Kome Kome Club Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Child’s days memorykome kome CLUB11rank/position

Child’s Days Memory (Kome Kome Club, self-cover) / Tatsuya Ishii

This is a song that was often used as the ending theme during the 1994–1995 season.

As the title suggests, it depicts a nostalgic look back at childhood memories.

Although it’s a song from a children’s program, it also seems aimed at parents, evoking a sense of nostalgia.

While it reflects on a past that cannot be returned to, it conveys not sadness or loneliness, but a sense of hope—moving toward the future with radiant memories in one’s heart.

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Collectionkome kome CLUB12rank/position

Collection

One of the tracks on Kome Kome Club’s 1987 album “KOMEGUNY,” titled “Collection.” The song portrays the feelings of a protagonist who is keeping the person they love locked up so they won’t escape, along with the terrified state of that person.

It’s a song that inevitably brings the word “abduction and confinement” to mind… When the captive pleads to go home, the protagonist replies, “It’ll definitely be fun,” exuding an extraordinary sense of madness.

There are many songs about loving someone so much you want to lock them up, but perhaps few where they actually do.

Recommended if you’re in the mood for a thoroughly deranged track.

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FUNK FUJIYAMAkome kome CLUB13rank/position

Funk FUJIYAMA SAKURAmatsuri2016

Kome Kome Club’s ninth single, released in 1989.

It’s one of their signature songs—upbeat and fun.

A unique piece that crams in an abundance of quintessentially “Japanese” specialties in the lyrics.

Even with time since its release, it still feels solidly groovy, boasting an authentic funk sound.

Catchy melodies, cool rhythms, and Tatsuya Ishii’s playful vocal work and dance all blend together to make it a joyful track.

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STYLISH WOMANkome kome CLUB14rank/position

Stylish Woman PV ~ Kome Kome Club

This was the single released just before Kome Kome Club disbanded for the first time.

After releasing the song in March 1996, they did not perform any live shows for the rest of the year and announced their breakup in November of the same year.

Despite the fate that awaited them, the song itself is bright and gives no hint of what was to come.

coolkome kome CLUB15rank/position

Cool Kome Kome Club

It’s included on their first album, Shari-Sharism.

Isn’t it a very Kome Kome Club-like song? The video is downright cool, and the camera briefly faces the audience—you can see the crowd doing the same moves together at that moment.

I want to drive you crazy.kome kome CLUB16rank/position

Kome Kome Club – I Want to Drive You Crazy (a K2C ENTERTAINMENT TOUR 2017 ~Osekihan~)

This is a cover of a Linda Yamamoto song.

It also features choreography that’s very Kome Kome Club.

The jumping moves really get the crowd hyped! Since it’s a live video, there’s some talking in the middle, but at their shows Kome Kome Club always does things you’d never expect.

Here comes Pururun Grandpa!kome kome CLUB17rank/position

Tatsuya Ishii / Here Comes Grandpa Pururun

It’s an uptempo, high-energy pop song.

After a life full of ups and downs, the grandpa declares, “I’ll keep chasing love even after I’m dead!” and sets out to find a hot girl, aiming for bodcon style.

With this much pep, he’ll probably live to 100—what a relief.

His wife might have her hands full, though…

I just can’t stopkome kome CLUB18rank/position

I just can’t stop

I associate it with James Onoda’s signature number.

Of course, it’s Yamamoto Linda’s big hit.

I’ve heard that Carl Smoky Ishii recommended it, saying it suits Onoda’s voice! Apparently, Yamamoto Linda herself has even appeared at their live show.

I want to hug you.kome kome CLUB19rank/position

I want to hold you C-C-B

It’s the commercial song for the “Chanto Chanto no Ajinomoto” campaign.

Even around that time, they seemed to be a cheerful, flamboyant band, and beyond the music itself, they were fun showmen.

The song expresses both the anxiety and excitement of love.

Maybe because of Kome Kome Club’s distinct character, they’ve collaborated with various types of companies as well.

Romantic Flightkome kome CLUB20rank/position

Kome Kome Club – Roman Hikō (All Night Fuji 1987)

Kome Kome Club is an indispensable artist representing the ’90s, and their “Roman Hikō” is truly their signature song.

When you listen to it, it brings back memories from that time, gets you excited, and makes you want to set off on a trip.

It’s the perfect song for fellow forty-somethings to get fired up with at karaoke while reminiscing about the ’90s!

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