Day after tomorrow is a music unit that debuted under Avex in 2002 and is currently on hiatus.
They’re also known for having misono—who’s active as a solo artist and TV personality—as their vocalist.
Leveraging misono’s strong vocal ability, their biggest appeal lies in songs that center on her voice, complemented by synth-driven sounds and exhilarating rock arrangements.
They secured numerous tie-ins, including theme songs for popular anime, games, and TV programs, so many people have likely heard their music at some point.
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended songs by day after tomorrow—from universally known signature tracks to hidden gems.
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Starry Heavensday after tomorrow
A song that serves as the sixth single, “moon gate,” and also opens their second album, “primary colors.” It was used as the image and theme song, as well as the commercial song, for the video game Tales of Symphonia, becoming day after tomorrow’s biggest hit single.
The distinctive melody that starts right from the chorus hooks the listener, reaffirming vocalist misono’s impressive singing ability.
With its robust guitar sound and delicate synths enhancing the beauty of the melody, this is one of day after tomorrow’s signature tracks.
Mischievous Kissday after tomorrow
day after tomorrow went on hiatus in 2005, but they never officially broke up.
Even if you’re not a fan, it’s exciting to think about the more mature members returning to activity.
This song was used as an ending theme for Inuyasha, one of the representative works of Rumiko Takahashi—who churned out hit manga like Urusei Yatsura and Maison Ikkoku.
It meshes perfectly with vocalist misono’s tone and, in my opinion, best captures the breezy exhilaration of the day after tomorrow sound.
The lyrics feature a slightly mischievous girl who somehow brings misono to mind, don’t you think? It’s a track that lets you reminisce about the old days alongside a hugely popular anime.
And what I can doday after tomorrow
It feels like misono’s image took a new direction after she appeared on Nippon TV’s variety show “Quiz! Hexagon II.” But when you see her singing at a-nation or at her live shows, she’s incredibly powerful.
No matter what kind of persona sticks, I think her “lovable character” is everlasting.
This song, “Soshite Boku ni Dekiru Koto” (“And Then, What I Can Do”), is packed with all of her best qualities.
A slightly moody A-melody, a brisk, well-paced B-melody, and a chorus that belts out with total satisfaction.
It’s the quintessential day-after sound! It’s a track that really makes you think so.
For those who haven’t encountered Day After yet, I’d love for you to start with this song.
My faithday after tomorrow
day after tomorrow’s songs were often tied in with TV dramas and commercials, so whenever I hear them, they really bring back memories of that time.
This song was also used as the ending theme for the Monday 9 p.m.
drama Home & Away starring Miho Nakayama.
I remember finding the drama really interesting—it felt like watching a long road movie.
Did you watch it? The lyrics are straightforward and can be taken as the monologue of a woman affirming eternal love.
The vocals are by misono!
Neverlandday after tomorrow
The bold guitar phrase at the beginning grabs your heart, and you’re drawn right into a catchy development where misono’s powerful vocals resound! Composed by Masato Kitano, this piece portrays the conflicts we feel while growing up, along with the bittersweet scenes of late summer.
Even so, it conveys a strong will to keep believing in the utopia within one’s heart—a moving, heart-stirring finish.
Although it was the B-side to the single “moon gate,” released in September 2003, it’s such a fan favorite that it was also included on the best-of album “single Best.” When you’re troubled, listen to this track and recharge your energy for tomorrow!
graduallyday after tomorrow
It was used as the theme song for Fuji TV’s variety show “B.C.
Beauty Colosseum.” The song “gradually” isn’t just about graduating—it’s a heartbreak song about “graduating from you,” the person she loved.
It’s so bittersweet…
It’s included on the mini-album “day after tomorrow.” I really wish this song would reach a wider audience.
Misono also covered this track on her own solo cover album.
It might be fun to compare it with the Day After Tomorrow-era version.
futurityday after tomorrow
A song that many fans hail as “the absolute best.” It was released as a single from the second album, day after tomorrow II.
The lyrics carry a message like, “Even if you make mistakes or feel lost, if it’s the path you chose, it will surely be okay,” making it, in a sense, a day after tomorrow–style anthem for young people.
Listen to it on a sluggish morning and it might keep you energized all day.
The music video, set at a fashion show, is a must-see! It was also featured in commercials for the private brand “kissmark,” which offers snowboarding gear and more.