[DEEN’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Hit Songs Loved Across Generations
Formed in 1993, the rock band DEEN made a sensational debut with their classic hit “Kono Mama Kimi Dake o Ubaisaritai.” Since then, they’ve released numerous hits and continue to be highly active today.
In this article, we’ve gathered some of DEEN’s finest songs.
Many of you probably remember them alongside visuals as drama and anime theme songs, commercial jingles, and themes for various TV programs.
Now, please enjoy this playlist packed with DEEN’s hit numbers.
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[DEEN’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Timeless Hit Songs (11–20)
For the futureDEEN

Their fifth single, released in June 1995.
It was used as the theme song for professional baseball broadcasts, and it is said to have been the reason Bobby Valentine, then manager of the Chiba Lotte Marines, became a fan of DEEN.
It’s a powerful cheer song that inspires resolve: “Even if you face frustration or things don’t go well, let’s strive toward tomorrow,” and “No matter what happens, don’t let go of the hand of the one you cherish—let’s overcome it together.”
MemoriesDEEN

A lover suddenly vanished from right before your eyes… This song vividly portrays the heartrending regret that follows, wrapped in a passionate atmosphere.
It was also used as the theme song for TV Asahi’s weekday drama slot “Neo Drama.” The blend of powerful rhythms and brass instruments is striking, conveying the warmth of the heart that persists within the sadness.
Eternal TomorrowDEEN

It’s a song that conveys a sense of hope—the feeling of overcoming the pain in one’s heart and moving forward toward the future.
It was also chosen as the theme song for the game Tales of Hearts, drawing attention as the first tie-in with the Tales of series in 11 years since 1997’s “Yume de Aru youni.” Its refreshing sound, which evokes imagery of an expanding field of view, is a major hallmark, and the sense of excitement it conveys feels like a common thread between these tie-in tracks.
SUNSHINE ON SUMMER TIMEDEEN

This song depicts the rush to make the most of the fleeting summer and the feeling of treasuring the season.
It was featured as the theme song for Kirin Beer’s “Ice Beer” commercial and used as the opening theme for the music program “J-ROCK ARTIST COUNT DOWN 50.” The blend of powerful sounds and refreshing melodies vividly evokes indispensable elements of summer—sun and wind.
The Last Journey ~47 Doors~DEEN

This song expresses the joy of having walked through 30 years and the gratitude toward those who supported that journey.
It is a single commemorating DEEN’s 30th anniversary and also serves as the theme song for their 47-prefecture tour held from July 2022.
With piano tones that resonate impressively and convey warmth, the sound also evokes a refreshing sense of an expanding horizon.
I want to smile with my natural faceDEEN

Released in August 1996, this is DEEN’s 11th single.
Composed by Tetsurō Oda, who also provided their signature song “Hitomi Sorasanaide,” it was used as the theme song for the drama “Pediatric Ward: Season of Life.” It conveys a bittersweet yet profound love, saying, “Even though it’s a world where it’s often hard to be honest, you’re the one I want to protect no matter what.”
[DEEN’s Masterpieces] A Collection of Timeless Hit Songs (21–30)
Someday in my armsDEEN

A song that firmly supports you—it fills me with courage.
I listened to it over and over and was moved to tears.
The chorus is so poignant, yet because it supports me, I feel like I can keep going.
It’s a slow ballad I really love.
The lyrics are by Mr.
Ikemori.


