KANA-BOON Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Waiting for springKANA-BOON64rank/position

KANA-BOON “Waiting for Spring” Music Video (short ver.)

This commercial showcases athletes from the Fujitsu Group, highlighting a spirit of challenge that aligns with the Group’s philosophy.

The song “Haru wo Matte” by KANA-BOON is used as the BGM, emphasizing a fresh atmosphere and positive emotions.

With dynamic visuals, it straightforwardly conveys that these are outstanding athletes.

It also introduces sports-related systems developed by Fujitsu, giving a strong sense of the bond between the athletes and the company.

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On the desk, to compose/write, thought/ideologyKANA-BOON65rank/position

KANA-BOON Desk, Inscribe, Thought

Included on the third album.

A track marked by drums that charge ahead at full power from the intro to the outro! The lyrics compellingly express a raw, searing sense of loneliness—what you could call an internal emotional explosion song.

Precisely because it’s so simple, the band’s energy comes through directly.

MUSiCKANA-BOON66rank/position

KANA-BOON “Silhouette” Music Video

Included on their first album.

An older track that was also featured on their self-produced release before their debut.

It’s a song about the ideal of making music, and a love song written straightforwardly by someone who lives and breathes music.

Please pay attention to the lyrics, which are both profound and direct.

car hornKANA-BOON67rank/position

Kana-Boon – Klaxon

Included on the second album.

The opening horn sound is said to be a recording made on an iPhone of the manager laying on the horn of the studio’s truck over and over! It’s a track packed with plenty of wordplay.

StrategyKANA-BOON68rank/position

Strategy

Starting with the striking lyric, “Hey you, the boy with no presence,” this song is a melancholic rock number that’s a sharp departure from their usual breezy style.

The guitar solo is cool, too.

MimicKANA-BOON69rank/position

Mimic

This song is striking for Maguro Taniguchi’s high-tone vocals and its catchy melody.

Released in September 2018, it explores themes of mimicry in society and loss of self.

The lyrics portray people who, like chameleons, disguise themselves and hide their true nature—words that really hit home.

The phrase “changing into seven colors” contrasts diversity with an essential consistency.

Alongside KANA-BOON’s characteristically driving sound, the song carries a message for those living in today’s world who are prone to losing their sense of self.

It’s a perfect track for anyone wanting to face themselves.

Rock ‘n’ Roll StarKANA-BOON70rank/position

Rock 'n' Roll Star

This is a song with a cool opening guitar riff.

I think the “hey hey” part in the chorus is a spot where fans can come together and get hyped! KANA-BOON often has a refreshing sound, but this track is really cool, so you might get to see a different side of them.