Kishidan Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

One-on-One FantasyKishidan29rank/position

One-on-One Fantasy

This song conveys the tense atmosphere of a one-on-one showdown.

It was included on Kishidan’s original album “THE YANK ROCK HEROES,” their first in about seven years, released in January 2023.

The track was chosen as the theme song for the TV Tokyo drama “Metropolitan Police Department Deliberation Division.” With provocative lyrics, it’s a mid-tempo dance-rock number brimming with rebellious spirit.

Its straightforward sound is a major draw, making it a great recommendation when you want to feel positive or psych yourself up.

Dance Marriage Fighting-Spirit March “Mabudachi”Kishidan30rank/position

Kishidan Wedding Fighting Spirit March “Mabudachi” – Friend’s Wedding Reception Performance, Girls’ Version

How about everyone dancing to Kishidan’s “Kekkon Tōkon Kōshinkyoku Mabudachi”? As the title suggests, it’s the perfect song to dedicate at a wedding.

It’s a hot-blooded and happy wedding tune that’s so very Kishidan.

Each member of Kishidan has their own signature color, kind of like idols.

It would be great to get into character and dance wearing school uniforms—gakuran or sailor uniforms—in the members’ colors!

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Kiss me delicately.Kishidan31rank/position

Kishidan – Kiss Me Delicately

Everyone looks pretty tough in a way you wouldn’t expect from such a pure-sounding title, but it kind of gives off the vibe that you want to hear them say lines like this, right? I fell for that gap.

The fact that they seem like they’d be bad at fighting is also nice.

Everything about it is great.

One Night CarnivalKishidan32rank/position

Kishidan · One Night Carnival

When it comes to Kishidan, this is the song that comes to mind.

They sport a stereotypical “yankee” look with pompadours and school uniforms, but you also see their gentle side on variety shows and the like.

Above all, the members’ kids are incredibly cute.

I was a bit surprised when they were featured on TV.

Nakanoshima Bridge BluesKishidan33rank/position

Nakanoshima Oohashi Blues

A blues rock number steeped in melancholy, one that conjures up the sea breeze of Kisarazu and the sight of slightly rusted guardrails.

Set against a red bridge bathed in the colors of dusk, it paints a sentimental portrait of the bittersweet end of a love that didn’t work out and the helpless feelings that linger.

Many listeners may find themselves overlaying their own tender, painful memories onto Sho Ayanokoji’s strained, wrung-out vocals and the bluesy guitar melodies.

This track is featured on the classic album “Ai Ra Bu Yu,” released in October 2005 and which reached No.

7 on the Oricon Weekly chart.

On a night when you want to sink into a slightly sentimental mood, it might be nice to listen while driving down a road filled with memories.

We only have Saturday.Kishidan34rank/position

Kishidan – We Only Have Saturday

Saturday spent with friends burns vividly in “We Only Have Saturdays.” Some of you may recall memories from an intensive, camp-like period.

Released in 2005 as their ninth single, it’s a Saturday song packed with pure Kishidan style.

From the title alone you can feel the rock ’n’ roll—its dance-like guitar and bass lines are wonderfully satisfying.

It conjures the image of riding a motorcycle with total abandon.

A man’s heart living in the moment while cutting loose, a song of blessing that resonates at a farewell between friends.

It makes you want to fully enjoy the things you can do precisely because it’s Saturday.

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EarthKishidan35rank/position

Kishidan Earth

This is a song by Kishidan, a rock band from Kisarazu City in Chiba Prefecture.

RANMA, also known as Hoshi Granmarnier, wrote the lyrics and composed the music, and sings it himself.

With an original melody, it sings about how the Earth keeps turning, embracing both sadness and joy.