KANA-BOON Popular Song Rankings [2026]

idiotKANA-BOON61rank/position

KANA-BOON – Baka [Idiot]

This is a KANA-BOON song that candidly portrays youth’s self-discovery and rebellion against society.

The question, “What am I if I can’t even get high?” resonates deeply with listeners.

Released in March 2018, the track showcases the band’s musical identity.

Belt it out at a live house and the whole venue is sure to become one.

If you’re feeling lost on your journey of self-discovery, this is a song you should definitely hear.

Through this piece, you might find the courage to face yourself.

Across the nightKANA-BOON62rank/position

I tried playing “Yoru o Koete” by KANA-BOON on guitar

Included on the first album.

A warm track that feels very simple, as if it sings only about what matters most.

The guitar sounds like a meteor shower, and vocalist Taniguchi’s gentle, enveloping voice resonates in the heart.

A straightforward, tear-jerking song.

Drenched in loveKANA-BOON63rank/position

KANA-BOON / Covered in Love COVER

Included on their second album.

It apparently took a very long time to finish writing the lyrics, making it the last track to be completed for the album.

Perhaps for that reason, vocalist Taniguchi has called it “a very important song.” Just as the title suggests, it’s a masterpiece that lets you feel many different kinds of love.

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.