Debuting as a rock band and quickly gaining popularity with a hybrid sound that incorporates hip-hop, Dragon Ash made a rapid rise.
We’ve ranked some of their popular songs that have brought numerous revolutions to the Japanese music industry.
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Dragon Ash Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
Straight Up feat. JESSEDragon Ash1rank/position

The piece “Straight Up feat.
JESSE,” in which Dragon Ash collaborates with JESSE, known for RIZE and The BONEZ, brought a lot of buzz at the time of its release thanks to the joint performance of two artists who represent Japan’s rock scene.
Surprisingly, the song is quite easy to sing.
While its Western-music flavor might make it seem difficult, the vocal line covers a narrow range with no drastic pitch shifts.
As long as you can handle the English, it’s a track anyone can aim to score highly on.
Grateful DaysDragon Ash2rank/position

Released by Dragon Ash in May 1999, this song was a major hit, topping the Oricon charts and selling around 900,000 copies.
It’s included on the album Viva La Revolution.
Featuring guest appearances by Zeebra and ACO, the track drew attention as a signature song that embodies Dragon Ash’s mix of genres.
Its distinctive sound, blending hip-hop and rock, brought a fresh breeze to the music scene at the time.
Many people probably sang this at karaoke back in their school days, didn’t they?
The sun rises again and again.Dragon Ash3rank/position

A song that carries a message of renewal and hope: even while grappling with setbacks and stagnation, time turns on and morning comes.
Its structure begins quietly and gradually gathers warmth, conveying a gentle, enveloping tenderness.
Chosen as the opening theme for the Fuji TV anime DT Eightron, it was released as a single in May 1998.
It was later included on Dragon Ash’s album Buzz Songs and has enjoyed long-standing support, including taking first place in a fan poll with roughly 200,000 votes.
Embraced in the context of post-disaster recovery as a song to help people rise from despair, this piece offers a number that can give those lost in doubt and anxiety a nudge to face forward.
Connected SunsetDragon Ash4rank/position

Dragon Ash is a pioneering band in Japanese mixture rock.
Their song “Tsunagari SUNSET” has a heartrending melody that brings tears to your eyes.
Kj, the vocalist and guitarist, has a husky voice that goes straight to the heart.
The beautiful tone of the acoustic guitar supporting his vocals, along with the groovy bass and drums, are also highlights of the track.
Dragon Ash also has other uplifting songs like “Life goes on” and “FANTASISTA,” so be sure to give them a listen!
Summer TribeDragon Ash5rank/position

Dragon Ash, pioneers of mixture rock in Japan who also achieved major commercial success—their eighth single, released in July 2000, is a perfect party tune for the summer.
Its airy track and powerful beat vividly paint a liberating scene of hanging out with friends by an urban poolside.
For many, this song surely brings back memories of those scorching summers.
Peaking at No.
2 on the Oricon charts and later included on the first pressing of the classic album LILY OF DA VALLEY, this is a killer tune guaranteed to lift your mood on any drive.
Walk with DreamsDragon Ash6rank/position

“Walk with Dreams” stands as a masterpiece from Dragon Ash.
The song is characterized by lyrics that carry a message of encouragement for everyone who takes on challenges.
With an overwhelmingly refreshing feel, its melody conveys a strong will to keep moving forward no matter what, and it’s deeply pleasing to the ear.
It’s especially effective when you want to relax or regain a positive mindset.
Since its release in 2012, this track has been loved by many and serves as support for walking your own life’s journey with a refreshed spirit.
When you find yourself at a standstill, listening to it will give you the courage to take a new step forward.
Under Age’s SongDragon Ash7rank/position

At festivals, Dragon Ash is known for the moment before performing their signature song “FANTASISTA,” when they ask, “Do you like mixture rock?” Their festival setlists are often put together to hit hard in rapid succession, but here I’d like to introduce the laid-back “Under Age’s Song.” Released in 1998 as their third single, it’s a simple yet warmly compassionate, peaceful track.
At live shows, you can hear a punk-arranged version.
Stairs of quiet daysDragon Ash8rank/position

“Shizukana Hibi no Kaidan o” is guaranteed to captivate listeners when a man in his 40s performs it at karaoke—especially resonating with women of the same generation.
Carrying both the brilliance and bittersweetness of youth as expressed by Dragon Ash, this song distills their musical essence.
Rhythmic yet melodic, its deeply resonant tune has the power to summon poignant memories.
Dragon Ash’s music transcends time, continuing to be loved by many and commanding presence at karaoke.
Why not add this track—where beautiful melody and lyrics intertwine—to your repertoire? It’s sure to make for a night that enchants everyone around you.
AttentionDragon Ash9rank/position

It starts with a funky, disco-style instrumental, and the cleverly rhymed rap feels absolutely smooth.
There’s almost no rock flavor; in terms of genre, it’s pure hip-hop.
Among their previous releases that leaned more toward a mixture of styles, this was the first track to shift fully toward hip-hop.
Bring ItDragon Ash10rank/position

It’s a song that naturally gets your body swaying and puts you in a great groove.
The band’s performance is powerful, so it has a lot of drive and leaves you feeling refreshed.
I started listening to it when something bad happened but I didn’t want to feel down.
It’s a song that naturally lifts your spirits.


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