B’z Popular Song Rankings [2026]
B’z is a rock band whose vocalist, Koshi Inaba, is said to have several times the lung capacity of an average person.
This time, we’ve put together a ranking of B’z’s most popular songs.
Enjoy their skill that spans everything from hard-hitting rock numbers to ballads!
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B’z Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)
HEATB’z41rank/position
Contrary to what the title HEAT might suggest, this is an unexpected track that isn’t particularly intense or high-energy.
There aren’t big ups and downs from the intro to the chorus, but everything flows smoothly, making it easy to listen to again and again.
If you perform it, aim for smoothness without adding too much edge.
HOMEB’z42rank/position
Released in July 1998, this song became a major hit as B’z’s 25th single.
Koshi Inaba’s high‑toned vocals blend beautifully with Tak Matsumoto’s soothing guitar sound, creating a melody that resonates deeply with listeners.
The lyrics convey the importance of self-discovery and relationships with others, offering a message that anyone can relate to.
The intro incorporates the sound of an accordion heard in a Paris metro station, giving it a unique atmosphere.
It’s also very popular for karaoke—mid-tempo, easy to sing, and recommended for a wide range of ages.
With lyrics themed around a journey of self-search, it delivers a deeply moving, message-rich work.
RUNB’z43rank/position
B’z’s “RUN” has a bouncy, comfortable groove.
The rhythm is distinctive—the shuffle beat that goes “ta-ka-ta-ka, ta-ka-ta-ka,” and the punchy triplet “ta-ta-ta” accents are super cool.
Listening to this rhythm while you run will naturally pick up your pace! This song is also great when you’re struggling because you can’t hit the goals you set for time or pace.
The lyrics, which encourage those on the verge of giving up, will surely give you the courage to start running again!
YOU&IB’z44rank/position
Songs by B’z, the rock unit that has produced numerous hits and is indispensable when talking about Japan’s rock scene.
Although it was released as a B-side to their 16th single “Negai,” this popular track was also included on their best-of album thanks to fan voting.
The inner struggle between feelings for an unrequited love and being tossed around by the situation is something many men may have experienced at least once.
It’s an unrequited love song that captures a man’s heart—one that can’t be simplified by “I like you”—and is sure to resonate with male listeners.
brotherhoodB’z45rank/position
It was released in 1999 as a track on B’z’s album Brotherhood.
Beyond the literal meaning of true brothers, the song is about their relationships with the people connected to them.
Inaba has said, “I created it with the theme of comrades who are connected even when they’re apart.” Thinking of it that way, you could say that brothers might be the beginning of comradeship.
At the End of the Burning BeatB’z46rank/position
B’z is a unit that has continued to lead Japan’s rock scene.
Released as a single in June 2002 and also included on the album “GREEN,” this song is a classic strongly tied to the fervor of sports broadcasts.
After a quiet intro, the band sound surges from the second verse onward, perfectly capturing the exhilaration of shifting up a gear while driving.
It was originally used for events like swimming competitions, but in 2021 it was adopted as the theme song for TV Asahi’s “WRC World Rally.” The powerful sound woven by Takahiro Matsumoto’s guitar and Koshi Inaba’s vocals is loved as an anthem that extends the excitement of the competition to viewers.
BE THEREB’z47rank/position
The 4th single “BE THERE,” which became the unit’s first single to debut within the top 10 on the Oricon charts, served as the breakthrough that widely publicized the name B’z.
Used as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Wednesday Super Cast,” the song is notable for its impactful, sampled intro.
As an early track, it sits in a relatively low key and has a simple melody, making it easy to sing at karaoke.
However, be careful not to fall behind—the English lyrics in the chorus are fast, and the melody has dramatic rises and falls.
MY LONELY TOWNB’z48rank/position
After its release in October 2009, B’z’s 47th single debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon charts, achieving the remarkable feat of 43 consecutive No.
1 singles.
It’s characterized by a bold arrangement that starts with a powerful guitar-and-drum intro and inserts a reggae-style rhythm during the interlude.
The song, which sings of urban loneliness and the wonder of someday meeting someone, was produced as the lead single for the album MAGIC.
The music video and cover art were shot on Gunkanjima (Hashima Island) in Nagasaki Prefecture, where landing had been permitted again for the first time in 35 years.
The ruins of the uninhabited island create a stunning visual beauty that mirrors the lyrical world.
It’s an emotional rock track you’ll want to listen to on lonely nights or when standing at a crossroads in life.
ONEB’z49rank/position
A B’z number filled with words that really hit home in parting scenes—especially at graduations—promising we’ll meet again even if we drift apart.
It was used as the theme song for the film Detective Conan: The Last Wizard of the Century.
The track is included as the B-side to the single “Giri Giri Chop,” which was also used as a TV opening theme for Detective Conan.
The friends we meet during our school days are truly one-of-a-kind, irreplaceable people.
This song makes you feel that even as we say goodbye and head toward our respective futures, those bonds will never be broken.
My beloved, good night…B’z50rank/position
The 7th single “Itoshii Hito yo Good Night…” was used as the ending theme for the TV drama Representative Director Detective.
As B’z’s first ballad single, its love-infused lyrics and emotional vocals strike a chord.
Highly popular among fans as an early masterpiece, it’s a number B’z enthusiasts will want to add to their repertoire.