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KANA-BOON Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Here’s a ranking of popular songs by KANA-BOON, a Japanese four-piece rock band known for their straightforward rock tunes.

It’s a recommended list for those interested in KANA-BOON but unsure where to start.

There are plenty of tracks that are guaranteed to hype up a karaoke session and ones that are easy to sing, so feel free to use it as a guide for your song selection!

KANA-BOON Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)

FighterKANA-BOON22rank/position

KANA-BOON 『Fighter』Music Video
FighterKANA-BOON

This song was chosen as the second season opening theme for Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

It was released in 2017 as KANA-BOON’s 10th single.

With powerful, stoic lyrics, it’s a cool, danceable number.

DiverKANA-BOON23rank/position

KANA-BOON “Diver” Music Video
DiverKANA-BOON

KANA-BOON has performed multiple anime theme songs, and in particular, they’ve done many for the Naruto series.

Diver was chosen as the theme song for the movie Boruto: Naruto the Movie.

KANA-BOON’s appeal lies in their catchy songs and the familiar, high-tone vocals of Maguro Taniguchi—music that feels approachable from the very first listen.

On top of that, their style layers in a sense of youthfulness and speed depending on the track, earning them popularity not only among many rock kids but also in the anison scene.

day by dayKANA-BOON24rank/position

KANA-BOON is a band that continues to gain popularity with their catchy musical style.

They’re especially popular among men and have strong support from teens and people in their late twenties.

Among their works, the song I particularly recommend is Hibiki (Hibi).

The melody carries a touch of grunge and, while in a major key, comes together with a gritty feel.

The vocal line has a relatively wide range, but since the tempo is slow, it’s not all that difficult.

If you articulate the very first note clearly, it will sound professional—so definitely consider adding it to your repertoire.

The principle that the prosperous must decline — no thanks.KANA-BOON25rank/position

KANA-BOON 'The Inevitability of the Rise and Fall, No Thanks' Music Video
The principle that the prosperous must decline — no thanks.KANA-BOON

Included on their 1st single.

A track packed with wordplay that showcases KANA-BOON’s signature style in full.

The lyrics vividly capture scenes with high resolution, and the exhilarating, fast-paced sound is irresistible.

The music video is also full of clever tricks, so be sure to check it out.

Wandering Days and FanfareKANA-BOON26rank/position

KANA-BOON “Wandering Days and Fanfare” Music Video
Wandering Days and FanfareKANA-BOON

A track from a 2018 release with a rhythmic, playful melody that’s captivating.

The band arrangement and choral work are performed in a way that highlights that melody, making it feel great and letting the lyrics sink in naturally.

It’s the kind of song that feels like it’s sounding a fanfare against everyday boredom—one that makes you want to dash out of your room and start dancing right now.

talkingKANA-BOON27rank/position

KANA-BOON 『talking』Music Video
talkingKANA-BOON

A refreshing, fast-paced rock number with a pleasantly high-toned vocal.

Chosen as the opening theme for the anime The Perfect Insider (Subete ga F ni Naru), it’s been praised by many fans for “perfectly capturing the anime’s worldview.” Since its release in February 2016, it has won over countless listeners.

The distinctive lyrics, which seem to move back and forth along the boundary between fiction and reality, leave a strong impression and spark the listener’s imagination.

If you’re struggling with love or relationships, it’s sure to resonate with you.

Why not give it a listen and use it as a conversation starter with someone important to you?

Something I don’t want to seeKANA-BOON28rank/position

[MAD] Kagerou Project × Japanese Rock 'Things I Don't Want to See' [KANA-BOON]
Something I don't want to seeKANA-BOON

Included on the 1st mini-album.

This song was created after looking into the eyes of people right in front of us—tinkering with their phones or chatting with friends while we were singing at a live house—and feeling a desire to share something with them.

Please pay attention to vocalist Taniguchi’s voice, as if his emotions are bursting out.