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Golden Bomber Cheer Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Golden Bomber shocked the world and rose to fame as a visual kei “air band” that doesn’t actually perform live.
Their songs, with catchy melodies and humorous lyrics, are especially popular among young people.
This time, we present a ranking of Golden Bomber’s most popular cheer/encouragement songs.
Golden Bomber Cheer Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Gōruden Bonbā1rank/position
Familiar from TV and the NHK New Year’s Eve music show, this song captures the feelings of a heartbroken man with an upbeat melody.
Its message—filled with lingering attachment to an ex, regret, and the wish to be together again—has resonated with many.
Released in October 2009, the track has spawned yearly “buzzword” versions that reflect the spirit of the times.
In fiscal 2013, it won the JASRAC Gold Award, a remarkable feat for an indie release.
It was also used in a House Foods “Mega Shaki” commercial, gaining popularity across a wide audience.
Perfect for amping up sports festivals and dance events, it’s a crowd-pleaser that kids and adults alike can enjoy dancing to.
Bring back that wonderful morning once moreGōruden Bonbā2rank/position
Golden Bomber, a visual kei air band that has gained popularity for their solid musicianship and live performances that always exceed expectations.
The track “Ano Subarashii Asa o Mou Ichido,” included on their 14th single “101st Curse,” was used as the theme song for the TV program Mezamashi Doyoubi from October 12, 2013 to March 29, 2014.
The lyrics depict the scene of another morning arriving and the start of an unchanging daily routine, even as one reminisces about time spent with a lover—evoking the image of someone unable to stop amid the busyness of everyday life.
It’s a catchy pop tune with a comfortable melody and ensemble that carries a touch of nostalgia.
A song that works for both birthdays and weddingsGōruden Bonbā3rank/position
This is a song by Golden Bomber, a four-member visual kei air band.
It’s included on their third album, “Killer Tunes Shika Nee yo,” released in 2018.
As the title suggests, it can be used for birthdays or weddings.
The lyrics feature a somewhat vague celebratory message, which is amusing.
Rather than just playing it as background music, it might be better to sing along with it.
