MONGOL800 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Love SongMONGOL80022rank/position

A Little Love Song

This is a love song sung by the most laid‑back figure in the rock scene, who has performed many anthems of youth.

Every MONGOL800 track conveys honest feelings with straightforward lyrics that hit you right away.

It’s a song I’d recommend to men who like punk.

DandelionMONGOL80023rank/position

MONGOL800 Dandelion

This is a track from the three-piece rock band MONGOL800, formed in Okinawa Prefecture, included on their 2001 album MESSAGE.

Despite being an indie release, the album became a mega-hit and is considered a classic.

If you keep listening to this closing track, something will happen.

BoyhoodMONGOL80024rank/position

Boyhood

A classic by Yosui Inoue is covered by a rock band from Okinawa.

With an energetic arrangement, the track blends nostalgia and freshness into one.

The lyrics, themed around the end of summer and childhood memories, hit straight to the heart.

Released in July 2024, the song is drawing attention alongside the announcement of MONGOL800’s Nansei Islands tour titled “MONGOL800 tropical tour 2024.” It’s perfect for when you want to look back on summer memories or sink into a nostalgic mood.

Highly recommended as driving BGM, too.

Thinking of my comradesKiyosaku (MONGOL800)25rank/position

Omouta: Thinking of My Companions

“Thinking of My Friends” is a song about the friends who, for some reason, are always by your side when you’re feeling down.

Sung by Kiyosaku of MONGOL800 for a JT commercial, this tune is woven with a light, upbeat melody that conveys the warm bond with a friend who suddenly shows up when work has you discouraged.

You don’t even confess why you’re feeling low—you just swap ridiculously silly stories—and somehow your energy gets recharged.

If you listen while picturing the friends who do the same for you, you may realize anew how much they support you every day.

It’s a heartwarming track that celebrates those laugh-out-loud friendships.

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Thinking of my cohortKiyosaku (MONGOL800)26rank/position

Omouta ~Thinking of a Colleague Who Joined the Company the Same Year~

“Thinking of My Colleague,” sung by Kiyosaku from MONGOL800, is a song about a relationship with a coworker you don’t really like.

It’s featured in JT’s “Omouta” series, in the “Thinking of My Colleague” edition.

The commercial stars Takumi Kitamura, who has appeared throughout the “Omouta” ads, and Nobuyuki Suzuki from Gekidan EXILE.

The colleague has a different personality and different strengths, and you can’t help but feel they’re not your cup of tea.

Yet you have to work together.

You clash because your personalities don’t match, but in the end you find joy in accomplishing one thing together.

Sometimes you have to do something with someone you dislike.

This song makes you feel that if you keep in mind the “fun” that might be waiting ahead and move forward with that thought, you might be able to enjoy your work.

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Thinking of my parentsKiyosaku (MONGOL800)27rank/position

Omouta ~Thinking of Parents~

Kiyosaku from MONGOL800 sings “Oya wo Omou” (Thinking of My Parents).

Used as the song in JT’s commercial featuring Takumi Kitamura, it expresses gratitude to parents one used to rebel against.

Parents always put you first and notice everything right away—but during adolescence, you fail to see their kindness and just push back.

Still, at important milestones, even if it’s embarrassing, you have to properly express your gratitude.

It’s a song filled with warmth: thank you for everything up to now, and please keep looking out for me from here on, too.

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GodMONGOL80028rank/position

God

Included on the 2009 album “eight-hundreds.” A three-piece rock band from Okinawa formed in 1998.

Their mellow, lyrical guitar sound is beautifully harmonized with drums and bass that command presence, delivering a masterful performance of sound production that shifts from quiet to dynamic.