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.
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Kanjani Eight’s classic and popular songs (31–40)
King of Men!Kanjani∞
This is the 27th single, released on February 19, 2014.
It was used as the theme song for the film “The Mole Song: Undercover Agent Reiji.” Director Takashi Miike, who helmed the movie, also took part in producing the music video, which depicts a parallel world of the film.
The transition from the intense brawl scenes to the dance sequences is truly compelling.
The cover photo features all the members painted entirely in gold, making for an impact so strong it’s worth a double take.
Scribbled BeatKanjani∞
This track kicks off with a tense trumpet solo by Hiroshi Yokoyama, delivering the ultimate spotlight moment right at the start.
What follows is a super danceable ska-beat number.
It’s an adult, groovy dance tune where the horn section rides a lively beat perfect for stepping along to.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to while getting into the groove and moving your body—one of the most danceable tracks in Kanjani’s catalog.
Samurai SongKanjani∞
It’s a band song that begins with Ryo Nishikido’s acoustic guitar and vocal style.
Using the powerful word “samurai,” their emotional singing is deeply moving, making it a ballad with a strong message and excellent lyrics.
The differences in the members’ voices and their performances are all highlights worth seeing and hearing, resulting in a high-quality performance.
InfinityKanjani∞
This is their third single, released on September 14, 2005, as a triple A-side with “Sukiyanen, Osaka” and “Sakura Enka.” The lyrics center on the theme of irreplaceable, cherished friends, powerfully conveying the strength of Kanjani∞’s bond.
At concerts, the moment the intro starts, the entire venue becomes one, enveloped in a moving atmosphere.
Because I love you more than anyoneKanjani∞
Released in 2008, this track is the epitome of their identity as an enka idol group from Osaka.
It’s a moody, retro-style kayōkyoku piece reminiscent of the Showa and early Heisei eras, highlighted by the members’ youthful vocals.
The emotional vocals in the bridge after the drop lend the song a deeply lyrical and evocative quality.
The minimal choreography adds an adult, stylish touch, making it a classy mood-kayō number.
Kanjani Eight’s classic and popular songs (41–50)
BalintanKanjani∞
It’s a fun song to watch, with members cutely dancing while playing tambourines.
There’s call-and-response, making it a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at live shows.
In true Kanjani style, it’s packed with humor, featuring lines and skits, creating a colorful track.
The extended interlude with a tambourine solo feels fresh, and the rhythmic changes are delightful—an absolute party tune you’ll want to experience live.
TAKOYAKI in my heartKanjani∞
Takoyaki, the soul food of Osaka—this grand, Kanjani-style anthem overflowing with Osaka love takes its title from the city’s signature gourmet dish.
The local Osaka references and the distinct flair of Osaka dialect are spot-on, and its catchiness makes it a one-of-a-kind idol song.
Quite possibly the only song in the world where you can witness Ryuhei Maruyama’s gag solo—Nishinakajima-Minamigata!