Porno Graffitti Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

LostPorunogurafiti57rank/position

Lost- Subtítulos en español y romanji Pornograffitti

“Lost” depicts the act of facing the departure of a loved one from this world.

Created by Akihito Okano, the vocalist of Porno Graffitti, it was made as a tribute to his late mother.

It portrays how even the most beautiful aspects of nature eventually fade away, singing of the sorrow of a reality too heavy to accept.

Even as memories of time spent with someone precious grow distant, this is a requiem that turns those feelings into song so they will never disappear.

Please listen to his voice—at times passionate, at times as if speaking gently to you.

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Love,too Death,tooPorunogurafiti58rank/position

PORNOGRAPHTTI “Love, too Death, too (Short ver.)” / PORNOGRAPHTTI “Love, too Death, too (Short ver.)”

As the 26th single, it serves as the lead single for the best albums “PORNO GRAFFITTI BEST ACE” and “PORNO GRAFFITTI BEST JOKER,” and perhaps with its inclusion on “JOKER” in mind, the jacket features a skull emblem.

It’s a song that weaves profound love between a man and a woman into a Baroque-style melody.

Ohhh!!! HANABIPorunogurafiti59rank/position

PornoGraffitti 'Ohhh!!! HANABI (Short Ver.)' / PORNOGRAFFITTI 'Ohhh!!! HANABI (Short Ver.)'

One of the quintessential sights of summer is fireworks, right? Maybe many of you are thinking about going to see them.

With that in mind, let me introduce “Ohhh!!! HANABI.” It’s a pop tune by PornoGraffitti that captures the butterflies of a man going out to watch fireworks with a woman.

Listening to it is sure to boost your excitement for a day out.

It also includes scenes of a festival, so you might enjoy focusing on those as well.

In any case, it’s brimming with seasonal vibes.

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ROLLPorunogurafiti60rank/position

Porno Graffitti 'ROLL (Short ver.)' / PORNOGRAFFITTI 'ROLL (Short ver.)'

A song that was also tied in with a commercial.

It opens with a gentle, subdued intro, but once the chorus hits, the feelings for her burst forth in a powerful vocal.

It’s a ballad, yet rich in variety, carrying emotions like frustration and longing for her.

The breadth of expression really showcases Porno’s seasoned craftsmanship.

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Sheep 〜Song of teenage love soldier〜Porunogurafiti61rank/position

Sheep 〜Song of teenage love soldier〜

This song brings back the faint memories of youth from my school days.

It vividly captures that restless feeling right before a confession, set to an upbeat tune.

I bet plenty of people have listened to this and felt, “All right, I’m going to confess!” In the song, the two end up liking each other, but how did it turn out in real life, I wonder?

Pardon the excessPorunogurafiti62rank/position

Pardon the excess

Pornograffitti’s “Hamidashi Gomen,” released digitally in January 2026, is an original song written as the opening theme for the TV anime Fire-Eating Bird: The Plumed Province’s Ragtag Fire Brigade, which is based on Shogo Imamura’s period novel.

As it was their first time providing a song for a period piece, Haruichi Shindo reportedly immersed himself in the original work and handled both lyrics and composition.

The carefully chosen, tradition-evoking Japanese phrasing fuses beautifully with a driving rock sound, making your heart swell just by listening.

It’s a track I especially recommend to anyone battling through the difficulties of modern life.

Apollo (Hiroshima dialect ver.)Porunogurafiti63rank/position

Pornograffitti Apollo Hiroshima dialect ver.

A song that radiates pride and love, sung in the Hiroshima dialect.

The local-version debut single by Porno Graffitti, released in September 1999, gained instant attention when it was used as the ending theme for the TBS program “Koko ga Hen da yo Nihonjin.” Its poetic imagery intertwines the grand dream of a moon landing with the stirrings of romance, made even more approachable by the warmth of Hiroshima-ben.

It’s the perfect track for anyone seeking a sense of nostalgia and hope for the future, or for those who want to experience the charm of Hiroshima through music.