RADWIMPS' classic and popular songs

One Man LiveRADWIMPS

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It’s a powerful song that asks what music can do when you stand before someone who’s been hurt.

Released in March 2009 and included on the acclaimed album “Altocolony no Teiri,” which reached No.

2 on the Oricon charts, this track is a rock tune whose urgent words pierce deeply, carried by the dynamics of a full band sound.

In 2013, it was performed as the opening song at the outdoor one-man show “Ao to Mememe” held in Tohoku after the earthquake, a story that has become a legend among fans; many remember it alongside the miraculous clearing of the weather that day.

Though it’s an album track, it has been featured at pivotal moments in live shows, renewing its meaning each time.

When you need strength to face the reality in front of you, listening to it will surely give you a powerful push of courage.

Small beginningsNEW!RADWIMPS

RADWIMPS – A Small Beginning [Audio]

An instrumental piece notable for its delicate piano timbre.

It’s included on the album “Tontei 10-nen ~Original Soundtrack~,” which drew attention as the first time RADWIMPS handled the music for a live-action film in its entirety.

Released in March 2022 to coincide with the film’s premiere, this work condenses the subtle emotions that set the story in motion into roughly one minute.

With no lyrics, it won’t interfere with the atmosphere of the photos or videos you post, making it an appealing choice for creating a refined mood.

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Yubikrigenman

The song Yubikiri Genman, included on RADWIMPS 4: Okazu no Gohan, is a hidden gem that portrays the sweetness and cruelty inherent in making promises, captured through Yojiro Noda’s uniquely sharp perspective.

Featured in the latter half of the album released in December 2006, the track also stands out for its playful production—like the actual finger-snapping recorded in the studio.

Many listeners will likely feel their hearts tighten at the contradictory emotions: while promises should offer reassurance, they end up binding both sides.

Though it never had a major tie-in, it has remained a beloved and important number, even being performed on their 2023 tour.

On a night when you’re struggling with a relationship and want to pause and reflect, immerse yourself in its world and listen closely.

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RADWIMPS – Kanata Haruka [Official Music Video]

A number written as the theme song for director Makoto Shinkai’s film Suzume.

It plays over the end credits, an expansive ballad that gently envelops the emotion of the story.

The lyrics—blending Yojiro Noda’s signature, original metaphors with straightforward feelings for “you”—are truly wonderful.

Included on the album Suzume released in November 2022, the music from the film, including this piece, is also known for winning Best Music at the 46th Japan Academy Film Prize.

While it skillfully weaves emotions of romance into words, the sense of release in the chorus is irresistibly captivating.

It’s perfect not only for lingering in the afterglow of the film, but also for moments when you want to reaffirm your deep love for someone special.

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Banzai Sensho

RADWIMPS is a rock band that enjoys overwhelming support from a wide range of listeners.

Among their songs, Banzai Senshou stands out for its sheer intensity and celebratory spirit that shakes the listener to the core.

Included on their December 2018 album ANTI ANTI GENERATION, this piece was written specifically for NHK’s “RADWIMPS 18 Festival.” During the broadcast in October 2018, it was performed together with 1,000 members of the 18-year-old generation, leaving a profound impact.

Its powerful message—pushing forward despite personal struggles—combined with the grandeur of the choral arrangement is truly breathtaking.

When you’re close to losing heart, or when you want to unite with your friends as one, listening to this song will surely give you a boost.

Be sure to feel that energy for yourself.