Janne Da Arc Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

HEVENJanne Da Arc15rank/position

HEAVEN

This is HEVEN by the visual kei band Janne Da Arc, led by yasu, who is currently active as Acid Black Cherry.

The lyrics seem to express feelings toward a lover, matching the hard, pounding sound.

It’s a song that gives you energy when you listen to it.

HEVEANJanne Da Arc16rank/position

HEAVEN

Janne Da Arc’s 26th single, released in May 2006.

It was used as the CM song for Dwango’s “Iroiro Mix DX” and for Avex Group Holdings’ “mu-mo.” It’s a love song that unfolds with classic rock sound.

A track worth focusing on for its lyrics, which can be interpreted in various ways depending on the listener.

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Rainy Melody of LoveJanne Da Arc17rank/position

Janne Da Arc Rainy Melodies of Love by osamu0419

A ballad by Janne Da Arc, famous as a visual kei band.

The vocalist’s unexpectedly high voice for a man is extremely captivating.

The song’s atmosphere retains a band-like feel and is really cool.

Highly recommended for its song structure and the band’s performance skills.

StareJanne Da Arc18rank/position

Janne Da Arc – Stare

This song was included on their second indie mini-album, “Resist,” released in 1998.

It’s an up-tempo track with a driving sense of speed and remained a fan favorite, sometimes performed as the final song even after their major-label debut.

StillJanne Da Arc19rank/position

still / Janne Da Arc -ver.Acoustic-

This is a song about a scene from the day I parted ways with the girl who had always been by my side.

I thought I would forget right away, but I’m surprised at how impossible it is to let go.

The lyrics also capture a feeling close to regret about sulking after a trivial argument and not even trying to stop her as she walked out.

carnationJanne Da Arc20rank/position

carnation

An acoustic ballad in which Yasu’s gentle vocals and warmly supportive guitar tones seep into the heart.

This track is included on the self-produced album ARCADIA, released in July 2004, which reached No.

2 on the Oricon weekly chart.

The lyrics, in which Yasu frankly expresses gratitude to his mother—feelings that are hard to say out loud—are truly moving.

Portraying a universal kind of love that reminds us of a parent’s warmth and kindness, especially felt when living apart, this song may help you speak from the heart when you want to convey appreciation to someone important.

Maria’s Claw MarksJanne Da Arc21rank/position

Janne Da Arc - Maria's Claw Marks - cover

Janne Da Arc, the visual kei rock band that sadly disbanded in 2019, released this song “Maria no Tsumeato” as their 13th single in 2002.

Since the “Maria” in the lyrics is a woman, the song is told from a male perspective.

The man’s feelings for Maria—and the growing disconnect between them—stoke an ever-deepening sense of torment.

Maria is no longer within reach; it’s a dark, anguished song steeped in the man’s lingering attachment.

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utatane

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