ORANGE RANGE Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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ORANGE RANGE 'Rakyō' Music Video

“Rakuyou” is a single by ORANGE RANGE released in November 2003, produced by Satori Shiraishi.

It peaked at No.

10 on the Oricon chart.

It is characterized by the incorporation of Okinawan musical elements.

The video is a cover version.

STEP BY STEPORANGE RANGE30rank/position

Speaking of ORANGE RANGE, the image that comes to mind is bright, fun music! But this song is a rare breakup ballad.

Even though they’ve decided to part ways, they can’t take the final step when they think about each other—the lyrics capture the feelings of these two people.

Hello sunshine Hello futureORANGE RANGE31rank/position

ORANGE RANGE – Hello Sunshine Hello Future

I used to wonder when I would finally reach the future I’m aiming for.

There was a time when I thought about that a lot.

Then this song taught me: “The future is made by who you are now.” Ever since, I decided to live the present with everything I’ve got.

Love ParadeORANGE RANGE32rank/position

Orange Range – Love Parade (best audio) ラヴ・パレード

This karaoke song is by ORANGE RANGE, an artist whose mischievous, summer-song-savvy band sound is extremely popular among younger audiences.

It boasts a high level of polish that showcases the prowess behind their many hit tracks and conveys a professional quality that fits perfectly for sunny days.

Natural popORANGE RANGE33rank/position

ORANGE RANGE Иatural Pop

It reminds me of my student days, when I spent time making a racket like a fool and just having a great time.

Back then I practically lived on seaweed.

I figured I could think about tomorrow when tomorrow came—that was the vibe.

But now I’m an adult, and I wonder where that purity and straightforwardness went.

This song makes me think about those things.

OneORANGE RANGE34rank/position

ORANGE RANGE – one

This song, One, was released in limited quantities at live venues and on the official website as a charity single for the Great East Japan Earthquake.

A portion of the proceeds was donated as relief funds to the affected areas.

Inspired by seeing people working hard in the disaster-hit regions on TV and wanting to do something—to cheer them on—the feelings were put into this song.

It’s a simple yet deeply moving message of support: let’s move forward step by step, steadily.

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SP Thanx

This is a song I discovered when I was sad after a fight with my best friend.

I knew I was in the wrong, but I couldn’t be honest—didn’t want to be.

I listened to it while facing that side of myself and cried alone; to me, it’s the song of my youth.