Ketsumeishi Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Stay by my side.Ketsumeishi29rank/position

Stay by my side.

This is a heartwarming love song filled with the desire to stay with the one you love forever.

Released in June 2005, the track showcases Ketsumeishi’s distinctive reggae sound while expressing deep affection for a partner and the strength of their bond.

The lyrics recall memories of the day they first met and how the other’s smile lingers in the heart, resonating deeply with listeners.

You can also feel the strength to overcome anxiety and loneliness as the two build a future together.

It’s recommended not only for couples considering marriage, but also for those who have just started dating.

Why not listen to it with someone special and reaffirm your feelings for each other?

Winter TaleKetsumeishi30rank/position

Ketsumeishi “Winter Story”

It’s a four-on-the-floor dance number by Ketsumeishi that lets you feel both the exhilaration of snowboarding and the wistfulness of winter at the same time.

Released as a single in November 2007, it made waves as their first winter-themed song.

Also included on the album Ketsunopolis 6, this track’s comfortable beat heightens the thrill of the glide.

The lyrics layer images of falling snow over memories of a past love, and RYOJI’s melodies sink deep into the heart.

It’s not just sad—there’s a warm sense of hope that makes it truly lovely.

Perfect for gazing at snowy scenery from the lift or carving down the slope in rhythm.

Give it a listen as BGM to color your memories on the slopes.

Soaring through the night skyKetsumeishi31rank/position

Ketsumeishi “Soaring Through the Night Sky” Music Video

This is a track where Ketsumeishi’s heartwarming melodies and gentle lyrics shine in harmony.

Entrusting feelings for a loved one to the night sky and wishing for their happiness, it’s the kind of song that makes you swoon.

Released in February 2023, it also garnered attention as the theme song for the TV Asahi Saturday Night Drama “6-Second Trajectory: The Melancholy of Fireworks Master Seitaro Mochizuki.” It’s said that Issey Takahashi expressed his gratitude for having Ketsumeishi provide another song as the theme for a work in which he appears.

If you listen during a quiet moment gazing up at the night sky, you’ll surely find an unforgettable moment spreading out before you.

The end of love comes surprisingly quietly.Ketsumeishi32rank/position

The end of love comes surprisingly quietly.

Ketsumeishi are known for going all-in on dirty jokes in their usual songs and live MCs.

Yet their straightforward love songs have become very popular.

Among them is this gentle ballad, which tenderly sings about the end of a romance—something everyone has experienced.

The Days I Kept RunningKetsumeishi33rank/position

Ketsumeishi “The Days We Kept Running”

This is a song specially written by Ketsumeishi as the theme for the 2021 National High School Rugby Tournament.

Over a fast-paced, driving sound, it celebrates the greatness of persevering toward one’s dreams.

It’s also interesting how the lyrics weave in words that evoke rugby.

Be sure to check out the music video too, which uniquely synchronizes the song with live commentary!

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RHYTHM OF THE SUNKetsumeishi34rank/position

Ketsumeishi “RHYTHM OF THE SUN”

A dance number brimming with tropical vibes, perfect for summer.

The lyrics vividly portray people surrendering to the rhythm of the sun and dancing freely, leaving a lasting impression.

You can easily picture revelers swaying seductively as they indulge in mojitos and tequila.

Released in June 2014, this was Ketsumeishi’s 27th major-label single.

The music video, filmed in Okinawa, features guest appearances by TV personality IVAN and popular model Melody Yoko.

It’s a liberating track that makes you want to set your body free under the sunshine—perfect as background music for a beach party.

Whether crying or laughingKetsumeishi35rank/position

Ketsumeishi “Even If You Cry or Laugh” Music Video

Listening to this Ketsumeishi song makes me feel like I can overcome any challenge.

Included on the album Ketsunopolis 10, the track is packed with their signature positive message.

It teaches us the importance of accepting ourselves just as we are, in both happy times and hard times.

Released in October 2016, the song was also used as the theme for the drama “6-Second Trajectory: The Melancholy of Fireworks Master Seitaro Mochizuki.” I think it’s one of the most memorable songs in Ketsumeishi’s long career.

This piece is perfect for anyone who wants to keep looking forward and doing their best no matter what difficulties they face.

Give it a listen!