrics and deep textures let you feel the timeless beauty of traditional Japan.
With its strong chill-out quality, it fits perfectly for entrance ceremonies as well, making it a fine piece that wraps you in a gently mellow mood.
Flower of AlohaBEGIN
They’re strongly associated with Okinawa, but you might also find their music fits nicely as songs for Hawaii.
When words like “aloha” and “hibiscus” pop up, it naturally evokes the image of eternally summery Hawaii.
Their laid-back sound is the kind of music that could only come from an island nation.
Ink of the HeartBEGIN
BEGIN is a band that represents Okinawa, adept at a wide range of styles—from a unique sound and sweet-and-sour lyrics to heartwarming messages.
They have so many great songs that many of you are probably familiar with them.
Among their catalogue, a piece that’s especially perfect for expressing gratitude to one’s parents is Kokoro no Ink (“Ink of the Heart”).
While many songs of this kind rely on straightforward, unadorned lyrics, this track weaves in a rich variety of vocabulary and expressions, resulting in lyrics that are both moving and artistic.
The melody is a refined, sweet blues, making it a recommendation for listeners with a discerning ear.
