GO!GO!7188 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Jet CarrotGO!GO!718829rank/position

GO!GO!7188 / 'Jet Ninjin 2010'

GO!GO!7188 is a three-piece rock band that won fans with songs that fuse a wide range of musical styles with melodies that evoke traditional Japanese vibes.

Their second single, “Jet Ninjin,” sticks in your ears with impactful lyrics and a somewhat nostalgic ensemble.

The bass line moves around a lot, so it’s important to learn it thoroughly—but it’s a perfect new challenge for beginner bassists.

If you also sing the chorus like in the original, the difficulty goes up even further, making it a rock tune that will definitely level you up if you can play it through.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Last-minute cancellationGO!GO!718830rank/position

GO!GO!7188 – Dotanba de Kyanseru / Last-Minute Cancellation (Official PV)

Their fifth single.

This song was used as the ending theme for NTV’s “TV Oja Manbo” and “Yuji Miyake’s Doshirouto.” It’s expressed with a unique worldview and conveys an indescribable feminine heart.

You could say it’s a song about a woman working in the nightlife business—it has a convincing sense of realism, doesn’t it?

Refrain RefrainGO!GO!718831rank/position

GO!GO!7188 Refrain Refrain (cover)

A track included on GO!GO!7188’s eighth original album, “Go!!GO!GO!Go!!”.

It’s the kind of song you want to listen to when you want to blow away feelings of loneliness.

Isn’t it a cheer-up number that’s very GO!GO!7188? They’re really good at expressing something like a light that exists within loneliness and wistfulness.

From the World’s Train WindowsGO!GO!718832rank/position

From the Train Windows of the World – Rain-bringer (GO!GO!7188 cover)

Among GO!GO!7188’s songs, this one has a poppy feel and is one of the cute tracks.

I’m not sure if it was actually inspired by that TV program “World Train View,” but it’s the kind of number you want to listen to when you’re on a train or traveling, isn’t it?

The Last SupperGO!GO!718833rank/position

The Last Supper of the 55 Lizards (GO!GO!7188)

A track included on “Go!!GO!GO!Go!!.” It’s a song about a couple, but it’s definitely not a love song—it’s a goodbye song.

It’s very GO!GO!7188-like, comparing the situation to the Last Supper: the boyfriend still hasn’t realized the relationship is over, even though it has already ended for her.

SakurajimaGO!GO!718834rank/position

Sakurajima GO!GO!7188

It’s a deep, rock-driven number.

It starts off mellow, but the intensity that kicks in around 1:20 is exhilarating.

With its unique worldview, it seems to be expressing life and death—perhaps a small light within despair? I can’t say for sure, but it’s an amazing track.

lapis lazuli blueGO!GO!718835rank/position

GO!GO!7188 – RURIIRO PV

Among GO!GO!7188’s songs, this is one of the most distinctly Japanese-flavored tracks.

The shift from the heavy, dark mood before the chorus to the sudden brightness at the chorus is so striking that once you hear it, you won’t forget it.

There aren’t many songs with such a dramatic contrast between the chorus and the rest.