Masterpieces and popular songs by Fujifabric

Surfer KingFujifaburikku

Fujifabric – Surfer King

Among Fujifabric’s songs, this one especially evokes the feel of summer.

Released in 2007 as their eighth single, it lives up to its title with lyrics and a sound that conjure surfing and eternally sunny beaches.

It’s also a great pick for a summer drive playlist.

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Kinen Shashin

While the tune is an upbeat, refreshingly poppy number, it’s actually a breakup song about “taking a commemorative photo and saying goodbye.” Material that would normally lend itself to a somber ballad is taken so breezily and head-on here that it almost makes you feel like you want to break up instead (lol).

It’s the kind of song you want to listen to when you’ve split with your lover and need to blow away that helpless mood.

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Fujifabric – Mononoke Jacaranda

That glittering guitar phrase sticks in your ears and just won’t leave.

It’s included as the first track on the 2005 album “FAB FOX.” The song’s appeal lies in its sound, which seems to bring its aggressive musicality to the surface exactly as it is.

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Fujifabric “Miracle Revolution No. 9”

A track defined by its poppy, catchy sound and lyrics bursting with explosive energy.

With positive messages like “Let’s seize miracles” and “Let’s be greedy,” it gives listeners a motivating push.

Developed toward completion through live performances, the song is infused with the band’s commitment to a sense of unity with the audience.

Released in February 2023, it was also chosen as the theme song for that year’s WBC broadcasts.

The music video expands a mysterious worldview, visualizing the lyrics’ universe.

It’s an energizing song you’ll want to play at the start of a new day.

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Fujifabric 'Dawn Beat'

This was the band’s first song used as a TV drama theme (for TV Tokyo’s “Moteki”), so it’s probably one of their more well-known tracks.

It’s a sharp, four-on-the-floor dance-beat number and, for Fujifabric—who often throw curveballs—falls into the relatively straightforward side of rock.

A music video was made, but since it was after Shimura’s passing, it’s bittersweet that there are no shots of him performing.

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Fujifabric 'Dawn Beat'

This song, included on the 2010 album “MUSIC,” was also selected as the theme song for the drama Moteki.

The chorus, with its striking melody and lyrical resonance, is so distinctive that even people unfamiliar with Fujifabric may find it familiar.

The lyrics, themed around the middle of the night, leave room for each listener’s own interpretation.

It’s a track that fills you with an excited, heart-pounding feeling, as if something amazing is about to happen.

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Fujifabric – Sugar!!

Fujifabric is a Japanese rock band formed in the early 2000s.

They made their major debut in 2004 and have captivated many fans with a wide musical range—from lyrical, pop-leaning songs to rock sounds.

The songs created by original member Masahiko Shimura still remain at the core of the band.

Even after Shimura’s sudden passing in 2009, the band continued its activities.

They are currently active as a three-piece with Soichiro Yamauchi, Daisuke Kanazawa, and Shinichi Kato.

Through events like “Fuji Fuji Fuji-Q,” they continue to collaborate with artists connected to Shimura.

Fujifabric’s appeal lies in their lyrical lyrics and soothing melodies, making them a perfect recommendation for those who want to enjoy music alongside memories of their youth.