OKAMOTO’S hit and popular songs

Baby Don’t StopOKAMOTO’S

Baby, Don’t Stop

This is another track strongly influenced by early garage rock.

At a time when fewer bands are seriously sticking to three chords, they boldly fit Japanese lyrics into a straight three-chord progression.

The vocalist, Sho Okamoto—his poised stance and performance are reminiscent of Mick Jagger of the Stones! This is a song that even rock fans should find convincing, don’t you think?

Do a good job.OKAMOTO’S

2016.05.25 “Umakuyare”

This track is marked by a mysterious sound and a catchy, lingering melody.

Included on the album “OPERA,” released in September 2015, it was produced under the concept of a “modern rock opera.” It carries a message about how to overcome the hardships and challenges we face in life.

It sings of the importance of moving forward as yourself without fearing failure or setbacks.

The energetic performance characteristic of OKAMOTO’S and the profound lyrics are especially compelling.

It’s a song I’d recommend to anyone struggling with work or relationships—you’re sure to find courage in it!

Dreaming ManOKAMOTO’S

OKAMOTO’S 『Dreaming Man』MUSIC VIDEO

From OKAMOTO’S catalog, which features many songs favored by connoisseurs, here’s another track that leans in that direction.

With its distinctive vocal style and an addictive bassline, it’s a high-energy, fun listen.

This refreshing rock ’n’ roll number is also a perfect fit for snowboarding scenes.

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Hane Keisuke

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90’S TOKYO BOYSOKAMOTO’S

OKAMOTO’S – 90’S TOKYO BOYS / THE FIRST TAKE

OKAMOTO’S is a rock band known for its hefty, powerful rock sound.

They’re also known for having Hama Okamoto—Masatoshi Hamada’s eldest son—as a member.

The band is active in many areas, from supporting other artists to appearing on the music program “Musica Piccolino.” Their signature song, “90’S TOKYO BOYS,” fuses a rhythm section that evokes the groove of Black music with a gritty rock guitar sound.

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Hamada Takuya

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Nothing can beat this love.OKAMOTO’S

OKAMOTO’S “Nothing Can Beat This Love” Official Music Video

Since their debut, OKAMOTO’S has been a band that has gained popularity—especially among young people—for their distinctive rock sound.

Their song Kono Ai ni Katan Mon wa Nai, which vividly depicts the complex emotions of youth, was released on January 31, 2024.

Selected as the ending theme for the TV anime Undead Unluck, it has drawn attention through its synergy with the show.

The lyrics, which straightforwardly express the feeling of love, align with the driving band sound to create a passionate yet somehow nostalgic atmosphere.

Thank youOKAMOTO’S

OKAMOTO’S “Arigatou” Official Music Video

A heartwarming birthday song filled with gratitude.

It’s the lead track from the album “4EVER,” released in January 2025, and it’s been crafted as a special piece to commemorate OKAMOTO’S 15th debut anniversary.

While rooted in rock, the sound weaves in elements of soul and funk, gently enveloping the feelings toward those who have supported them so far.

This song is perfect for expressing thanks to someone special on their birthday, and if you sing it at karaoke, your love is sure to come through loud and clear.

Have Love, Will Travel, NEVER MINDOKAMOTO’S

A track that rides a dynamic rhythm, singing out a steadfast love even amid uncertainty.

It beautifully captures a complex state of mind where aching longing and strong resolve coexist.

You can feel the deep affection for a loved one, and it really stirs the listener’s heart.

Released in September 2021, the song features OKAMOTO’S signature energetic sound.

ROY from THE BAWDIES also joins in, with the blues harp adding a perfect touch of color.

It’s a recommended listen when you’re feeling low or want to reaffirm your feelings for someone important.

It’s sure to give you courage.