Iconic Johnny’s songs from the 2000s onward. Nostalgic hits that bring back memories.
Timeless Johnny’s songs.
Even after the company changed its name to STARTO ENTERTAINMENT in 2023, they have continued to produce great hits.
In particular, the 2000s could be considered one of the golden eras, with legendary groups like SMAP, KinKi Kids, TOKIO, V6, and Arashi thriving.
These are tunes so familiar that you can’t help but hum along whenever you hear them!
And today, following SixTONES and Snow Man, Sexy Zone is also distributing music to global standards, making it feel like the appeal of Johnny’s is opening up to the world.
Everyone has that one song etched in their memory—your personal must-have favorite.
Focusing mainly on the big hits, we’ve carefully selected standout Johnny’s tracks from 2000 onward, with a touch of the present as well.
Please enjoy these wonderful classics that have become part of everyday life!
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Iconic Johnny’s songs from the 2000s: Nostalgic hits that bring back memories (51–60)
Hey!Say!Hey! Say! 7
Hey! Say! 7 is a limited-time unit consisting of Ryosuke Yamada, Yuri Chinen, Yuto Nakajima, and Keito Okamoto, who are members of Hey! Say! JUMP.
“Hey! Say!” was released as their debut single and served as the ending theme for the TBS anime Love★Com.
Osaka RomanesqueKanjani∞
“Osaka Romanesque” is a song that Kanjani Eight have been performing since before their debut in 2004, and it’s been popular with fans ever since.
It’s a gentle, mature love song that differs a bit from Kanjani Eight’s public image.
Shibuya’s vocals at the beginning of the track are deeply moving, and the Osaka place names that appear in the lyrics are one of the song’s distinctive features.
WeekenderHey! Say! JUMP
They debuted in 2007.
Born in the Heisei era and still racing through the present, they are the group Hey! Say! JUMP.
Their 2014 release “Weekender” was chosen as the theme song for the drama “The Files of Young Kindaichi N,” starring Ryosuke Yamada and Daiki Arioka.
Just hearing the intro gets you pumped.
The song unfolds with high energy, and by the chorus that energy peaks.
Even so, it never feels over the top—it’s friendly and easy to listen to, which is great.
It’s comfortable and lets you fully enjoy the sparkling charm of idols.
miso soupTegomasu
Tegomass is a sub-unit of NEWS consisting of Yuya Tegoshi and Takahisa Masuda.
“Miso Soup” was released as their debut single and was used as the opening theme for shows such as Music Fighter.
The song expresses the appreciation for one’s mother that you come to understand after living alone for the first time.
Silver CipherKinKi Kids
“Silver Cipher” is a track included on the album “φ.” The lyrics were written by Tsuyoshi Domoto and the music composed by Koichi Domoto.
Until now, the album titles had always been arranged in alphabetical order, but with this release—marking ten years since their debut and the start of their eleventh year—the title was chosen to signify a second debut.
It’s a beautiful number where Tsuyoshi’s portrayal of an alluring woman intertwines with Koichi’s melody, which envelops and colors the words.
