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 hit tracks that bring back memories (61–70)
Voyage to the FutureTakkī & Tsubasa
Mirai Koukai is the fifth single by Tackey & Tsubasa.
It was released as a double A-side single with Kamen.
The song was also used as the 14th ending theme for the anime One Piece.
It’s a mid-tempo track featuring the duo’s beautiful harmonies.
ColorfulYamashita Tomohisa
“Colorful” is a track with lyrics written by Tomohisa Yamashita himself.
It was included as the B-side to Shuji to Akira’s song “Seishun Amigo,” the unit formed by Kazuya Kamenashi of KAT-TUN and Yamashita.
The song was also used as an insert song in the drama “Dragon Zakura,” starring Hiroshi Abe, in which Yamashita appeared.
The lyrics were written at the request of TBS, the producer of the drama, with inspiration drawn from the role he played in the series.
D.D.Snow Man
Snow Man, who debuted in 2020, are known for their acrobatics, and their tightly synchronized performances are breathtaking.
They’re a group whose future growth is exciting to watch.
This time, we’re featuring their debut track, “D.D.” The extensive use of electronic sounds and English lyrics, among other elements, come together to create an overflowing coolness—it’s enough to leave you breathless.
The exhilarating drive of the chorus is refreshing; you can’t help but get absorbed.
It’s packed with the charms of a male idol group and is a song anyone can enjoy.
NOT FOUNDSexy Zone
Sexy Zone, also affectionately known as “Sekuzo,” is a five-member group that debuted in 2011.
When they first debuted, they had a fresh, youthful cuteness, but since then they’ve increasingly showcased a cool, mature appeal.
Their 2020 release “NOT FOUND” was used as the theme song for the drama “Babel Kusakyou,” starring Fuma Kikuchi.
From the sound on up, traces of sophistication are sprinkled throughout.
The lyrics are passionate and convey a certain strength as well.
It’s also a song with elements of an encouraging anthem.
Midwinter Shooting StarNEWS
The song “Mafuyū no Nagareboshi” is included on the album ‘pacific.’ A re-recorded version of this track is featured on the single ‘LPS,’ released in 2018—eleven years after the album came out in 2007.
Although the group’s lineup has changed since 2007, it’s nice to compare both versions and hear how the song is performed more than a decade apart.