Popular Song Rankings of Akai Koen [2026]

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Akaikoen – Peephole

Rather than being sick or twisted, it has quite a mysterious worldview and gives off a dark impression.

Interpreting the lyrics is pretty difficult, so I think it’s best to listen with the aim of immersing yourself in this dark atmosphere.

That’s how strong the song’s worldview is!

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Akai Koen – Imasara

It has a unique musical style, with complex chords and rhythmic work, and the lyrics are so intricate that it’s hard to tell what kind of song it is at first listen.

In J-pop, one-sided love songs typically have straightforward lyrics, but this one is complex.

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Akai Koen “KOIKI” Music Video

It’s a single released in 2015.

The song features a driving drum intro, understated A and B verses, and a slow, beautiful chorus, with transitions between melodies crafted to be especially pleasing to the ear.

The sharp, cool guitar work is another highlight.

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Akai Ko-en – “journey” Music Video

This is a song included on the single “journey,” released in 2017.

With a youth theme and a travel metaphor, it’s a catchy, easy-to-listen-to pop track.

It feels like an anthem cheering on those living through their youth, and I’d love for anyone working hard or pursuing a dream to give it a listen.

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Red Park 'Absolute Zero' Music Video

A must-listen for fans of girl bands! This four-piece is Akai Ko-en.

Their hallmark is a musical style that refuses to be confined to the “rock band” box.

Guitarist Yosaki Tuno’s remarkably broad musical roots shine through, and they’ve released many tracks with a distinctive worldview that can’t be summed up in a single word.

If you think “girl bands are just cute,” prepare to have that notion blown away.

Their song Zettai Reido was used as the ending theme for the fantasy anime Drifting Dragons.

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Araki Jakkan

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It’s the ninth track on the 2016 album “Junjo Randoseru.” The song bursts with momentum, kicking off with an undeniably cool guitar riff, and the chorus thunders with a beat reminiscent of melodic hardcore.

It’s beloved by fans as one of the songs that really gets the crowd going live.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Akai Koen – “Canvas” Music Video

It’s a spring song released in 2016.

Rather than being an endlessly cheerful track like the ones you often hear—“Cherry blossoms are so pretty! Love it!”—it captures the unique wistfulness you feel in spring.

The line “Spring will carry away even the days we spent together” really hits home.