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Okazaki Taiiku Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Taiiku Okazaki, who shot to fame with “MUSIC VIDEO,” a song about common tropes in music videos, has consistently made waves with his distinctive tracks and music videos, including songs that “sound like English songs but are actually in Japanese.” This time, I’d like to introduce a ranking of his most-listened-to songs so far this year.
Okazaki Taiiku Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
MUSIC VIDEOOkazaki Taiiku1rank/position
With his distinctive eye for observation, Okazaki Taiiku’s songs capture the humor of everyday life, satirically depicting classic music video tropes.
Set to a poppy, catchy melody, the lyrics vividly describe camera work, visual effects, and performers’ acting—practically a handbook for making music videos.
Included on his major-label debut album “BASIN TECHNO,” released in May 2016, this track won the New Face Award in the Entertainment Division at the 20th Japan Media Arts Festival.
With its humor-packed lyrics and visuals, it’s guaranteed to energize any party.
Perfect for occasions where everyone can laugh and have fun together, like company year-end parties or wedding after-parties.
Your AdventureOkazaki Taiiku2rank/position
This is the theme song for the anime Pokémon Sun & Moon by singer-songwriter Taiiku Okazaki.
It was used as the opening theme starting in October 2018, and Okazaki also performed the ending theme, which drew a lot of attention.
The classic, high-energy pop tune pairs perfectly with his familiar, easy-to-listen-to vocals.
The lyrics affirm that gaining experience—even getting sunburned or dirtying your clothes—becomes part of who you are, and they give you the courage to step into the unknown.
It’s a track brimming with positive energy that powerfully cheers on those who keep chasing their dreams, even if they’re clumsy or awkward.
It’s a hugely popular anime song that will surely give you a push when you’re starting a new challenge or feeling a bit down.
breakup songOkazaki Taiiku3rank/position
This song wraps a determined effort to turn a negative heartbreak into something positive in bright melodies and the sound of saxophone.
Created by Okazaki Taiiku, it serves as the lead track from the EP “Suplex,” released in March 2024.
Shinji Takeda joins on saxophone, with arrangement by Yoichiro Nomura.
It’s perfect for anyone who’s gone through a tough breakup but wants to look ahead, or for those seeking a karaoke crowd-pleaser that still resonates emotionally.
No matter what I do, it’s no good.Okazaki Taiiku4rank/position
This is a song that captures everyday “Oh no!” moments from Okazaki Taiiku’s characteristically humorous perspective.
Set to a lively “Basin Techno” sound, it candidly expresses the protagonist’s feelings as they sway between ideals and reality—and it’s so relatable.
Released in January 2019 on the album “SAITAMA,” where it was included as a “wholehearted throwaway track.” If you sing it as a self-deprecating bit at karaoke, I think it’ll get some laughs!
international studentMONKEY MAJIK × Okazaki Taiiku5rank/position
Many people probably couldn’t help but burst out laughing at the clever misheard-lyrics trick: “It sounds like an English love song, but it actually sounds like Japanese!” It’s a playful dance number created by the tag team of MONKEY MAJIK and Taiiku Okazaki.
The track was produced after they co-starred in the NHK morning drama Manpuku and was included on the album COLLABORATED, released in March 2019.
Combining the bittersweetness of studying abroad—depicted from Okazaki’s unique perspective—with MONKEY MAJIK’s classic love-song style, the song achieves a brilliant fusion.
Watching the protagonist, who initially feels lonely, finally shake everything off and break into dance gives you an uplifting boost, doesn’t it?
Pixels of EmotionOkazaki Taiiku6rank/position
Singer-songwriter Taiiku Okazaki has continued to showcase his multifaceted talents since his debut, working as a producer, engineer, and actor.
Featured on his second album, “XXL,” this track was selected as the opening theme for the music program COUNT DOWN TV in June 2017.
Characterized by its loud sound design and unique lyrics, it also garnered attention for its music video, which highlights intense performance scenes with a band.
This song fully embodies Okazaki’s hallmark style of sharply observing the humor hidden in everyday life and elevating it into music.
A recommended number for rock fans, it shines with his musical approach that seeks dialogue with listeners.
Fight on the WebOkazaki Taiiku7rank/position
A rap-rock track that thrillingly depicts online arguments! While unleashing a barrage of aggressive words in rap, it ultimately concludes by advising, “Hey, don’t fight,” which is quintessential Okazaki Taiiku.
This song is the lead track from the album FIGHT CLUB, released in October 2021, and it even has the unique backstory of being greenlit through a fan vote.
Blending a heavy, all-star band sound with lyrics full of irony and affection, it’s perfect for when you’re worn out by social media exchanges—a track that lands like a fierce counterpunch to modern society.