Ikimono-gakari Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Ikimonogakari “Aitai” Music Video

Produced to commemorate Ikimono-gakari’s 25th anniversary as a band, it was released in November 2024.

Set against the backdrop of cherry blossom season, the lyrics poignantly capture the bittersweet emotions that follow a parting, resonating deeply with the listener.

Yoshioka’s clear, translucent vocals blend beautifully with the emotional melody crafted by Mizuno.

And the surprise performance at the final show of “Ikimono-gakari no Minasan, KonniTour!! 2024” conveyed just how much they value their bond with fans.

When spring makes you want to think of someone dear, this work is sure to stay close to your heart.

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Ikimono-gakari “Harebare!” (TV Anime “Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin” Opening Theme) Music Video

This work by Ikimono-gakari features a refreshing yet powerful tone.

Released in July 2024, it was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin.” The lyrics, which sing of courage and hope in the face of adversity, are striking.

Paired with an energetic melody, it gives listeners a boost of vitality.

Perfect to sing when you want to feel positive—an exhilarating pop number!

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Ikimono-gakari “Aruite Ikō” Music Video

“Let’s cherish this moment right now.” The feelings woven into the lyrics come through so clearly that my eyes well up.

Released in 2011 as their 21st single, “Aruite Ikou” was featured as the theme song for the drama “Runaway: For the Sake of the One I Love,” among others.

It’s a richly layered ballad; the way the sound arrangement expands, Yoshioka’s vocal work, and their harmony are truly wonderful.

Try singing along, savoring the gentle melody.

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Ikimonogakari “Super Thank You” Music Video

A beloved classic that has long served as a national song of gratitude received a surprising update in January 2026, just ahead of the group’s 20th debut anniversary.

This new release reimagines the original track “Arigatou”—familiar as the theme song of the NHK morning drama Gegege no Nyobo—with a cheerful, reggae-inspired sound.

The original production team has reunited, and even the jacket photo has been faithfully recreated—a playful touch that’s hard to resist.

Keeping the warmth of the original intact while adding the light, contemporary groove that only they can bring, the message feels even brighter and more uplifting.

It’s perfect for a New Year’s greeting or for casually expressing gratitude to someone special—give it a listen.

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Ikimono-gakari '1 2 3 ~Love Begins~ MUSIC VIDEO (Short ver.)'

It was released in 2013 as Ikimonogakari’s 25th single.

The song was used in a commercial for Calpis “Calpis Water.” It’s a love song that portrays the moment when love begins, the feelings of unrequited love, and the instant two people fall for each other.

The music video depicts, in a musical style, scenes of a high school boy and girl who meet by chance and the development of their romance.

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Ikimono-gakari “I’m going to be late” Niihama Night Market

The moment you hear it, a clear melody that conjures up a refreshing blue sky and crisp air! The lyrics are pure youth—capturing that fresh first love where you want your crush to notice your feelings, yet you’d be flustered if they actually did.

The breezy tune is guaranteed to lift your spirits when you sing it at karaoke!

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Futari — Ikimono-gakari

Released in 2009 as the 13th single, “Futari” was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Boku no Imouto,” starring Joe Odagiri and Masami Nagasawa.

The lyrics, which depict human connections, are both moving and eye-opening.

You can’t help but listen to it while relating it to yourself.

Since the highest notes are relatively low, it’s on the easier side for women to sing.

As it’s a ballad, it might be best to focus on expressing emotion.

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