B’z’s Popular Songs: Introducing Hit Tracks and Hidden Gems Beloved by Fans!

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B'z / As Love Is, As Selfish As I Am, I Won't Hurt Anyone But You

This is a B’z song that, though selfish, sings about a pure desire to have your loved one all to yourself.

Haven’t you ever felt that contradiction—wanting to bind someone precisely because you love them so much? Even as you vow single-minded devotion, a self-centered passion swirls beneath it.

Perhaps that raw, human wavering of emotion is what captured so many hearts.

Released in March 1993 and used as the theme song for the drama “Journey to the West,” this track might affirm your intense feelings if you listen to it when you’re so consumed by love that you can’t see anything else.

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B’z / Whip

Many people may relate to B’z’s comment about “pushing yourself too hard without meaning to.” This song is a powerful anthem that portrays the struggles of such a person and the determination to keep moving forward.

The depiction of someone driving themselves under pressure and striving to surpass their limits is sure to move you.

Released in January 2025, it colored the story as the theme song for the drama “Informer: Beasts Living in the Dark,” starring Kenta Kiritani.

When you’re desperately chasing something and need one more push, this track will strongly propel you onward.

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B’z / OCEAN

An emotional ballad whose grand sound woven by piano and strings resonates deep in the heart.

It likens an unwavering resolve—to protect a loved one and overcome any hardship together—to the boundless expanse of the open sea.

Released in August 2005, the song richly colored the story as the theme for the drama “Umizaru: UMIZARU EVOLUTION,” and won Song of the Year at the 20th Japan Gold Disc Awards.

When you want to reaffirm the bond with someone precious, it will gently give you a push forward.

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[Full/Lyrics] “Itsuka no Merry Christmas” B’z Cover / NAADA

It’s a B’z masterpiece that could be called a towering pillar among winter ballads.

Included on the December 1992 mini-album “FRIENDS,” this track has enjoyed immense popularity despite never being released as a single.

It poignantly contrasts memories of a joyful Christmas with a lover and the loneliness of being by oneself now.

A song that quietly stays close to those carrying memories of a lost love.

On long winter nights spent with feelings of loneliness, wistfulness, or regret, why not listen to it alone?

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B’z / ALONE

Under the twilight sky, standing alone while thinking of a loved one.

It conjures a poignant yet beautiful scene—an exquisite ballad that represents B’z.

The lyrics, which portray how time apart only deepens one’s feelings for the other, are truly heart-wrenching.

Released in October 1991, the song became a million-seller as the theme for the drama “Hotel Woman.” In live performances, Koshi Inaba’s piano-and-vocal rendition has become a legendary moment among fans.

Listen to it on a night spent alone, and it will gently keep your lonely heart company.

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B’z / Illumination

A heartwarming cheer song by B’z themed around the light of hope that shines on the journey of life.

The lyrics, which sing of a gentle light kindled by someone for someone else, like a blessing filled with love, softly illuminate the listener’s heart.

The message that if you embrace your disappointment as it is and keep moving forward, the best moments will continue, is sure to give you a nudge.

Released in October 2024, the song was also chosen as the theme for the NHK morning drama series “Omusubi.” If you’re standing at a crossroads in life, listening to this piece will surely lift your spirits.

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As one of the rock units that represent Japan’s music scene, B’z has consistently stayed at the forefront.

Featured on their first double album, The 7th Blues, released in 1994, this song is a ballad draped in a heavy, heartrending atmosphere that departs from the typical image of spring.

Takahiro Matsumoto’s sobbing guitar and Koshi Inaba’s vocals conveying the anguish of a forbidden relationship tighten listeners’ chests.

As the seasons turn without a decision being made, the lyrics depict an irreversible situation—a bittersweetness that perhaps only adults can truly relate to.

Shining a light on a side of spring that isn’t all glamour, this masterpiece has remained steadfastly beloved.

When you want to immerse yourself in the poignant memories deep in your heart, why not listen closely to it?