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Yuji Oda Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Do you know who sang the theme song for the TV drama “Bayside Shakedown,” starring Yuji Oda?

It was actually him.

Oda is famous as an actor, but he’s also active as a singer.

For those who aren’t familiar yet, here’s a ranked introduction to his popular songs.

Yuji Oda Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

FLY HIGHOda Yūji8rank/position

Yuji Oda — Over and Over Again / World Athletics Championships Athens Theme Song
FLY HIGHOda Yūji

This song, which sings of the determination to soar high toward one’s dreams, is a stirring number by Yuji Oda that warms the heart.

It’s well known as the theme song for the 1997 IAAF World Championships broadcast on TBS.

Oda’s own straightforward lyrics are truly encouraging.

Composed by GARDEN and arranged by Akihiko Matsumoto, the track delivers an irresistible sound—pop yet dramatic and full of dynamism.

Released in July 1997 as one of the double A-side single “Over and Over Again / FLY HIGH,” this piece feels like a powerful push on your back when you’re taking on a challenge or need that extra step of courage.

Happy BirthdayOda Yūji9rank/position

[Late 20s Male Karaoke] Happy Birthday / Yuji Oda [Original Key]
Happy BirthdayOda Yūji

This is Yuji Oda’s fifth single, released in 1991.

The song is themed around a birthday filled with bittersweet feelings—wanting to say “happy birthday” to someone important, yet being unable to convey those feelings.

It reminds us that having someone by your side and being able to celebrate together is actually very precious and a source of happiness.

It makes me feel grateful for the chance to celebrate a dear friend.

When singing it at karaoke, sticking to the original key might be quite tough for many men.

You are here now.Oda Yūji10rank/position

"Now, Here You Are in Paris" by Yuji Oda (2003 World Athletics Championships theme song) Lyrics: Yuji Oda / Music: GARDEN
You are here now.Oda Yūji

A song by Yuji Oda that conveys a strong will to step onto the stage of one’s dreams and a powerful desire to deliver results on that grand stage.

Released as a single in 2001, it was chosen as TBS’s theme song for the 2001 World Athletics Championships.

It gently supports those who turn great expectations into strength and dare to take on challenges.

Truly an inspiring anthem that mirrors the spirit of athletes.