Kanjani Eight’s classic and popular songs
A well-rounded idol group that can talk, sing, dance, and play instruments—let’s research the popular songs of Kanjani Eight! While they’re often associated with Osaka-dialect songs, they actually perform across a wide range of genres—from gentle ballads to energizing anthems and even comic songs.
As a group boasting top-tier vocal ability among male idols, every track is a satisfying listen.
Based on fan feedback, we’ve compiled information from our site and carefully selected their most popular songs.
Please enjoy!
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Kanjani Eight’s classic and popular songs (61–70)
RAGEKanjani∞
The theme song chosen for TBS’s soccer broadcast program “TBS Football 2014 Summer” in 2014 was “RAGE,” performed by Kanjani Eight, the group to which Shingo Murakami—the show’s MC—belongs.
The track is included on their seventh album, “Kanjanism,” released in 2014, which topped the Oricon album chart at No.
1.
Its up-tempo, driving sound and passionate lyrics make it a perfect match for the excitement of the World Cup.
T.W.L / Yellow Pansy StreetKanjani∞
Yet another idol group from Johnny & Associates has made it into the rankings.
This group has now become the second most popular after Arashi, and its members are active on variety shows and the like.
It’s unfortunate that the only videos of this song available were karaoke or covers.
Since it’s a popular song, I was curious about the original.
vulgar; nasty; ruthless; brutal; outrageousKanjani∞
The rap argument between Kanjani Eight members Okura and Yasuda is really entertaining.
Maybe it’s because they speak in Kansai dialect, but even when they’re arguing honestly, it somehow feels heartwarming to listen to.
They must be close to each other to be able to sing a song like this.
Osaka Rainy BluesKanjani∞
A song by the Johnny’s group Kanjani Eight (Kanjani∞).
Released after their debut single “Naniwa Iroha Bushi,” it is their second single.
The song features a wistful melody sung in Kansai dialect.
With its saxophone tones and driving beat, it also carries a slightly nostalgic vibe.
At the time, Kanjani Eight was releasing CDs under Teichiku, a label known for enka, and they often performed songs with the poignant, enka-like sense of melancholy.
Lightning BluesKanjani∞
Kanjani Eight, an idol group representing Kansai, are beloved not only in Kansai but throughout Japan for their full-on Kansai dialect and unique personalities.
It’s truly delightful to see a group from the regions shine on the Kouhaku Uta Gassen, Japan’s premier music show.
They’re a group the whole family wants to gather in front of the TV to cheer for!
AnthroposKanjani∞
Kanjani Eight’s milestone 50th single, “Anthropos,” is both a moving cheer song and a bold, heroic opening theme for the anime Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange.
Released on January 24, 2024—perfectly timed to brighten the New Year—the track blends lyrics showcasing Tatsuya Kitani’s craftsmanship with arrangements by Diz, resonating deeply with listeners.
Its message encourages facing adversity and finding the courage to take the first step.
It’s a song to savor on a quiet night or to give you a push when you’re feeling stuck.
With its warm melody and powerful vocals, it showcases Kanjani Eight’s strengths to the fullest.
Innocent Love FireworksKanjani∞
There’s that feeling, isn’t there? They say yukata and kimono are the outfits that make Japanese women look the most beautiful, and if you usually only see her in a school uniform or tracksuit, you’ll fall for her all over again.
You can really feel the boy’s pounding heart as he resolves to confess his feelings before the fireworks end.