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RADWIMPS Ballad Songs: Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]
Speaking of RADWIMPS’ songs, their ballads—meticulously depicting delicate emotions in a way only Yojiro Noda can—are especially captivating.
You might find yourself wanting to listen to their music when spending time alone at night or when you wish to engage with music in a quiet space.
In this article, we’ll introduce RADWIMPS’ ballad songs in a ranked format.
Use it as a reference to find tracks you’ll want to savor during calm moments or listen to while reflecting on the lyrics.
RADWIMPS Ballad Songs: Popular Song Ranking [2026] (1–10)
25th chromosomeNEW!RADWIMPS1rank/position
Among RADWIMPS’ songs—who have led the Japanese rock scene—there are plenty of recommended rock ballads.
This track, in particular, is a standout.
The English lyrics in the chorus have captured the hearts of many listeners.
Also, with lyrics themed around chromosomes, it overflows with the kind of romantic sensibility that’s so characteristic of Yojiro Noda.
Featuring an acoustic section, a rap part, and a lead guitar with sweet phrases that hit just right, it’s a song that truly resonates.
me me sheNEW!RADWIMPS2rank/position
It’s a ballad that gently stays by your side in that hollowed-out feeling of loss, as if there’s a hole in your heart.
The song is included on RADWIMPS’ album “RADWIMPS 4: Okazu no Gohan,” released in December 2006.
Although it wasn’t released as a single, it can be called a hidden masterpiece that has been loved by many listeners for years.
In a way that overlaps with how the title “Memeshii” is read, it portrays with raw honesty the lingering feelings for a former lover mingled with one’s own ego.
The warm tone of the guitar and the conversational vocals really hit home, and each listen may bring a tightening ache to your chest.
On nights when there’s someone you simply can’t forget, or when you want to cry your heart out and look forward, why not give it a listen?
I miss youNEW!RADWIMPS3rank/position
This ballad was produced in March 2021, a major milestone marking ten years since the Great East Japan Earthquake.
RADWIMPS, who have continued to release works every March 11 with thoughts for the affected areas, placed this song at the end of their concept album “2+0+2+1+3+1+1 = 10 years 10 songs,” which serves as a culmination of those prayers.
The simple yet profound longing that Yojiro Noda reached after many years presses upon the heart, carried by delicate melodies of piano and strings.
Although it has no specific tie-in, it can be described as a number that gently stands beside those who carry feelings beyond words.
Please give it a listen on nights when you want to quietly recall someone dear, or when you want to face the emotions deep within your own heart.
leap day personNEW!RADWIMPS4rank/position
Written for the album “The Last 10 Years ~Original Soundtrack~,” released in March 2022, this piece is a grand ballad woven from piano and orchestral arrangements.
While it grapples with the heavy theme of death, its lyrics beautifully portray the miracle of meeting a loved one and the preciousness of life, moving listeners to the core.
Created as the theme song for the film “The Last 10 Years,” starring Nana Komatsu and Kentaro Sakaguchi, it also reflects deep immersion in the work—Yojiro Noda reportedly read the script nearly a hundred times before completing it.
It’s perfect not only for lingering in the film’s afterglow but also for those moments when you want to reaffirm the irreplaceable tenderness of everyday life; take your time and listen closely.
Suzume feat. ToakaNEW!RADWIMPS5rank/position
This is the theme song for the film Suzume, sung by Takaaki, who is active mainly on TikTok and has gained popularity.
Its translucent vocals, distinctive breathing, and mysterious sound have become a hot topic for being unforgettable after just one listen.
Film fans are also praising how brilliantly it captures the movie’s worldview.
It’s a song that reminds us of the fragility of life, the importance of those who support us, and the value of recognizing and honestly accepting our own feelings.
After listening, you’ll likely feel inspired to cherish the people close to you who support you even more.
