RADWIMPS' classic and popular songs
Let me introduce some songs by RADWIMPS, a rock band that represents the “Rockin’ On” scene.
Their lyrics are literary with a unique worldview, and their straightforward, catchy tunes—classic J-rock without quirks—are incredibly appealing.
The guitarist-vocalist Yojiro Noda grew up abroad, while the other members studied at music vocational schools or conservatories, making their English-language lyrics and high level of musicianship part of their charm as well.
If you were born in the early ’90s, chances are many of the songs you listened to in high school are included in this playlist.
Give it a listen and let it take you back to your youth.
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RADWIMPS' Classic and Popular Songs (41–50)
hermit crabRADWIMPS

It’s a song overflowing with happiness.
The lyrics, repeated in question form, stick in your head as you listen, making you keep asking yourself—an addictive quality.
The final conclusion—because all of it is proof that I existed here and now—strikes you with a jolt.
Buy My ScytheRADWIMPS

This song, which has a very gentle vibe, is “By My Side.” As the title suggests, it means “stay by my side.” In the song, the girl goes away, but the final lyric, “someday you come to me and say ‘Hi,’” really hits home.
ManifestoRADWIMPS

It’s a song with an amusing opening line: “If I became Prime Minister—.” The title being “Manifesto” makes perfect sense, too.
The music video, which seems to be modeled after a political rally, is sharply satirical and stands out as a remarkable piece of visual work.
In particular, the crowd getting fired up as if in protest is a highlight.
“I’ve always loved you.” “Really?…”RADWIMPS

This song gives off a mid-tempo, pop vibe.
I think many of us can relate to the disarmingly honest feeling: “I know the more I believe in eternity, the sadder I’ll become, but when it comes to parting with you, I just want to fling it far away to somewhere far beyond the axis of time.”
Sparkle (movie ver.)RADWIMPS

In the scene where this song plays, countless viewers must have clasped their hands and wished, “Please! Remember her name.” It’s the moment when the situation becomes most fully revealed in the story.
As Mitsuha, together with Tesshi and Sayachin, works to carry out the evacuation, the comet begins to break apart.
The dreamlike visuals leave a deep impression, and amid the beautiful imagery and the swelling sense of heartbreak, this song felt truly epic.
Dream LanternRADWIMPS

This is a song known as the opening theme of the film Your Name.
It features a refreshing, fast-paced sound, depicting young people’s dreams, hopes, and their fragility.
The lyrics resonate powerfully with listeners.
Included on the album Your Name., released in August 2016, it is deeply tied to the film’s world.
The song itself is short and set in a relatively low key, making it perfect for those looking for something easy to sing at karaoke.
With its gentle melody, it lets you relive the film’s emotion as you sing, making it a great choice for creating memories with friends.
Correct (18Fes Version)RADWIMPS

“Seikai” (“Right Answer”) is a song that cheers everyone on to live life in their own way.
It was included on the rock band RADWIMPS’ 2018 album ANTI ANTI GENERATION, known for delivering uniquely original music to listeners.
The song portrays students in their youth, showing scenes where they talk with friends and confide about their crushes.
It was also featured on the program “18-sai” (“18 Festival”), where high school students and artists perform together; the gentle tempo carries the voices of Yojiro Noda and 18-year-old high schoolers in a way that resonates with the heart.
It’s a ballad that warmly depicts moments of sending encouragement to each person’s chosen answer.


