MONGOL800’s classic and popular songs
MONGOL800 is a three-piece rock band from Okinawa.
With undeniably classic songs like “Chiisana Koi no Uta” and “Anata ni,” many people likely covered them when they first started their own bands.
The masterpiece “MESSAGE,” which includes the two songs above, was released while they were in college.
When you think about it, it’s remarkable that an album released by a college band became a million seller.
Please enjoy the music of a group that supported the early days of Japan’s melodic hardcore scene.
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MONGOL800’s classic and popular songs (41–50)
A Little Love SongMONGOL800
A song included on the album MESSAGE released in September 2001 by the Okinawan rock band MONGOL800.
Its lyrics portray the bittersweetness and joy of long-distance love and first love, paired with a simple yet deeply moving melody.
It was also used as an insert song in the TV drama Proposal Daisakusen and is loved by a wide range of generations.
Popular as a wedding party number, it has been covered by many artists.
At live shows, singing it together is sure to create a moving memory.
It’s a perfect track for reaffirming your bond with someone special or conveying pure, heartfelt feelings.
The number of stars, the number of moonsMONGOL800
It’s included on their third album, “Momo.” This is a ballad brimming with masculine energy, depicting the clumsy expressions of love by an awkward man.
You’ll be captivated by Kiyosaku’s emotional, soaring vocals as he pours his heart into the song.
For lifeMONGOL800
The three-piece band MONGOL800 from Okinawa released a song in September 2001 that explores the complexity of parent-child relationships and the theme of trust.
The lyrics are striking for how trust is shaken by the father’s crime, yet they still convey the strength to move forward.
Through the question, “What if the world were to end tomorrow?”, the song emphasizes the importance of bonds with loved ones.
Its simple yet profound message is sure to resonate with many listeners.
It’s a track that conveys the importance of holding on to hope even in difficult times.
Recommended for moments when you stand at a crossroads in life or want to reexamine your relationships with those who matter to you.
Beloved flowerMONGOL800
A song included on the debut album GO ON AS YOU ARE by the Okinawan rock band MONGOL800.
Using the “flower” as a motif to symbolize affection and care, it gently sings about the feelings of nurturing and protecting what is precious.
Despite its simple wording, it conveys deep love and bonds, delivering warmth to listeners.
Released in April 2000, this track is one of the works that symbolize the band’s musical style and message.
Set against the backdrop of Okinawa’s climate and culture, its strong message—imbued with local pride and a wish for peace—is also compelling.
It’s a recommended song both for those who want to get energized at live shows and for those who want to express their feelings for someone special through music.
Under the moonlightMONGOL800
It’s a gem of a love song crafted by a three-piece rock band from Okinawa.
Despite its simple structure, it brims with a charm that grips listeners’ hearts and doesn’t let go.
The lyrics, which sing of the resolve to protect a loved one, resonate with many people.
Included on the album MESSAGE, released in September 2001, it became a major breakthrough for the band.
It’s often used at weddings, gently supporting couples as they pledge pure love.
A heartwarming track perfect for listening to on a special night with someone dear.
Ryukyu Love SongMONGOL800
It’s included on their second album, “MESSAGE.” This song is about Okinawa, the hometown of the MONGOL800 members and the base of their activities.
It’s an early MONGOL800 classic imbued with their love for Okinawa and a prayer for peace.
OKINAWA CALLINGMONGOL800
This is a track from their third single, inspired by THE CLASH’s “LONDON CALLING.” It was used in a FamilyMart commercial in Okinawa.
It’s a cheerful, happy number brimming with a tropical vibe.