FLOW Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
We’ll introduce, in a single ranked list, the popular songs of Flower—Japan’s five-member female dance & vocal group known for powerful vocals and highly expressive dance! Even if you’ve never listened to Flower before, let this ranking draw you into their charm!
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FLOW Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)
Beyond that…FLOW31rank/position
This song is included as the 11th track on their first major original album, “GAME.” It expresses the anxiety that fun things might lose their color over time.
But it also carries the message that you’re not alone—everyone feels the same way.
It’s an encouraging anthem that gives you strength.
Dream ExpressFLOW32rank/position
This is a super fun song to hear live! There are lots of words in the lyrics, but it’s definitely one you want to sing along to! You can really feel how close the members of FLOW are through this track.
The title is “Dream Express,” but the lyrics actually mention the Yamanote Line (lol).
BlasterFLOW33rank/position
A major-label debut track chosen as the theme song for a summer resort campaign.
Announced with the catchphrase “FLOW’s summer is here! Major debut single No.
1!”, the song lives up to both the tagline and the campaign with an exhilarating, summer-ready uptempo vibe.
Its twin-vocal, rapid-fire melodic structure and the flow from a call-and-response–oriented B-melody into a catchy chorus make it a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at live shows.
BlazBlueFLOW34rank/position
This is their 24th major single, released in 2012 with the tagline, “FLOW’s 10th anniversary! A danceable rock tune with maximum bittersweetness is here!” Used as the opening theme for the TV anime Eureka Seven AO, the song delivers exactly what the catchphrase promises: a danceable, off-beat rhythm paired with a wistful, unforgettable melody line, resulting in a compelling rock number.
The arrangement is also outstanding, striking a balance between melodicism and playfulness—such as the guitar riff that incorporates tapped phrases in the backing.
Planet WalkFLOW35rank/position
Included on their first single released during their indie era, and also featured as the seventh track on “SPLASH!!! ~Haruka-naru Jishu Seisaku BEST~.” The song makes heavy use of rap, with lyrics fired off like bullets over a fast, driving riff.
The bass’s low end is also quite prominent, making it such a punchy track that fans who discovered the band through songs like “COLORS” might even think it’s a different band.
MelosFLOW36rank/position
Released in 2003, this was FLOW’s final single as an indie band.
Despite being an independent release, it was chosen as the theme song for a music TV program and became the band’s first entry into the Oricon Top 10, marking a major breakthrough for them.
Its uplifting, cheer-song-like melody and lyrics, carried by a relaxed shuffle rhythm, really resonate, making it the kind of track that raises your spirits and makes you want to throw your hands up and sing along at live shows.
holidayFLOW37rank/position
Here’s “Holiday,” a super high-energy ska track by the hybrid rock band FLOW, released in 2012.
Contrary to its title and lyrics about taking a day off, it’s an extremely upbeat, vacation-like song.
It’s perfect not only for people who aren’t resting, but also for those who want to get pumped and have fun precisely on their days off.
Of course, it’s also recommended for anyone who wants to blast intense band sounds during Golden Week or any holiday.
The sound of winter rainFLOW38rank/position
Included on the 2008 album “Iroha,” it was used as the opening theme for Nippon TV’s “Oto Moe!” FLOW is a five-member rock band formed in 1998.
The upbeat, Latin-tinged rhythm and the moody, danceable twin vocals fit the song’s style perfectly.
Shot by love, bye-bye-byeFLOW39rank/position
Their 27th major-label single, used as the opening theme for the TV anime “Samurai Flamenco.” Centered on the theme of an “anthem for grown men,” this rock tune resonates with a message of pushing forward despite inner conflict, paired with a driving sense of momentum that gives you a push from behind.
From the intense rock-sounding intro, to an off-beat A-melody with a ska feel, a melodic B-melody, and then a catchy, straightforward chorus—the dynamic structure is addictive, making it a track that lets you fully enjoy FLOW’s appeal in a single song.
New WorldFLOW40rank/position
Their 35th single, which was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime Shadowverse.
It’s a song packed with FLOW’s appeal: twin-vocal harmonies, a catchy guitar riff, a bassline that gives the track a driving swell, and tight, fast-paced drums.
The chorus’s expansive melody and the contemporary alternative rock sound heighten the energy and sense of anticipation, making it a perfect fit for an anime opening.