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Bakufu Slump Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Bakufu Slump drew attention with the hit “Runner,” released in October 1988, and went on to churn out a string of hits afterward.

Their shapeshifting style—from works that felt like a raging “explosion of wind” to gentle ballads—was also a key reason for their popularity.

Although they went on hiatus in 1999, the members have pursued solo activities and reunion concerts, and they still have plenty of karaoke favorites.

Bakufu Slump Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)

Full Moon Trainbakufū suranpu11rank/position

Bakufu Slump is a rock band fronted by vocalist Sunplaza Nakano-kun.

Their album I.B.W.

– IT’S A BEAUTIFUL WORLD – includes the track Full Moon Train, which, as the title suggests, depicts a train running on the night of a full moon.

The song’s protagonist appears to be an office worker on the way home, gazing at the full moon while thinking of the family waiting for his return.

Perhaps it’s this portrayal of a uniquely modern yet beautiful scene that has earned the song so much affection.

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Rizo Ravabakufū suranpu12rank/position

Bakufu Slump Rizo-Lover Resort Lovers
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Starting right from the chorus with “It’s all a lie~,” Rizo-Lover (short for Resort Lovers) captures a fleeting summer romance at a resort set to a poppy, summery sound, then portrays the heartbreak of returning to reality with striking realism.

Though they might be mistaken for a comic band, they’re actually a group with very high musicality.

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Rizo Raba -Resort Lovers-bakufū suranpu13rank/position

Bakufu Slump, who symbolized the late-’80s band boom and gained popularity with their funky sound and powerful musicianship.

This single, which portrays the light and shadow of resort romance, was released in July 1989.

Its catchy structure—jumping straight into the chorus with no intro—grabs the listener’s heart in an instant and doesn’t let go.

Widely recognized as the theme for a Cosmo Oil commercial, it also left records that capture the fever of the era, such as ranking third on the final episode of TBS’s “The Best Ten.” Also included on the album “I.B.W,” the track captivates with a unique worldview that blends a buoyant mood with a touch of wistfulness.

Give it a listen when you want to raise the energy on a winter drive or get hyped with friends.

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RUNNNERbakufū suranpu14rank/position

Bakufu Slump - Runner (High Quality)
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When it comes to songs that lift your spirits, I think many people would name this one.

For high school students it may be a slightly older track, but it’s undeniably a quintessential feel-good song from the Showa era.

Bakufu Slump’s “RUNNER” not only energizes you, it’s a song that makes the depths of your heart burn with passion.

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THE TURAIbakufū suranpu15rank/position

Tp211 THE TSURAI Bakufu Slump & Horn Spectrum
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This is the ninth single by Bakufu Slump, released in 1987, and it was used as the CM song for the Woolmark campaign in the fall of ’87.

It was also released as the lead single from their fourth album, JUNGLE.

Back then, Bakufu Slump had a strong rock flavor and often delivered intense live performances.

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Weekly Tokyo ‘Girl A’bakufū suranpu16rank/position

Weekly Tokyo 'Shojo A' (LIVE) – Bakufu Slump
Weekly Tokyo 'Girl A'bakufū suranpu

Released in August 1984, this is Bakufu Slump’s debut single, and it was also included on their first album, Yoi, which was released on the same day.

Bakufu Slump are known for their distinctive song titles, and the “Shōjo A” in this title comes from Akina Nakamori’s signature song Shōjo A; the title was chosen for its impact and related connotations.

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