Janne Da Arc’s Enchanting Selection of Masterpieces ~Melodies of a Charisma~
Janne Da Arc opened up a new frontier in the visual kei rock scene from the 1990s through the 2000s.
With yasu’s charismatic vocals and a bewitching aesthetic, they have continued to captivate countless listeners.
Their hit Gekkouka, the opening theme for the anime Black Jack, broadened their recognition.
Their catalog—where emotional rock sound meets pop-inflected melodies—remains undimmed even today.
Here, we present a selection of the timeless masterpieces Janne Da Arc left behind.
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Enchanted Masterpieces of Janne Da Arc ~Melodies of a Charisma~ (11–20)
Rainy ~Melody of Love~Janne Da Arc
Using rain as its motif, the lyrics portray the end of a romance with a dual meaning: tears of sorrow for the farewell and a fruitful rain that nurtures the life to come.
Framed as the beginning of each person’s new journey, it’s sung with a fresh, forward-looking tone.
The song is notable for its a cappella sections and choral parts with fans.
BLACK JACKJanne Da Arc
It portrays approaching a woman you happen to meet in the city and trying to woo her while keeping a poker face.
The lyrics liken the frustrating push-and-pull of a romance—where she won’t easily fall despite every tactic—to a game of blackjack, and the song delivers it briskly over a jazz-tinged arrangement.
When I turn around…Janne Da Arc
Released in 2006 as their 25th single, it became the theme song for the film “HIRAKATA,” which is based on the members’ alma mater.
It’s a popular song that was turned into a single at fans’ request.
Centered on the season when cherry blossoms dance, it’s a farewell song that has become a standard graduation anthem.
MysteriousJanne Da Arc
This is their sixth single, released in 2000, and it served as the opening theme for the TV Asahi anime “Sci-Fi HARRY.” As the title suggests, the song begins guided by mysterious keyboard tones, and features intricate drum phrases and metal-style guitar, showcasing the band’s appeal in a cool, dynamic way.
R-TYPE “Eye Color”Janne Da Arc
This song was included on CHAOS MODE, the band’s third indie mini-album released in 1999.
Although it was written before their major debut, a promotional video was produced, showing how determined the band was.
It’s a classic ’90s visual kei rock tune.
Love is HereJanne Da Arc
A classic by Jeanne d’Arc that climbed back to No.
3 on the Oricon charts.
It’s a song that stays close to a woman in love as she’s hurt and moved to tears.
While feeling the sadness of being by her side yet unable to get through to her, it sings of a steadfast, strong love that keeps reaching out a hand.
It’s a song that will resonate deeply with anyone experiencing unrequited love.
Janne Da Arc’s Enchanting Masterpieces: Melodies of a Charisma (21–30)
7-seven-Janne Da Arc
It weaves a slightly dark-toned sound that turns a betrayed man’s anger, jealousy, and ferocity into lyrics built around seven key words.
The song is striking for its opening, where he lashes out at the woman in blind rage, and for the later confession when he realizes how wrong his actions were.