Kome Kome Club Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

sure dansekome kome CLUB22rank/position

Kome Kome Club「sûre danse」[1987]

Kome Kome Club debuted in 1985.

They disbanded once, but reunited and are still active today.

They are a large ensemble, and their concerts feel almost like watching a musical, with singing, banter, and lively performances full of singing and dancing.

Their signature songs include “Roman Hikō” and “Kimi ga Iru Dake de.”

Just by you being herekome kome CLUB23rank/position

Just by you being here

It’s a bright, uplifting song, so I think it’s something you can listen to in many different situations.

When I listen to it in my free time, it brings back various memories and helps me reset my mood.

I’d recommend this song for those times when your heart feels a little tired.

Journey of Time ~REX’s Theme~kome kome CLUB24rank/position

Journey of Time

A very beautiful song featuring an ocarina player.

It was the theme song for the Kadokawa film “REX: A Dinosaur’s Story.” However, the movie was a big flop, and later Carl Smoky Ishii casually said it was “a mistake.” It’s a shame that such a good song never became widely known.

What is this?kome kome CLUB25rank/position

What is this? – Kome Kome Club

Included on their fourth album “GO FUNK.” The title comes from the phrase “go-han kuu” (to eat a meal).

The lyrics are quite nonsensical—or at least hard to understand—and the song has a lot of energy.

It’s often performed live, and it’s a track where James Onoda’s presence especially stands out.

Shake hipkome kome CLUB26rank/position

Kome Kome Club “Shake Hip!” (1986)

This is the 1986 promotional video released for Shake Hip.

It also features members who later left the group.

Since Shake Hip is a very popular song, various versions have been released, but this video is the first version.

Be dyed in my colors.kome kome CLUB27rank/position

Be dyed in my color

Since “Ai Know Magic,” Kome Kome Club has been putting out more love songs.

Thanks to the huge breakthrough with “Roman Hikō,” their appearances during prime time increased as well.

This is a love song with a slightly different flavor from the upbeat Kome Kome Club we’d known until then.

When they sang “Ore-iro ni somare” (“Be dyed in my colors”) live, the high-pitched screams of “Kyaaa!” from the crowd were unforgettable.

Love is mysteriouskome kome CLUB28rank/position

Kome Kome Club “Love Is Mysterious” (1993)

It was released in 1993 as Kome Kome Club’s 16th single.

The song was used in a TDK cassette tape commercial, and its music video was a lavish production with a flashy set that cost a great deal.

Alongside the eight core members of Kome Kome, additional supporting members also took part, making it a lively track that remains very popular among fans.