[Trending as Cool!] Stylish Japanese Music Videos
These days, music practically comes with visuals.
You often stumble upon a song through an ad on the street or online and get hooked by the video first.
This time, we researched tracks that are reputed to be “cool!” So what exactly does ‘cool’ mean? That feeling is different for everyone, right? With that in mind, this article looks into highly rated Western music PVs and MVs sent to our site.
We carefully selected popular videos based on the voices of general music fans.
Find the visual works you like!
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[Hot and Trending!] Cool Japanese Music Videos (1–10)
EXODUSWORLD ORDER
This is a music video by WORLD ORDER, known for their originality and cool style in every piece.
Set against various backdrops like beaches, cityscapes, and ferris wheels, the video’s stylish composition makes WORLD ORDER’s dance performance stand out.
Their high-level performance in suits keeps viewers engaged from start to finish.
GG STAND UP!! feat. Takahiro MatsumotoNoritake Kinashi
This PV features Noritake Kinashi in a glamorous outfit and also as an izakaya waiter.
One side dances flamboyantly and joyfully, while the other heads out on the town with office workers, creating a work that fully highlights a duality.
Every scene brims with fun, and paired with the pop, positive track, it’s a piece that delights anyone who watches it.
I can’t forget it.Sakanaction
Sakanaction always showcases a unique sense of style, and this time is no exception.
They’ve hinted at it before, but this release packs in more of an “’80s” flavor than ever.
From white suits and sunglasses to CRT color tones and a 4:3 aspect ratio, they go all-in on recreating both the technology and trends of the era.
With that sensibility—and touches that will make anyone who remembers those days crack a smile—it’s a music video that’s entertaining on multiple levels.
KiND PEOPLEBiSH
It’s a powerful music video featuring 150 dancers, all dressed entirely in black.
At first, the sight of 150 identically dressed people standing silently creates a slightly eerie atmosphere.
But once the music starts and they move in unison, it’s nothing short of breathtaking.
Essentially, it’s a simple video that focuses solely on the dancing and the singing within it, and that simplicity is exactly what makes its impact so strong.
cornerDaichi Miura
This is a song that was used as an insert track in the drama ‘Hakui no Senshi!’ As for the music video’s content, it’s no exaggeration to say the whole piece is simply about “walking through a wilderness.” However, with its message of “continuing to search for what’s truly important amid regret and the like,” the work uses camerawork and editing to elevate footage of just walking into a compelling piece that never grows dull.
It’s an unusual music video that makes you think, “So there are PVs like this, too.”