CHATMONCHY Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Flying Fish ButterflyChatto Monchī43rank/position

Chatmonchy – Flying Fish Butterfly Live

The world it creates is incredible, and I was surprised to think, “Is this really Chatmonchy?” I don’t usually listen to band music, but Chatmonchy’s songs are very easy to listen to, and the lyrics come across so directly that I love them.

This song gives me a boost when I listen to it on days I’m feeling down.

Can’t stopChatto Monchī44rank/position

Chatmonchy “Tomaran” (1-chorus ver.)

A song written by Chatmonchy for the Tokushima Marathon.

It’s packed with Awa dialect, and even the staff are mostly from Tokushima, making it a thoroughly Tokushima-themed track.

It’s a very uplifting song—one you’ll want to listen to when you need a boost to do your best.

only one personChatto Monchī45rank/position

Chatmonchy – Only One Person – LIVE 2006

Continuing with band activities and making it a lifelong career must have come with a lot of anxiety.

This song leaves a strong impression, as if those worries were put into words.

The band’s sound is intense too, as though it’s expressing that very image.

kindnessChatto Monchī46rank/position

Chatmonchy LIVE – YASASHISA- 2 of 5

I’ve listened to a lot of songs up to now, but I felt that this is the only one that’s given me such a mysterious feeling.

Once you hear it, you can’t forget it.

The powerful band performance and the cute, beautiful singing voice blend together nicely and feel so pleasant.

napChatto Monchī47rank/position

Utatane / Chatmonchy (cover)

I found the lyrics heartbreaking, with the nuance of wanting to stay by someone’s side forever because you love them, but they won’t let you.

When the gentle melody blends with the beautiful singing voice, it almost brings me to tears.

Listening to it when I want to slowly think about various things makes me feel calmer.

Cosmo TownChatto Monchī48rank/position

Chatmonchy – Cosmo Town – Shiga U★STONE 2008

Under the night sky, memories from childhood resurface as I drive along the national highway at midnight.

This Chatmonchy song delicately portrays the small discoveries and moments of wonder hidden in everyday life.

With lyrics penned by Kumiko Takahashi, it uses symbols from nature—like the Big Dipper and the moon’s shadow—to delve deeply into the human psyche.

Released in March 2010, the track was never issued as a single, yet it remains a hidden gem cherished by fans.

When you feel like facing yourself in the stillness of the night, why not give this song a listen? Its resonant lyrics and distinctive sound are sure to soothe your heart.

Second presentChatto Monchī49rank/position

Second present

How about a slightly bitter yet charming gift-themed song from Chatmonchy, the three-piece band from Tokushima? Written and composed by bassist Akiko Fukuoka, this track hooks you with its distinctive rhythmic flow and lyrics that aren’t straightforward.

It’s included on the mini-album “Awa Come,” released in October 2010, and one of its appeals is the relaxed atmosphere born from recording in their hometown of Tokushima.

When an ordinary present won’t do, or when you want to surprise someone special with a touch of humor, why not use this song as your BGM while you make preparations? It’s a track that lets you feel the band’s depth.