Johnny's WEST's masterpieces and popular songs
Here are some songs by Johnny’s WEST, an idol group under Johnny & Associates that has been active since 2014.
As their name suggests, Johnny’s WEST is made up of members from Kansai Johnny’s Jr.
They are the first group in ten years to carry on the Kansai spirit since Kanjani Eight, who have gone on to become a nationwide sensation.
Originally, the group was supposed to debut with the current seven members, but just a few hours before their unveiling at the Johnny’s Countdown Live at the end of 2013, they were suddenly told they would debut as four.
They went on to perform in that day’s show as planned, but believing that the other three members’ strength was essential to aim for a nationally popular group, they later negotiated with the agency, and their debut as the current seven-member lineup was realized.
The performances of Johnny’s WEST, formed with such strong determination, truly resonate with the heart.
Please give a listen even to the songs you don’t know yet.
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Johnny's WEST's classic and popular songs (1–10)
Melody for YouJanīzu WEST
This is a song included on the second album “Lucky Seven,” released in December 2015.
With straightforward lyrics that make your heart skip a beat, it’s a love song gently sung by the members.
A recommended track for anyone in love.
Come-from-behind winnerJanīzu WEST
It’s the fifth single, released in 2016.
It was selected as the opening theme for the Nippon TV anime series “Ace Attorney: The Truth Reborn.” Thanks to these factors, it reached No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.
weJanīzu WEST
This is a song included on the third album Nowest, released in November 2016.
The lyrics were written by Momoko Sakura, famous as the creator of Chibi Maruko-chan, making it one of the most notable tracks on the album.
Johnny's WEST's classic and popular songs (11–20)
CHO-EXTACYJanīzu WEST
A song packed with the members’ irresistible allure.
That hip-swaying choreography has every fan swooning, right? Personally, I really love the intro, musical development, and choreography in the section where the tone changes in the latter half of the song.
It’s a track where I’d love for you to enjoy not only the sound but also the members’ dance together.
Akan LOVE ~It’s Pure, Simple Love~Janīzu WEST
It’s included on the mini-album Paripipo, released in July 2015.
The song features Kansai-dialect lyrics and portrays the struggle of not being able to get the person you like to notice you.
Along with a performance highlighted by memorable parapara dance moves, its catchy melody sticks in your head and makes you want to listen to it over and over.
KIZUNAJanīzu WEST
This is a song included on their fifth single, “Gyakuten Winner,” released in 2016.
Even if you’ve shed many tears, I’ll keep calling out to you—and you’re not alone.
It’s a song that carries a message appealing to a heart that’s hard to open.
red scarfJanīzu WEST
“Red Scarf” is a bittersweet ballad about wishing you could go back to the days you were together if you could turn back time, while still hoping for the other person’s happiness.
The tender melody and heartrending lyrics really sink in.
Of course the beautiful harmonies stand out, but I think Ryusei-kun’s poignant vocal delivery is also a key point! It’s a hidden gem I want even people who don’t usually listen to Johnny’s songs to hear.
