globe Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Can’t Stop Fallin’ in Loveglobe1rank/position

globe / Can’t Stop Fallin’ in Love

A massive hit released by globe in October 1996.

It reached No.

1 on the Oricon charts and stayed on the charts for 17 consecutive weeks, an impressive feat.

This work skillfully portrays both the exhilaration of the moment one falls in love and the inner turmoil that follows after stepping into a forbidden relationship.

While carrying the secret of loving a married person, the uncontrollable emotions are expressed through Tetsuya Komuro’s polished sound and KEIKO’s sultry vocals.

With a poignant melody that evokes the winter season, it’s a song that resonates with those struggling with a forbidden love.

DEPARTURESglobe2rank/position

globe / 'DEPARTURES' (Starring: Ayaka Miyoshi)

Released in 1996, globe’s “DEPARTURES” is a hallmark love song of the Heisei era, with sales of about 2.288 million copies.

It also drew attention as the CM song for JR East’s “JR SKISKI” campaign.

The song overlays a bittersweet longing for love with snowy landscapes, capturing the hearts of many listeners.

It vividly reflects the deep affection and sense of loss that almost everyone experiences at least once.

It’s the perfect track for looking back on memories with a lover or starting a new romance.

Listening again now, you might discover something new that you didn’t notice when it was first released.

Sa Yo Na Raglobe3rank/position

globe / Sa Yo Na Ra

This is globe’s 14th single.

It’s a pure breakup song, with lyrics portraying the everyday life and memories of two people who used to be lovers.

It features a somewhat wistful melody in the signature Komuro sound, and the music video is depicted with a somewhat mysterious worldview.

Love againglobe4rank/position

globe / Love again #Theme song of “Love Jōtō” #BADLY_IN_LOVE #Bad Relationship

globe is an indispensable music unit when talking about the J-POP scene of the 1990s.

Their 12th single, released in March 1998, is a song that portrays a moody, mature romance in which two people reaffirm their love.

Its dazzling, trance-influenced synths radiate a cool sense of speed.

Carrying unforgettable emotions yet determined to face their partner once more, the earnest feelings are powerfully conveyed by KEIKO’s overwhelming vocals that envelop the dynamic waves of sound.

Sophisticated yet tinged with melancholy, the melody is perfect for nights when you want to sink into a slightly sentimental mood.

Perfume of loveglobe5rank/position

globe / Perfume of love

A distinctly ’90s J-pop track that’s a bit of a cool love song.

It’s a great pick when you’re getting tired of the same old love songs.

The vocal performance is outstanding and draws you in, and with some rap sections, you get a variety of vibes.