Kanjani Eight Popular Song Rankings [2026]

I love you, Osaka.Kanjani∞8rank/position

I love you, Osaka.

This is one of the tracks from Kanjani Eight’s third single, released in 2005.

As you might expect, when it comes to Osaka—once known as the nation’s kitchen—the city has a strong image as a commercial hub.

The song portrays Osaka as a city of business, weaving in depictions of conversations among its quirky residents.

It conveys a vivid sense of Osaka’s lively warmth, its exuberant, flashy, and delightfully chaotic atmosphere.

The fact that Kanjani Eight’s members like to ad-lib comedic bits in the song also feels quintessentially Osaka.

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T.W.LKanjani∞9rank/position

Aぇ! group “T.W.L” (Inazuma Rock Fes 2023)

“T.W.L,” which was used as the 13th opening theme for the long-beloved anime series Crayon Shin-chan, is a song by Kanjani Eight with composition by Yujin Kitagawa of Yuzu.

It’s crafted as an easy-to-get-into pop tune, and its danceable rhythm makes it highly recommended.

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InfinityKanjani∞10rank/position

Kanjani Eight – Infinity (Sign Language Song)

A song by Kanjani Eight, a five-member idol group highly praised for their personalities and skills in dance, band performances, and variety entertainment.

It’s included on their 3rd single, “Sukiyanen, Osaka./Sakura Oenka (Oh! ENKA)/Mugendai,” and was also used as the Japanese promotional song for the animated feature “Robots.” Because it includes rap, a perfectly literal reproduction of the lyrics can be a bit difficult, but by conveying the sense accurately, the message still comes through.

It’s a track whose words to a friend will warm your heart, and it’s also recommended as a song for sign language performances.

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Hoshino Takashi

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LIFE: Beyond What’s Right in Front of YouKanjani∞11rank/position

Kanjani Eight – LIFE: Toward the Other Side Beyond Our Eyes from KANJANI∞ 20FES: Eve Festival (Included in the First-Press Limited “Winter” Edition of the 50th Single “Anthropos”)

Even if things are tough right now, even if you’re standing still, it’s not over yet! You’ve still got this! It’s the kind of song that makes you feel that way.

Kanjani Eight’s songs often have bright, casual lyrics, but their ballads and cheer songs hit straight to the heart.

Respond.Kanjani∞12rank/position

It’s the 40th single by Kanjani Eight and the theme song for the film “Dorobou Yakusha,” starring member Ryuhei Maruyama.

The lyrics were written by Porno Graffitti’s guitarist Haruichi Shindō, showcasing his distinctive sensibility.

The vocals also bring out Kanjani Eight’s full coolness, making it a wonderful track.

Tsubu-sanicoiKanjani∞13rank/position

Tsubusa ni Koi Kanjani Eight Cover

A hidden gem by Kanjani Eight.

It’s a love song about a clumsy man’s affection for a woman, with a gentle melody that seeps into the heart.

Many people might not know this track, but it’s the kind of song that will likely make listeners say, “That was a good song,” by the time they reach the end.

Bakkibaki Exercises: Part 1Kanjani∞14rank/position

Bakkibaki Gymnastics Part 1 [Tried Dancing]

This “Bakkibaki Taiso Daiichi” is a B-side track to Kanjani Eight’s “Tsumi to Natsu,” released in 2016.

It’s a very Kanjani Eight-esque, super fun song.

For those aiming for laughs, how about using it as a knockout blow? And of course, coordinate your outfits as gym uniforms.

Muscles are trending these days, so I think it’ll really hype things up!

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