![Arashi Popular Song Rankings [2026]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi_webp/HeXVJvEYynw/maxresdefault.webp)
Arashi Popular Song Rankings [2026]
After their sensational debut, Arashi’s popularity once dipped due to factors like members’ schooling and the waning idol boom.
However, through steady effort—showcasing their talents in music activities, late-night variety shows, stage performances, concerts, and drama roles—they climbed to where they are today, embodying the spirit of hardworking idols.
Here is a ranking of Arashi’s popular songs.
Arashi Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
Happinessarashi1rank/position
Happiness, one of Arashi’s signature songs beloved as a national idol group.
Released in September 2007, it became a major hit as the theme song for the drama Yamada Taro Monogatari, starring group members Kazunari Ninomiya and Sho Sakurai.
It’s also included on albums such as Dream “A” live.
The song carries a passionate message about charging powerfully toward the future even in difficult times, and its glittering sound—featuring guitar and synthesizers—is a major draw.
It’s perfect for situations where everyone gets fired up together, like the excitement of a school sports day’s giant ball-rolling event! A classic that encourages many people across generations.
Kitearashi2rank/position
A heartwarming cheer song that colored moving scenes on grand stages.
Released in July 2020 as Arashi’s 58th single, it was later included on the album “This is Arashi.” Written and composed by Kenshi Yonezu, it was chosen as the NHK 2020 Song and also aired on “Minna no Uta,” which helped it become widely beloved.
With first-week sales reaching 911,000 copies, it can be called a classic cherished by many.
Like a kite rising high on the wind, its theme expresses the will to move forward and a gentle push on the back—feelings that are sure to resonate with children as well.
The grand, beautiful melody with orchestral arrangements is perfect for occasions like graduation ceremonies and music concerts, where everyone comes together to perform in chorus.
Love so sweetarashi3rank/position
The moment the intro starts, you can’t help but feel that old flutter of excitement return.
Released in February 2007 as the 18th single by the national idol group Arashi, this song is etched in many people’s memories as the theme for the smash-hit drama Hana Yori Dango 2 (Returns), starring group member Jun Matsumoto.
A sparkling, classic pop number that breezily depicts the beginning of love, it fills listeners’ hearts with pure joy.
Also included on the original album Time, this track is perfect for moments when you want to forget the busyness of everyday life and fall under love’s spell, or for a morning pick-me-up.
It’s a timeless masterpiece that keeps your heart fluttering as you bask in the bittersweet memories of days gone by.
Sakura, Bloom!arashi4rank/position
This song is my top pick for a graduation movie BGM that’s both uplifting and deeply moving! Its brisk rock sound boosts your spirits—an energetic number through and through.
It’s infused with the resolve to cut through doubt and face forward, and the rap lyrics penned by Sho Sakurai give that determination a powerful push.
Released in March 2005 as Arashi’s 14th single, it was used as the CM song for Jonan Prep School, which also featured Sho Sakurai.
It debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon chart with first-week sales of 115,000 copies, and is also included on the album “One.” Its bright atmosphere—wishing for hope more than dwelling on sadness—fits perfectly with footage looking back on friends and memories.
It’s sure to be a strong cheer for anyone taking a new step forward.
One Lovearashi5rank/position
It’s a classic that can create a romantic atmosphere like a scene from a movie.
Filled with a straightforward resolve to walk into the future with a partner, this song warmly envelops the listener’s heart.
Vows of eternal bonds and deep gratitude for a loved one resound over a grand melody, making it perfect for crafting a moving setting.
Released in June 2008 as a single by Arashi, it became a major hit as the theme song for the film Hana Yori Dango F (Final), starring group member Jun Matsumoto.
A reproduction version was also released in February 2020.
It’s highly recommended not only for special occasions like weddings, but also when you want to sincerely express your feelings at karaoke.
Take your time and choose your words with calm and care.
A-RA-SHIarashi6rank/position
Debuting in 1999, Arashi has cherished this milestone song as the group’s point of origin.
It was used as the image song for Fuji TV’s Volleyball World Cup 1999 and as the theme song for the drama V no Arashi, which featured the members, and it reached No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
Characterized by a driving beat from the intro and a clear, catchy melody, it positively portrays moving forward while brushing off small inner conflicts.
Although Arashi has announced they will end their activities after their final tour in the spring of 2026, this track remains a signature song loved across generations.
The chorus choreography, where you swing your arms around, is easy for everyone to copy, making it perfect for wedding performances and year-end party skits.
If everyone joins in on the rap part, the sense of unity in the venue will rise dramatically.
Monsterarashi7rank/position
A dark fantasy masterpiece from the national idol group Arashi, perfect for Halloween.
This song is a love ballad that tells the bittersweet yet single-minded feelings of a monster who awakens at night for the one he loves.
Its vow of eternal love—promising to find the other no matter if memories are lost or they are reborn—sets the stage for a romantic night.
Released in May 2010 as their 30th single, it was used as the theme song for the drama Kaibutsu-kun starring Satoshi Ohno, generating major buzz.
Many people were obsessed with it during their school days.
The sharp choreography is another highlight, so if you sing and dance to it with friends at a Halloween party, it’s sure to be a hit!