[Drama Theme Songs] Over 800 Million Plays! A Curated Selection of Unforgettable Classics

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Spitz / Robinson

It was used as the theme song for a 1996 TV drama starring Tomoya Nagase and Miki Sakai.

As one of Spitz’s signature songs, its clear, soaring vocals evoke a sense of poignancy and nostalgia for school days.

The track was a major hit and is also a popular, high-key choice for karaoke.

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milet “We All Lie” Lyric Video (Theme Song for TV Asahi Thursday Drama “SKY Castle”)

This song has a quietly smoldering, mature atmosphere that expresses emotions like hatred and the desire for revenge.

Milet said that by singing it, she was able to bring new emotions into the music.

It’s a remake of a track used in the Korean drama SKY Castle.

In the TV Asahi Thursday drama SKY Castle, it enhanced the story’s world as the theme song.

Be sure to listen to Milet’s acclaimed vocals, praised even by fans of the original.

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Uru “Miracle” × “Kounodori” Collaboration MV

This song was used as the theme for the second season of the drama Kounodori, which is based on the manga by Yuu Suzunoki.

The singer-songwriter Uru, who performs the theme song, had previously had tie-ins with films and commercials, but many people may have discovered her through this drama.

Alongside its star-studded cast—including Go Ayano and Gen Hoshino—the drama drew a lot of attention, so be sure to check it out.

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The One and Only Flower in the WorldSMAP

Takeshi Furusawa Gibson 1966 J-50 The One and Only Flower in the World

A signature song by SMAP, this classic captured many hearts with its moving melody and deeply meaningful lyrics.

Released in March 2003, it was used as the theme song for the drama “Boku no Ikiru Michi” starring Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, and left a lasting impression on audiences.

The lyrics by Noriyuki Makihara convey the importance of recognizing one’s own worth and the idea that winning through comparison or competition isn’t everything.

Often hailed as an “anthem for life,” this track is perfect for moments when you want to feel the beauty of living true to yourself or when you want to encourage someone else.

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GReeeeN – Kiseki

GReeeeN’s seventh single, released in May 2008, became a massive hit as the theme song for the TBS drama “ROOKIES.” It debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon Singles Chart in its first week and ranked fourth on the 2008 year-end chart.

In 2009, it also achieved the remarkable feat of being recognized by Guinness World Records.

The lyrics portray a vow of everlasting love, intertwining the miracle of the two meeting with the path they have walked so far.

The straightforward words conveying ever-deepening affection resonate deeply with listeners.

It’s a perfect song for looking back on memories with a loved one or finding the courage to step into the future.

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Masaki Suda 'Machigai Sagashi' (Spot the Difference)

This work, in which Masaki Suda—active as an actor—sings a song by Kenshi Yonezu, was released as a digital single in May 2019.

Chosen as the theme song for the drama “Perfect World,” it garnered enormous attention, winning 32 awards.

It tells the story of a protagonist who once felt like a mistake, but finds the meaning of life through meeting someone precious—deeply resonating with those who struggle with self-denial.

A fated love so powerful that questions of right or wrong cease to matter is conveyed through Masaki Suda’s strong, straightforward vocals, stirring the heart with every listen.

It is one of his signature tracks, also included on the album “LOVE.”

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The Band V6 “Feel Your Breeze” (Gokusen)

It was the theme song for a 2002 TV drama starring Yukie Nakama.

It’s also one of V6’s signature songs.

With its sense of speed and freshness, the song was a perfect fit for the school-themed show.

It’s also a motivational anthem about moving forward despite anxieties about the future.