CHATMONCHY Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Just between usChatto Monchī15rank/position

Chatmonchy 'Just Between Us' Music Video

Despite having a profound impact on Japan’s girls’ band scene, the rock band Chatmonchy sadly disbanded in 2018.

Their song “Koko Dake no Hanashi,” included on their major-label second mini-album Awa Come, was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Princess Jellyfish.

Its lyrics, which wish for happy days with a loved one, evoke the image of stepping into a new future beyond the milestone of a wedding.

With a driving ensemble that highlights the cute vocals, it’s a pop tune perfect as BGM for a joyous celebration.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Midnight Amusement ParkChatmonchy16rank/position

Chatmonchy – Midnight Amusement Park – Zepp Osaka 2011

It’s a song included on Chatmonchy’s third album after their major-label debut, “Seimeiryoku,” released in 2007.

The lyrics were written by member Kumiko Takahashi, and the chorus has a thrilling, rollercoaster-like sense of speed that makes the track really cool.

Howl at the full moonChatto Monchī17rank/position

Chatmonchy 'Howl at the Full Moon' Music Video

Chatmonchy is a rock band that reshaped the image of girls’ bands in the J-pop scene and influenced countless groups.

Their 11th single, Howl at the Full Moon, used as the theme song for the TV drama “Mousou Sousa: The Stylish Life of Associate Professor Koichi Kuwagata,” sticks in your ears with its striking guitar-riff intro and cute vocals.

Its message—hurling past sorrows and future anxieties at the moon to blow them away—may inspire a positive feeling to take that first step forward.

It’s a heartwarming number whose encouraging lyrics soothe the soul.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Convenience Store HoneymoonChatto Monchī18rank/position

Chatmonchy 'Convenience Honeymoon' Music Video

This song, which sings about the small joys of everyday life, is a perfect choice to celebrate a couple’s new beginning at their wedding.

Through little adventures and discoveries close to home, it carries a message that even ordinary days hold special meaning.

Among the tracks on the album “Henshin” (“Metamorphosis”), this memorable song showcases the breadth of Chatmonchy’s musicality.

It’s sure to be a standout that resonates with guests as it celebrates the newlyweds’ departure on their new journey.

majority bluesChatmonchy19rank/position

Chatmonchy 'majority blues' Music Video (Short Ver.)

This is a blues song by Chatmonchy that portrays a life devoted to music.

I want to be like everyone else, but I also want to show more of my own individuality… that’s something we all experience, isn’t it? It candidly chronicles the struggles from the time they were chasing the dream of becoming musicians in Tokushima, drawn from real experiences that resonate with raw emotion.

I felt how setting straightforward feelings to the blues can deliver them so directly.

As time goes by, it’d be nice if we can slowly come to accept our past selves, too.

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KEI

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Lost SheepChatto Monchī20rank/position

Lost Sheep

Using Christmas-like motifs, it portrays a relationship in a deep freeze, stuck in a period of ennui.

Even though reason says “I’m done,” a single email that just says “thank you” brings you to tears—this contradictory feeling is captured with raw honesty in lyrics by Akiko Fukuoka.

The song was included as the B-side to the 2006 single “Shangri-La,” and can also be heard on the 2010 compilation Hyōjō .

Try listening to it alone on a cold night when your feelings for someone are wavering.

In that moment when you sway between bravado and your true feelings, it will surely stay by your side.

MessageChatmonchy21rank/position

Chatmonchy – Message – LIVE 2006

There are times when it feels scary to share your true feelings precisely because you really like the person, right? Chatmonchy’s “Message” lays bare those emotions without any pretense.

It’s included on their 2006 album Mimi Nari (Tinnitus).

The straightforward melody, sung over a simple arrangement, delivers the lyrics’ emotions directly.

Instead of small talk like “It’s cold today,” or an overthought conversation, the song portrays the pain of wanting to express genuine feelings but not being able to do it well, and how that becomes suffocating.

It’s a winter-recommended unrequited love song that makes you feel the ache of one-sided love as intensely as possible.

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SAKI

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