JUDY AND MARY Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Over DriveJUDY AND MARY1rank/position

Over Drive

When it comes to quintessential summer anthems of the ’90s with an exhilarating, piercing sense of freshness, it has to be this one by JUDY AND MARY.

YUKI’s free-spirited lyrics—like something leaping out of a fairy tale—blend seamlessly with TAKUYA’s sprightly guitar riffs to whisk listeners into the ultimate summer mood.

Released in 1995, the song also aired in a Toyota commercial and peaked at No.

4 on the Oricon charts.

Packed with the band’s condensed energy, it’s perfect for a drive—brimming with a charm that makes you want to keep on cruising under the summer blue sky.

CongratulationsJUDY AND MARY2rank/position

Judy and Mary – Congratulations (Live 1997)

This is, just as the title suggests, a celebratory song you’ll want to give to someone special when you want to lift their spirits.

It’s a track by the rock band JUDY AND MARY, included as the coupling song to their 10th single “Classic,” released in 1996.

Its charm lies in the refreshing vibe created by a lively rhythm and catchy guitar.

And YUKI’s free-spirited vocals are truly wonderful.

Singing, “Even if you’re weighed down by gloomy feelings, as long as we’re together, we’ll be okay!” it’s a feel-good, uplifting anthem you should add to your playlist.

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Since I was littleJUDY AND MARY3rank/position

Judy and Mary From a young age Warp Tour Final Live

JUDY AND MARY’s gem of a love song brings an emotional touch to weddings.

Its gently enveloping vocals and heart-stirring melody beautifully color the memories of the bride and groom.

Released in January 1995, the song was also used as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s “OIOI TOKYO TASTE ROOMS.” It’s included on the album ORANGE SUNSHINE and reached No.

37 on the Oricon charts.

Perfect as background music for a slideshow of cherished photos or for letters to parents.

Highly recommended for couples who want to convey their feelings to a loved one through song.

BLUE TEARSJUDY AND MARY4rank/position

Judy and Mary – Blue Tears

This song by JUDY AND MARY beautifully captures the cold winter night sky and the ache of unrequited love.

Released in November 1993, it conveys a world where distant memories and lingering feelings intersect, carried by delicate melodies.

収録アルバム『J・A・M』に含まれ、その後2006年の映画『シムソンズ』の主題歌に選ばれました。1996年からはフジテレビのバラエティ番組『めちゃ×2イケてるッ！』のエンディングテーマとしても使用されました。寒い夜をひとりで過ごすときも、胸に秘めた想いに向き合うときも、この曲はきっとあなたのそばにいてくれるでしょう。

KYOTOJUDY AND MARY5rank/position

KYOTO

A song that depicts a journey into a new season that begins with the arrival of spring.

It opens with the scene of taking a train to go meet someone, then gently sings about memories from the time when flowers bloom and the warmth of holding hands.

Included on JUDY AND MARY’s album “MIRACLE DIVING,” released in December 1995, this track became so popular that, despite not being a single, it was selected for the best-of album “FRESH.” Delicately portraying the changing seasons and the imagery of travel, the song resonates deeply with listeners.

Played during graduation season, it may bring back nostalgic memories.

It’s also a perfect choice for karaoke when gathering with people of the same generation.

Lucky PoolJUDY AND MARY6rank/position

JUDY & MARY WARP TOUR FINAL ~part 10~ Lucky Pool

JUDY AND MARY, the rock band that disbanded in 2001 to much regret, left a lasting impact.

Their vocalist YUKI has continued to thrive as a solo artist and enjoys a charismatic following.

Lucky Pool, released in 2001 just before the band split, is a perfect summer track with its bursting pop rhythm.

The chorus, where YUKI’s high notes ring out so pleasantly, is sure to lift your spirits before you know it.

The band has plenty of other upbeat songs that suit the summer vibe as well, so why not give those a listen too?

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Kujira No. 12JUDY AND MARY7rank/position

Kujira No. 12

A pop-rock tune with a powerful, bouncing bassline and guitar riffs, reminiscent of high-energy soccer.

JUDY AND MARY crafted this as a cheer song for Japan, filled with their passion for sports.

YUKI’s clear, crystalline vocals and TAKUYA’s memorable ending leave a lasting impression.

Released in February 1997 as the lead single from the album THE POWER SOURCE, the track was also featured in a commercial for Honda’s Live Dio scooter and reached No.

5 on the Oricon chart.

Its refreshing melody and exhilarating drive make it the perfect song when you’re taking a new step forward or want to cheer someone on.