ORANGE RANGE Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Viva★Rock ?Japanese side?ORANGE RANGE64rank/position

Naruto Ending 3 – ORANGE RANGE – Viva Rock (Japanese Side)

This is ORANGE RANGE’s third major single and their first tie-in song.

It’s a playful track featuring, at the beginning, a parody of the Famicom Wars TV commercial (itself originally a parody of the film Full Metal Jacket), along with carefree lyrics.

Amid the fun atmosphere, it also carries a supportive, uplifting message—like “So don’t rack your brains; you’re you”—making it a positive, cheer-song-like piece.

telepathy; tacit understanding (literally: ‘heart-to-heart communication’)ORANGE RANGE65rank/position

Orange Range – A Telepathy of the Heart

Ishin Denshin is a song by the Japanese mixture rock band ORANGE RANGE.

It was released on December 1, 2004.

The song was used in a commercial for au by KDDI featuring the band members themselves.

At the time, it was also popular as a chaku-uta (ringtone) and in karaoke.

escapismORANGE RANGE66rank/position

escapism

This is a song that lets you enjoy a whimsical, pop-style escape, as if you’ve wandered into a fairy-tale world.

Its fantastical setting—featuring a tin pianist and various animals—beautifully overlaps with the sense of the extraordinary you feel on a picnic.

The track appears on PANIC FANCY, an album released in July 2008 by ORANGE RANGE, a rock band from Okinawa; the album reached No.

1 on the Oricon weekly chart.

Within its cute melody are occasional, startling twists—classic ORANGE RANGE and utterly charming.

Step away from your busy routine and listen as you feel a pleasant breeze; the everyday scenery around you might begin to sparkle as if enchanted.

How about making it the perfect companion for your next picnic?

Wind, Forest, Fire, MountainORANGE RANGE67rank/position

ORANGE RANGE Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain

It’s a fairly up-tempo song, so I recommend it for younger listeners.

It’s not extremely intense—more of a mid-level feel—and that’s another nice point.

If you listen to it when you want a boost of energy or while running or doing a marathon, it might put a spring in your step.

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ORANGE RANGE – DANCE2 feat. Soy Sauce

This commercial depicts Yui Aragaki suddenly breaking into a dance with a Pocky in hand, expressing both the deliciousness of Pocky and the exhilaration it brings.

It unfolds from her secretly enjoying it at school to heading out into the town, and as others get swept up in the fun, it also conveys how widely loved Pocky is.

The song that emphasizes the gradually rising excitement and the playful atmosphere is ORANGE RANGE’s “DANCE2 feat.

Soy Sauce.” Its distinctive world infused with digital sounds and vocals layered with effects vividly captures a light, buoyant feel.

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telepathyORANGE RANGE×MONGOL80069rank/position

ORANGE RANGE × MONGOL800 – Telepathy | Trailer

Friends bound by a strong bond stay connected at heart no matter where they are! ORANGE RANGE’s “Ishin Denshin” makes you feel exactly that.

It’s an album track from “musiQ,” but it gained attention and popularity after being used in an au commercial.

While the song itself sings about the heart-to-heart connection between lovers in a long-distance relationship, many parts also resonate with the bond between friends striving in distant places.

I believe friends tied by a deep, strong bond share, in a sense, an emotional connection no different from lovers.

This is a song that makes you feel proud of a friendship that rivals any romantic relationship.

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ORANGE RANGE “*~Asterisk~” MV

Here’s a song by Orange Range, a rock band from Okinawa.

Its lyrics also use stars as a metaphorical theme.

It’s more like rapcore than straight rock.

In the music video, there’s a great scene where the members perform while gazing up at the night sky.

Perhaps to evoke the starry-sky imagery, many of their tracks use synthesizers.

The club-style four-on-the-floor beats and the guitar-driven rock sound are really cool.