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.
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Arashi’s Popular Song Rankings [2026] (61–70)
era; age; time; periodarashi61rank/position
This is a single released in August 2001, known as the theme song for the drama “The Kindaichi Case Files,” starring group member Jun Matsumoto.
It’s an undeniably cool track that fuses rock guitar with rap.
The lyrics convey a strong determination to make decisions with one’s own heart and not be swept along, precisely because the world is so convenient.
This was also their last release under Pony Canyon, making it a song that symbolizes a turning point for the group.
At karaoke, it’s sure to get the crowd going if everyone splits up the rap parts.
The key sits in a comfortable range for male singers, but rhythm is crucial—so listen closely and then give it a try.
Galaxy in the Eyesarashi62rank/position
Released in August 2004, this song was used as the theme for the drama “Minami-kun no Koibito,” starring Kazunari Ninomiya.
Written and composed by Fumiya Fujii, its romantic lyrics, inspired by starry skies and galaxies, are truly beautiful.
It portrays a bittersweet love that believes in eternity yet harbors uncertainty—many listeners may find their hearts swell as they listen.
As a relaxed medium ballad, it’s easy to catch the rhythm even if fast tempos aren’t your strength.
The vocal range isn’t too high, and the lyrics can be delivered carefully word by word, making it perfect for singing with plenty of emotion.
Endless Gamearashi63rank/position
It’s turned into a really cool dance track.
It might not be widely known, but Arashi’s dance technique is truly outstanding.
The song is also tricky, with the beat changing partway through, but they nail the performance.
This track is Arashi’s 41st single and is also famous as the theme song for the drama “The Family Game,” starring Sho Sakurai.
Cranking it up at karaoke to dance and sing along might be a great way to blow off some steam, don’t you think?
While feeling bewilderedarashi64rank/position
Would you like to try singing “Tomadoi Nagara,” the song chosen as the theme for the drama “Yoi Ko no Mikata: Shinmai Hoikushi Monogatari,” starring Sho Sakurai, at karaoke? It’s a bittersweet ballad, but it’s a really great song.
The tempo is slow, so you can follow the melody clearly, and overall it’s on the lower side, making it easier for men to sing.
If the chorus feels high, try adjusting the key to a comfortable range.
It’s a quiet song, but sing it with feeling.
I am here for you.arashi65rank/position
A song used as the commercial jingle for Eskimo Pino featuring Masaki Aiba and Kazunari Ninomiya.
It’s a pep song with a positive message that gently gives a push to friends who are struggling.
Released as a single in April 2001, it’s cherished by fans as a pop number that represents Arashi’s early days.
Its bright, catchy melody and upbeat rhythm are perfect for livening up the mood.
When everyone sings it together, it creates a sense of unity and makes you feel really happy.
The vocal range isn’t too wide, making it easy to sing, so why not add it to your repertoire? Try singing it when you need an energy boost.
P.A.R.A.D.O.Xarashi66rank/position
A dance number that radiates sexy, cool, mature appeal! With a sound that skillfully blends R&B and funk elements, this refined track showcases a new side of Arashi.
Released on October 23, 2013 as the B-side to the single “Bittersweet,” it was also used as the theme song for the drama “Locked Room” starring Satoshi Ohno.
The advanced choreography by Travis Payne—also known for his work with Michael Jackson—becomes even more captivating through the members’ tightly synchronized performance.
It’s the perfect song when you want to immerse yourself in a chic, sophisticated vibe.
Energy Song ~Ultra in Top Form!!!!~arashi67rank/position
One of the popular songs written and composed by members of Arashi, “Energy Song ~Zekkouchou Chou!!!!~.” It’s a song that makes you feel the bond between the five members of Arashi and their fans—the idea that you can do your best because you have a place to return to, and that even when times are tough, you can keep looking forward and moving ahead.
Sky of the heartarashi68rank/position
This song is distinguished by a powerful message infused with Japan’s history, culture, and hope for the future.
Featured on the album “Japonism,” it showcases an exquisite fusion of lyrics, composition, and guitar performance by Tomoyasu Hotei with rap lyrics by Sho Sakurai.
Its unique sound, blending rock with traditional Japanese elements, leaves a strong impression on listeners.
Released in October 2015, the track held a significant place in Arashi’s live tours and resonated with many fans.
With themes of freedom, challenge, and bonds, it’s the perfect song when you want to feel positive.
Give it a try at karaoke!
I seekarashi69rank/position
It is the 49th single and the theme song for “The Most Difficult Love in the World,” starring Ohno.
Because it was Ohno’s first attempt at a romantic comedy, both the drama and the theme song became well-known.
It also drew attention for being a double A-side with “Daylight,” the theme song for the drama “99.9: Criminal Lawyer” starring Matsumoto.
The bright melody and lyrics depicting unrequited love match the drama’s content and leave a strong impression.
We can make it!arashi70rank/position
It’s a song originally based on “Love is All Around” by Swedish singer Agnes Carlsson, with newly added Japanese lyrics and rap, released as Arashi’s “We can make it!”.
It’s a very Arashi-like track that embraces and cheers on everyone who’s doing their best.
Highly recommended when you’re feeling low!