Potari Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Potari 'JUST' MV full ver. (Released May 14, 2014)

A slightly distorted guitar delivers a crunchy, satisfying rock number.

With its bright, explosive vibe, you might not notice it at first, but if you really listen to the lyrics, you start thinking, “What a terrible guy… I feel so bad for the protagonist…”

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Potari “MUSIC” MV (released January 17, 2018)

A four-piece girls’ band based mainly in Aichi Prefecture.

Counting from their previous incarnation, they boast an impressive 11-year activity span.

They’ve repeatedly placed in numerous music contests, steadily gaining recognition along with their skill.

The name “Potari” is pronounced with the accent on “Po.”

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Potari “Harunokaze” MV (Released March 22, 2017)

They are a highly skilled band that was selected as the first TAC Best Artist at the TSUTAYA ARTIST CONFERENCE.

Hailing from Aichi Prefecture, this four-member band is popular for lyrics that resonate deeply with women of their generation.

“Harunokaze” is a love song that, while tinged with sadness, still lifts your spirits.

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Potari “Summer Excuse” MV (released July 5, 2017)

If you’re in the mood to bask in loneliness or nostalgia, how about this song? It’s a track by Potali, a band that was active mainly in Aichi Prefecture, released as their 12th single in 2017.

It has a wonderfully solid, comfortable sound—one that makes you want to call it a “just-right band sound.” It feels like it stands right beside you, something you can listen to without putting on airs.

With lyrics that trace summer memories, it’s a guitar rock number that hits close to home and stirs the emotions.

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Potali “Broken Breath” MV (released February 6, 2019)

Potari is a girls’ band from Toyohashi City in Aichi Prefecture.

They won “TANK! the AUDITION” in 2012, rapidly raising their profile and actively performing afterward.

The song in the video is “Togireta Kokyū” (“Broken Breath”), included on their third album, Potari no 3, released in 2019.

It’s a fast-paced rock number with irresistibly straight-shooting vocals—a really invigorating track.

However, the band disbanded after releasing Potari no 3.

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