Kanjani Eight Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Kanjani Eight, also well-known as a band-style Johnny’s group.
They have many upbeat, fun songs, so even people who aren’t very interested in Johnny’s might often find themselves watching or listening to them.
Here’s a ranking-style roundup of their popular tracks.
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Kanjani Eight Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)
The Miracle WorkerKanjani∞21rank/position
It’s the theme song for the drama “My Husband Can’t Work,” starring Nishikido.
It was released in 2017.
Masashi Sada wrote and composed it, and former member Subaru Shibutani also took part.
It’s a folk song with just an acoustic guitar, where Sada’s style and Kanjani’s vocals match exquisitely.
It reached No.
1 on the weekly Oricon chart and received Platinum certification from the Gold Disc Awards.
unfinishedKanjani∞22rank/position
Kanjani Eight is a boys’ idol group from Osaka, and also a rock band.
Their 2023 release, “Mikansei” (“Incomplete”), is a fast-paced punk rock track.
It carries the message that precisely because we are incomplete, we can become someone’s hero.
The positive vibe of the lyrics is uplifting and empowering.
With its bright, irresistibly energetic sound that makes you want to get moving, it’s also a great recommendation for spring, when many people are starting new chapters in life.
Scribbled BeatKanjani∞23rank/position
This track kicks off with a tense trumpet solo by Hiroshi Yokoyama, delivering the ultimate spotlight moment right at the start.
What follows is a super danceable ska-beat number.
It’s an adult, groovy dance tune where the horn section rides a lively beat perfect for stepping along to.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to while getting into the groove and moving your body—one of the most danceable tracks in Kanjani’s catalog.
One SongKanjani∞24rank/position
A band-style track featuring an acoustic guitar, with each member performing their instrument live.
The song is particularly striking for the vocals by Subaru Shibutani, whose distinctive voice rivals that of any rock band frontman.
It’s a warm, comforting piece that can warm your heart even in winter, and a ballad that moves you with the heartfelt singing of the members.
elephantKanjani∞25rank/position
It is included on their eighth album, “Genki ga Deru CD!!,” released on November 11, 2015.
Shota Yasuda, a member who was a fan of Yu Takahashi, requested that Takahashi write the song himself.
It’s a rock number that showcases their cool and stylish side.
Yu Takahashi has also recorded a self-cover, and on Kanjani∞’s regular TV show “Kanjam Kanzenburn SHOW,” a session featuring Kanjani∞ and Yu Takahashi was performed.
In concerts, a band arrangement was showcased, which captivated fans.
All is wellKanjani∞26rank/position
It’s included on their sixth album, “JUKE BOX,” released on October 16, 2013.
All the members wrote the lyrics together, and Shota Yasuda composed the music.
Aiming toward their 10th anniversary, it became the ultimate love song for their fans, packed with everything they’ve felt up to now.
It’s a track that conveys the members’ warm feelings and turned out to be the perfect gift for their fans.
PuzzleKanjani∞27rank/position
Kanjani Eight’s “Puzzle” is a song that makes you feel as if your heart is being tightly gripped.
Released in 2009 as the lead track of the album PUZZLE, it was written and composed by Kazuyoshi Saito, who has also recorded it as a self-cover.
Songs that suit viewing cherry blossoms at night are often love songs, but this one feels more like taking a hard look at your current self—some listeners may even feel a slight ache in their chest.
It’s a sentimental tune that brings back memories of places you used to hang out and friends from the past when you’re feeling down.
True to Kanjani Eight’s style, it also weaves in place names and landmarks from Osaka.
BrûléeKanjani∞28rank/position
It is included on their third album, “PEZZLE,” released on April 15, 2009.
At the 10th-anniversary event “Jusai,” it took first place in the fan vote for album tracks and is one of their most enduringly popular songs.
It’s a high-energy dance number that they perform at almost every concert.
Because they rarely dance this intensely in other songs, it’s also known for showcasing a precious, quintessentially Johnny’s side of them.
Heavenly PsychoKanjani∞29rank/position
This is the B-side track of Kanjani Eight’s second single “Osaka Rainy Blues,” released on March 2, 2005.
The lyrics reflect how the group overcame the hardships of their past, including the period before their official debut, and the song embodies the members’ “Heavenly Psycho,” meaning a noble spirit.
Its popularity among fans has never waned.
A rearranged version by member Ryo Nishikido and Shogo Ohata was included on their 34th single “Samurai Song,” released on December 2, 2015.
NOROSHIKanjani∞30rank/position
This is their 37th single, released on December 7, 2016.
It served as the theme song for the film “Mogura no Uta: Hong Kong Kyosokyoku” (The Mole Song: Hong Kong Capriccio).
In a full-fledged band style, it’s a track that keeps you glued to Kanjani∞’s performance.
From Ryuhei Maruyama’s bass in the intro to Yu Yokoyama’s trumpet, you can fully appreciate the markedly leveled-up “Band Kanjani∞.” Their appearance in traditional Japanese attire when performing it on TV also drew a huge response.