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Naniwa Danshi, a seven-member idol group that made their CD debut with the single “Ubu Love” on November 12, 2021.
In addition to their activities as a group, each member’s diverse work in dramas and variety shows has been drawing attention.
This time, we’ve picked out recommended sheet-music videos for those who want to play Naniwa Danshi’s songs on the piano!
We’ve carefully selected free videos packed with features that make self-study easy, such as scrolling sheet music synchronized to the sound and illuminated keys.
Practice while watching these, and you won’t even need to buy sheet music!
Why not hit play and give it a try right now?
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[Naniwa Danshi] Master Their Hit Songs on Piano Without Sheet Music and for Free! (1–10)
Emeraldnaniwa danshi
A track from Naniwa Danshi’s first album, “1st Love.” With lyrics vowing, “No matter what happens, I’ll always stay by your side,” and an emotionally moving sound that resonates deeply, it leaves a strong impression.
While it’s a warmly heartfelt love song, when played on piano it somehow also sounds like a graduation song.
“Emerald” conveys not only gentleness but also a sense of determination to “protect the one you love.” Be sure to add plenty of dynamics and play it expressively.
Chuki-chuki Hurricanenaniwa danshi
From their first album “1st Love,” the track “Chukichuki Hurricane” became a huge buzz when Naniwa Danshi unveiled its choreography on the group’s TikTok before the release.
The lyrics were written by Daigo Nishihata, and the choreography was created by Ryusei Onishi.
After the members posted their dance video, clips of the “Chukichuki Dance,” featuring a move where you poke a peace sign into your cheek, exploded in popularity across social media.
It’s a super high-energy song that says, “I can’t stop loving you!” Even if singing it feels a bit embarrassing, you might have a blast playing it on the piano.
Time View ~The Road That Continues Forever~naniwa danshi
Time View was first performed on the opening day of Naniwa Danshi’s first solo nationwide arena tour.
The lyrics, written by member Shunsuke Michieda, depict the bond of Naniwa Danshi as they spent three years running tirelessly toward their debut after the group was formed.
This song, which even makes the members teary when they sing it, is captivating not only for its lyrics but also for its deeply moving melody.
With a simple piano arrangement, you can enjoy a delicate resonance that offers a different charm from the original.
Magic Hillnaniwa danshi
Mahougagaoka, the regular edition of the 2nd single that includes The Answer and Sachiare.
It’s a slightly bittersweet song whose lyrics look back on a love that couldn’t be honest, while remembering the sunset we watched together after school.
Though the lyrics reveal a hint of regret, the melody feels bright and positive! It might be an expression of the resolve to look ahead, like saying, “There’s no point in brooding forever.” It pairs beautifully with the gentle sound of the piano, so please give it a try and perform it.
Special Kissnaniwa danshi
With the youngest member, Kento Nagao, turning 20, all the members of Naniwa Danshi are now in their twenties, and they deliver “Special Kiss” with a mature vibe.
The song was chosen as the theme for the film “And Yet, Chigira-kun Is Too Sweet,” starring member Kyohei Takahashi.
The lyrics portray the shift from unrequited love to mutual feelings, and just listening will make your heart flutter! You can fully immerse yourself in the sweetness.
If you take your time playing it on the piano, it’s sure to fill you with even more happiness!
Poppin’ Hoppin’ Lovin’naniwa danshi
The lead track “Poppin’ Hoppin’ Lovin’” from the second album POPMALL, packed with a wide variety of genres, is a song that lifts you up even when things are tough, telling you “Someone is surely watching over you” and “It’s okay to rest when you’re tired, then keep going!” Not just the lyrics—the pop, irresistibly bright sound also gives you energy and courage.
If you’re playing it on piano, you’ll want to go uptempo and play with drive! A fuller, thicker sound brings out an even happier vibe, but it’s also recommended to start by extracting just the melody and practicing that first.
Moon, Fire, Water, Wood, You, Day of the Weeknaniwa danshi
Lyrics that vividly capture the feelings of a boy in love with a girl at the same school make a huge impact! It’s a song packed with situations many of us have experienced: heading to school with a fluttering heart hoping to see your crush, thinking about her even during club activities, or wondering at home on a day off, “I wonder what she’s doing now.” In the interlude, you’ll even hear the familiar school chime melody! Adults can reminisce about their school-days romances, and students can play the piece on piano while wishing for the success of their ongoing love.
Why not give it a try?