OKAMOTO’S Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Where Do We Go?OKAMOTO’S8rank/position

Non-credit video of TV anime Dr. STONE NEW WORLD Cour 1 ending theme “Where Do We Go?”

This track is characterized by powerful vocals and a driving, exhilarating sound.

It was released in April 2023 as the ending theme for the first cour of Season 3 of the TV anime Dr.

STONE.

The lyrics explore themes such as the journey of life, one’s destination, and the importance of love.

The striking phrase “No one is born without the gene for love” really resonates.

The song conveys a will to keep moving forward toward an uncertain future—perfect for anyone searching for the path they should take.

ART( OBKR / Yaffle Remix ) feat. Gottz,Tohji,Shurkn PapOKAMOTO’S9rank/position

OKAMOTO’S 『ART( OBKR / Yaffle Remix ) feat. Gottz,Tohji,Shurkn Pap』MUSIC VIDEO

A litany of the dark sides of modern society.

You can savor the feeling of staring into that darkness.

A life that keeps losing to the lure of money, even as you atone for days filled with emptiness.

If you listen when you feel that futility, it might awaken you.

This track lets you experience the heavy, murky darkness of money.

Recommended for those who want a rap number that satirizes contemporary times.

It’s not quite deranged.

SEXY BODYOKAMOTO’S10rank/position

OKAMOTO’S　『OKAMOTO’S「SEXY BODY」MUSIC VIDEO（YouTube ver.）』

This is the fifth single by OKAMOTO’S, a four-piece rock band formed by classmates from their junior high days, who took their name out of admiration for Taro Okamoto.

It’s a rock number whose colorful ensemble creates originality, even though it rides on a simple four-on-the-floor beat that almost makes you forget it’s there.

The technical yet melodic slap bass solo injects tension and drive into the track.

It’s a fierce yet comfortable work that showcases the importance of the bass in rock.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Young JapaneseOKAMOTO’S11rank/position

OKAMOTO’S 『Young Japanese』OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

OKAMOTO’S is a four-piece rock band featuring Hama Okamoto on bass, the son of Masatoshi Hamada from Downtown.

Their fourth digital single, Young Japanese, used as the opening theme for the TV drama “Nao-chan wa Shougaku Sannensei,” makes an immediate impact with its opening bassline.

The backing, which incorporates slap, supports the track while asserting a distinct presence.

It’s a funky number that should be satisfying to play for bassists who are getting tired of sticking to root notes.

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Hoshino Takashi

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rainbowOKAMOTO’S12rank/position

OKAMOTO’S “Niji” (Rainbow)

OKAMOTO’S discovered a new frontier in pop with Niji.

They’re often known as a rock band that doesn’t change chords much, but this track is distinctive for how the chords closely follow the melodic line.

It’s a song that’s sure to bring the house down live, with the audience fully swept up in the excitement!

Blue HeavenOKAMOTO’S13rank/position

OKAMOTO’S “Blue Heaven”

Included on the 2013 album “OKAMOTO’S.” Theme song for the drama “Shirato Osamu no Jikenbo.” A four-piece rock band that made their major debut in 2010.

It’s a track where an upbeat, feel-good rock rhythm and Britpop-like melodies come together coolly.

Dance With MeOKAMOTO’S14rank/position

OKAMOTO’S 『Dance With Me』

It’s said to be a song that carries quite a heavy meaning, incorporating the band OKAMOTO’S own internal struggles.

Various anecdotes have been shared by the members themselves—for instance, Shigeru Kishida of Quruli served as producer, had all the members write lyrics, and even made them perform in sync with choreography.