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!
- 2000s: A Collection of Hit Karaoke Classics
- Cool hit songs by Johnny’s (Johnny & Associates)
- [Johnny's Classic Hits] Carefully Selected Popular Songs That Are Sure to Liven Up Any Karaoke Session!
- Iconic and hit songs by Johnny’s from the 1990s
- Summer Songs That Hit in the 2000s | A Look Back at Nostalgic Summer Tunes!
- Heisei-era masterpieces: Easy to sing! Carefully selected songs recommended for karaoke choices!
- [Love Song] Heart-Throbbing Romance Songs Sung by Johnny's
- Heisei-era songs that are popular on YouTube Shorts
- Songs from the Heisei retro era that will get any generation excited! Timeless tracks you’ll want to listen to now.
- An energizing song that was a hit in the 2000s—a classic that gives you strength.
- Guaranteed heart-flutters! Carefully selected recommendations and hidden gems from Hey! Say! JUMP
- Love songs that were hits in the 2000s. Classic and popular Japanese songs.
- 2000s Japanese Hits | Unforgettable Once You Hear Them! Exquisite Masterpieces
Iconic Johnny’s songs since the 2000s: nostalgic hit tracks that bring back memories (71–80)
Longing for AndalusiaAndarushia Yunitto
Andalusian Dreams is a track included on Masahiko Kondo’s 2006 tribute album MATCHY TRIBUTE.
The “Andalusia Unit” that performs this song was a group formed by Noriyuki Higashiyama of Shonentai, Koichi Domoto of KinKi Kids, Tsubasa Imai of Tackey & Tsubasa, and Akira Akasaka of Hikaru GENJI.
The song was originally a solo number by Masatoshi Mashima, guitarist of THE BLUE HEARTS.
Masahiko Kondo later released his own version as well.
Even now, some members of the Andalusia Unit and other Johnny’s artists perform it at events such as countdown live shows.
Sorry, JulietYamashita Tomohisa
“Gomen ne Juliet” is a solo number by Tomohisa Yamashita from his time in NEWS.
It is included on NEWS’s 2007 album “pacific.” Yamashita himself wrote the lyrics and composed the music.
It’s a sad love song modeled after Romeo and Juliet.
Fans were reportedly surprised by this song—despite his handsome looks that make it seem like he’d never have trouble with women, he wrote such a dark love song!
DarlingV6
V6 is a six-member group that debuted in 1995.
Watching their variety show appearances and interviews warms the heart with their steady, well-balanced banter among the six.
Of course, they also entertain audiences with their music.
Darling, which was used as the theme song for the drama “You’re My Pet,” has a catchy chorus that makes you want to hum along without thinking.
The tempo has a calm feel that doesn’t come across as intense.
It’s a number that fits perfectly with the six-member vibe—something that only V6 can truly pull off.
Chance to ChangeHey! Say! JUMP
“Chance to Change” is Hey! Say! JUMP’s second single.
It was selected as the image song for the Volleyball World Final Qualifier.
The track brims with the early Hey! Say! JUMP vibe—youthful, refreshing, and full of debut-era freshness.
signpostbusai-ku
A group formed by Wataru Yokoo, Toshiya Miyata, Takashi Nikaido, and Kento Senga of Kis-My-Ft2.
The producer is Masahiro Nakai of SMAP, who also came up with the group’s name.
However, he had no involvement at all with this song, “Michishirube.” For this track, the four members of Busaiku did a 10-day training camp, handling everything from writing lyrics and composing to designing the jacket and planning the music video.
It’s Busaiku’s first ballad, expressing gratitude and love for someone special.