GOING UNDER GROUND Popular Song Rankings [2026]

graffitiGOING UNDER GROUND8rank/position

Graffiti / GOING UNDER GROUND

This is the major debut single released in 2001 by the rock band GOING UNDER GROUND.

It’s a Japanese youth rock song with a somewhat wistful melody.

After this, GOING UNDER GROUND gained attention when their music was used in a TV commercial for Mitsuya Cider.

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Araki Jakkan

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Adolescent BluesGOING UNDER GROUND9rank/position

Adolescent Blues / GOING UNDER GROUND

A number that grabs you with its youthful energy and that pure, quintessential GOING UNDER GROUND vibe.

“Shishunki no Blues” is a track from their indie-era second mini-album of the same name, released in 1999.

It’s a song that lays out feelings for someone you like, and it really gives off a coming-of-age vibe.

That final shout is fiery! It’s hefty yet has a comfortable groove that makes your head start bobbing without thinking.

It kind of makes you want to listen while gazing out at nature.

This kind of blues is fun, too.

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KEI

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When the cherry blossoms bloomGOING UNDER GROUND10rank/position

GOING UNDER GROUND – When the Cherry Blossoms Bloom

Even while you’re smiling, you can’t help but cry… Some of you might know that feeling.

This is a song by GOING UNDER GROUND, a rock band from Saitama Prefecture, released in 2000 as their debut single.

It’s an easy-to-listen-to track that paints its power-pop rock sound with the tones of a piano.

The lyrics, which portray spring spent with someone precious and the swift passage of time, are filled with nostalgia.

It’s especially recommended for listening outdoors.

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Araki Jakkan

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Then, the light of youthGOING UNDER GROUND11rank/position

Then, the Light of Youth / GOING UNDER GROUND

A timeless, high-quality pop tune that evokes youth, this is the 27th single by the three-piece rock band GOING UNDER GROUND.

Co-written with singer-songwriter and pianist SUEMITSU & THE SUEMITH, the song drew attention for its collaboration, and its breezy rock sound featuring lively piano is exhilarating.

The lyrics, which convey the gap between one’s youth and the present self, realistically depict the changes in environment and position that come with entering society.

It’s a catchy rock tune that rekindles the passion that may have faded amid a busy life.

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Hoshino Takashi

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