Arashi Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

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ARASHI – Natsu Hayate (High School Students Collaboration ver.) [Official Music Video]

It’s a rousing cheer song with an energetic melody that feels like a refreshing breeze.

Released in July 2018 by the national idol group Arashi, it was chosen as ABC’s summer high school baseball cheer song and as the theme for TV Asahi’s “Netto Koshien.” The lyrics and music were written by Yujin Kitagawa of the folk duo Yuzu.

Packed with encouragement for those who give their all, this track is perfect for a heated sports day! Its fresh sound is ideal as BGM for events that race across the field, like sprints and relays.

If you want to make a parody version, try matching the chorus melody with your class name or team goals and have everyone sing it out with energy.

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ARASHI – BRAVE [Official Music Video]

It’s a compelling number featuring a powerful, stadium-filling chorus and a gritty rock sound.

The themes center on solidarity with teammates and the will to press forward, and the rap part penned by Sho Sakurai further heightens the tension and exhilaration of sports.

Released in September 2019 to mark the 20th anniversary of Arashi, the single was used as the image song for Nippon TV’s “Rugby 2019.” It continued to be used during broadcasts of the same tournament in 2023.

Brimming with overwhelming power and a grand sense of scale, it’s perfect as a fight song to fire up heated events like cavalry battles and tug-of-war at school sports days.

Why not raise your voices together with your friends and send your cheers?

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Sakura, Bloom!

This is the perfect song to give to someone who’s moving on after a farewell and striving in a new place—the signature track by Arashi! “Sakura blooms” doesn’t just literally mean cherry blossoms opening; like saying exam success, it signifies that something you’ve challenged yourself with has gone well.

That forward-looking spirit is woven throughout the lyrics.

And before you set off running in a new place, there’s almost always a parting from your current environment and friends.

This song carries a powerful message: “Even after we part, the bonds we’ve built won’t disappear—so keep your head up and keep running forward!”

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Hane Keisuke

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Grateful, thrilled, and overwhelmed like a stormarashi11rank/position

Grateful, thrilled, and overwhelmed like a storm

Arashi’s fourth single, released in November 2000.

It was also used as the opening theme for the Fuji TV drama “Wipe Your Tears,” starring group member Kazunari Ninomiya.

With a gentle vibe that makes you feel like even your flaws are embraced and accepted, it’s a song that inspires you to say, “I’ll do my best.”

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ARASHI – Power of the Paradise [Official Music Video]

This piece was chosen as the theme song for Nippon TV’s coverage of the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.

It’s the 50th single by the nationally beloved idol group Arashi, and it also drew attention because Sho Sakurai, one of the members, served as the main newscaster.

The exhilarating sound woven by strings and percussion, along with its urban, sophisticated melody line, evokes not only the heat of the stadium but also the image of a vast sky stretching into the future.

Many listeners are sure to find courage in the lyrics, which offer a down-to-earth affirmation of looking forward despite doubts and setbacks.

Give it a listen when you want a boost of positivity!

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ARASHI – One Love [Official Music Video]

This is a ballad filled with a pure and powerful message of love, sung by a group that has released countless masterpieces.

The lyrics, which convey the resolve to overcome any hardship together and devote unwavering love, warmly embrace the listener’s heart.

Released in June 2008 as their 22nd single, it was chosen as the theme song for the film “Boys Over Flowers F (Final),” starring group member Jun Matsumoto, and became a major hit, ranking second on Oricon’s year-end chart.

Expressing gratitude and vows to a beloved, this song is perfect for moments when you want to gather the courage to confess your feelings or for the life-changing moment of a marriage proposal.

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still…/Arashi (Chinatsu Cover)

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empathizes with the bittersweet feeling of yearning for the day you can see that person again.

It was included on Arashi’s 2007 single Happiness, released by the nationally beloved idol group.

The song tells of a reality where, despite thinking of each other, the two end up separated.

Its up-tempo development conveys the quickening beat of a heart.

With Sho Sakurai’s rap part and the five members’ layered vocals, it’s a soothing track.

Why not listen to it while thinking of someone you hope to meet again someday?

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mutō

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