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Looking back at EXILE’s classic and popular songs: a collection of unforgettable gems

EXILE has left a profound mark on Japan’s music scene with overwhelming performances and vocals that resonate with the heart.

Through member departures and new additions, they’ve continued to embrace “change” and “evolution,” packing their catalog with a wide range of appeal—from ballads that heat your chest every time you listen, to dance tracks that make your body move before you know it.

Do you have a song that’s special to you? This time, we’ll introduce EXILE’s classic and popular tracks that have long been loved by many.

Whether you’re feeling nostalgic or listening for the first time, be sure to find a new favorite.

Looking back at EXILE’s classic and popular songs: a collection of unforgettable gems (91–100)

Feather 1/2EXILE

It is included on an album released in 2003.

The lyrics were written by the early vocalist SHUN.

These lyrics are based on SHUN’s real-life experiences, and the title “Feather 1/2” implies that he and his girlfriend together formed a single feather; after they broke up, her feather was missing, leaving only half.

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Cherry blossom seasonEXILE

EXILE ATSUSHI / “Cherry Blossom Season” MV
Cherry blossom seasonEXILE

ATSUSHI from EXILE released “Sakura no Kisetsu” in 2015 as a graduation song dedicated to all graduates.

The song was also aired on NHK’s Minna no Uta, making it a graduation song known across generations.

Without “graduation,” spring is a cheerful, exciting season, isn’t it? But for those about to graduate, spring feels different—filled with the sadness of parting from friends and anxieties about a new life.

This song stays close to those feelings and makes you believe that someday you’ll meet everyone again with a smile.

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Looking back at EXILE’s classic and popular songs: a collection of unforgettable gems (101–110)

TogetherEXILE

A song from the early EXILE era when ATSUSHI and SHUN served as twin vocalists.

It was used as the theme song for the TBS drama “Hotman.” The song expresses a desire to live together with a loved one and overcome various hardships.

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In conclusion

EXILE’s classic and popular songs continue to move people’s hearts across generations.

Their powerful performances and lyrics that resonate deeply create tracks that reveal something new each time you listen.

Why not take this opportunity to savor their appeal once again?