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Age Factory Popular Song Rankings [2026]
A three-piece alternative rock band.
Based in the ancient city of Nara, they have continued to perform aggressively across Japan.
Formed in 2010, they played close to 100 gigs a year.
Here, we’ve listed their most-streamed songs in a ranked format.
Age Factory Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Farewell, city.Age Factory1rank/position
Age Factory, a band from Nara Prefecture, delivers the perfect track for anyone setting off toward their dreams and goals with their song “Saraba Machi yo” (“Farewell, My Town”).
The song is included on their album NOHARA, released on September 16, 2015, and its raw, straightforward lyrics are sure to resonate with many.
In particular, those leaving their hometowns for university will find courage in its powerful depiction of taking on new challenges in a new place.
It’s a quintessential Age Factory track that weaves hope for the future even while carrying a sense of loneliness—be sure to give it a listen.
GOLDAge Factory2rank/position
Age Factory, a young band from Nara Prefecture gaining attention in the rock scene.
With a sense and skill that suggest they’ll lead the next generation of the alternative scene, the fact that their name is Age Factory makes you feel like it’s fate in the music world.
That aside, the impulsive, emotional, underground-tinged vibe of their songs is exactly what alternative rock should be! You’ll get it when you actually see them live—the moment the set starts, the entire venue is instantly filled with their intensity.
With their songwriting, performance, and charisma, they’re a band to watch—there’s no doubt they’ll only keep getting more popular.
roadshowAge Factory3rank/position
This is a series of commercials for the Yogibo beanbag sofa, which changes shape to fit any form.
They show scenes like a working woman relaxing and hugging her Yogibo, and a busy mother sitting on Yogibo with her baby—conveying that it’s a product that fits into any situation.
The CM song is “Roadshow” by Age Factory, a rock band from Nara Prefecture.
It’s a song about spending time with someone important.
Dance all night my friendsAge Factory4rank/position
A 2020 track by Age Factory, an alternative rock band from Nara Prefecture.
The rock sound overflows with a refreshing sense of rhythm, and you can’t help but be drawn in by the sexy quality of vocalist-guitarist Eisuke Shimizu’s husky voice.
It conjures up scenes of youth—like you’re having fun with friends all night long.
It’s a rock tune that gently swells with emotion, making you want to cherish those recklessly immersive moments forever.
Included on the 2020 album “EVERYNIGHT.”
MotherAge Factory5rank/position
Age Factory’s “Mother” depicts someone receiving a mother’s love straight and true.
It’s included on their 2016 album “LOVE.” The song is filled with heartwarming memories from childhood with one’s mother, and the lyrics brim with her affection at every turn.
It’s a track that makes you honestly think, “Thank you for always giving me such warm, gentle love.” If you feel shy about suddenly expressing gratitude to your mom, why not softly convey your feelings by reminiscing, just like in this song?
See you in my dreamAge Factory6rank/position
Age Factory is a three-piece rock band from Nara Prefecture.
Rooted in alternative, hardcore, and punk, their music—true to their name—evokes the arrival of a new generation, defined by emotional, overwhelming performances.
While radiating an underground aura, they captivate rock fans young and old alike and never let go.
The song in question is included on GOLD, the work that made a splash in Japan’s rock scene.
The title might come off a bit slick, but that contrast—and the fiercely resonant sound they unleash—will make your head spin.
Party night in summer dreamAge Factory7rank/position
A song by Age Factory that begins with a bass-driven intro.
It carries a youthful, powerful message alongside the lively night that slips by and the melancholic scene felt after morning arrives.
Among their tracks, this one—where energy and wistfulness intersect—stands out.
It evokes an underground vibe reminiscent of a nighttime club or live house.
If you’re a teen looking to energize a summer night party, consider adding it to your playlist.
MoonyAge Factory8rank/position
Moony by Age Factory, a three-piece rock band from Nara Prefecture, was chosen as the support song for the 2018 summer high school baseball Nara tournament broadcast.
The track bursts with Age Factory’s signature sense of speed while packing in their unique worldview.
It’s a powerful song that stirs the fighting spirit.
PukeAge Factory9rank/position
It’s a curious song that’s energetic yet somehow calming to listen to.
The opening features a breathy, near-fading vocal, slapped bass, and then a voice that bursts into a scream.
The guitar riff is insanely cool.
It even feels a bit languid.
I also like how the MV switches to live footage partway through.
First day songAge Factory10rank/position
Age Factory is a rock band that stands out even among Japan’s young three-piece bands.
Their hallmark is a raw, untamed band sound.
Describing their music as “emotionally bare, destructive, and aggressive,” they deliver a solid, razor-sharp sonic edge.
Above all, they’re just cool—a band that immediately hits you with a palpable heat from the very first impression.
