Fujifabric Popular Song Rankings [2026]

commemorative photoFujifaburikku15rank/position

Fujifabric – Commemorative Photo (live)

A song that depicts someone lost in sentiment, seeing himself in a young baseball player who takes a tumble.

In the new days ahead, all sorts of things happen, and even if you forget the sound of “your” voice or the feel of your presence, the lyrics say that if you “take a commemorative photo,” you’ll be able to remember again—deeply sentimental, and at the same time, it makes you want to meet again.

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"Letter" (full-size version)

At a coming-of-age ceremony that marks a new beginning, feelings of gratitude for your hometown and the parents who raised you naturally well up, don’t they? Fuji Fabric’s song is a warm yet powerful message to loved ones living far away.

Released in June 2018 as the third installment of three consecutive monthly digital singles, it was also included on their album “F,” commemorating the 15th anniversary of their debut.

The lyrics, written by vocalist Soichiro Yamauchi with his hometown of Osaka in mind, are expressed in unadorned words that deeply resonate with new adults.

Give it a listen as a charm for the journey ahead in life!

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Strawberry Shortcakes

Fujifabric captivates listeners with gentle vocals and lyrics that tackle deep themes.

When it comes to their songs featuring food, “Strawberry Shortcakes” stands out.

The track portrays a couple in a restaurant sharing strawberry shortcake.

In the lyrics, the strawberry shortcake is depicted as a symbol for various things.

The words are a bit more adult-oriented, but if you’re curious, definitely give it a listen.

And if you delve into the meaning of the lyrics, you might discover new insights that differ from your initial impression.

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Miracle Revolution No. 9Fujifaburikku18rank/position

Fujifabric “Miracle Revolution No. 9”

This song is an absolute blast, with a whirlwind of a composition that unfolds like a circus! Its mysterious melody—where humor intersects with a serious rock ballad—feels just like a game developing into an unscripted drama.

Released in February 2023, it colored many iconic moments as the broadcast theme song for J SPORTS during that year’s WBC.

Its enigmatic yet positive worldview seems to give you the power to spark a miraculous revolution.

It’s the perfect track to lift your spirits at a crucial moment, believing in a dramatic comeback and cheering with all your heart!

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Fujifabric “Hagan” -YouTube EDIT-

A track characterized by grand strings and a heavy sound that reveals a new side of Fujifabric.

The lyrics, which give you the courage to move forward after overcoming past hardships, deliver a message that truly resonates.

It’s included on the album “F,” released in January 2019, and was also used as the ending theme for Season 2 of the TV anime “3D Kanojo: Real Girl.” It’s a song that gives you courage when you want to feel the hope that lies beyond adversity or when you’re about to take a new step.

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The florist’s daughter

This is a track from their indie-era album “À la Mort.” It’s an early hidden gem by Fujifabric—if you know this one, you’re a pretty hardcore fan! At first listen it seems like a catchy tune, but it’s actually a fantasy song that unfolds from a fleeting scene seen through a car window.

The lyrics are a bit edgy, yet the track itself is so cool that the imbalance becomes captivating.

The keyboard-led intro and rhythmic melody have a groove that makes you want to sway along.

The indie CD is out of print, but a complete reissue is included in the 2010 release “FAB BOX.”

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Tani Satoko

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Fujifabric 'ECHO'

ECHO by Fujifabric portrays the sorrow of losing someone precious and the depth of enduring love.

Its words speak as if reading a letter to someone who has passed away.

Feelings for a person with whom you once spent time and shared memories are conveyed through warm tones.

Sung as a tribute to a beloved who has departed this world, Soichiro Yamauchi’s clear, expansive voice brings a sense of calm.

Why not send the love and gratitude you couldn’t express directly, carried upon the music?

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