RADWIMPS Cheer Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

SparkleRADWIMPS11rank/position

Sparkle

This is a song distinguished by lyrics that resonate with the heart and a moving melody.

While weaving in grand themes such as fate and the future, it sings about the importance of cherishing special moments in everyday life.

It is included on RADWIMPS’s album “Ningen Kaika,” released in November 2016, and is also known as a featured song in the blockbuster film “Your Name.” Together with the film, the song sparked a social phenomenon.

It’s recommended for those who feel the sparkle of love, sense a fateful encounter, or wish to etch memories with someone dear into their hearts.

Give it a listen when your heart feels tired or when you need the courage to take one more step.

leap day personRADWIMPS12rank/position

RADWIMPS – Leap Day Person [Official Music Video]

A poignant song by RADWIMPS written as the theme for the film “The Last 10 Years.” It portrays the fragility of spending limited time with a loved one and highlights the preciousness of life.

The lyrics strikingly express a contradiction of modern society: physical distance can shrink, yet emotional distance remains.

The sense of helplessness and inner conflict—wanting to do something for someone you love but being unable to—hits close to the heart.

It’s a song that stays close to the sorrow of losing someone important while evoking hope for a reunion.

made-to-orderRADWIMPS13rank/position

RADWIMPS – Order Made [Official Music Video]

It’s a song they released in 2008.

RADWIMPS’s “Song of Life” is a piece whose gentleness extends beyond sheer power, isn’t it? I feel like Yojiro Noda’s magical words in this track unravel the value and meaning of our existence here.

He explicitly said that this song is a dialogue with God, but when I wonder who exactly is placing the “order-made,” I find the strength to keep living welling up again.

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Yoshizaki Keiko

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Kokoro no NakaRADWIMPS14rank/position

RADWIMPS – Kokoro no Naka Movie (StayHome ver.)

This song captivates the heart with RADWIMPS’ crystal-clear vocals.

Released on social media in June 2020, it carries a message of hope born during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Its powerful words, filled with the wish for everyday life to return, give listeners the courage to look forward even in difficult times.

The lyrics, shining with Yojiro Noda’s delicate sensibility, harmonize beautifully with a simple yet deeply resonant melody.

It’s a song I especially want those going through tough periods to hear—it will surely become a source of support.

traces of prayerRADWIMPS15rank/position

RADWIMPS – Kiseki

RADWIMPS is a rock band that captivates fans with film scores that deeply resonate with each work and band songs marked by a singular, unparalleled individuality.

Their second indie single, “Kiseki,” is particularly striking for its rapidly shifting ensemble.

Its message—depicting the joys and hardships of living—prompts many listeners to reflect, overlaying it with their own lives and feelings.

It’s a rock tune whose catchy melodies and arrangements linger in the ear, evoking the meaning of life.

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Hoshino Takashi

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me me sheRADWIMPS16rank/position

RADWIMPS – me me she [Official Music Video]

A beautiful love song by RADWIMPS.

It’s a tear-jerking masterpiece packed with RADWIMPS’ signature style, and the title “me me she” is read as “memeshii” (meaning ‘effeminate’ or ‘spineless’ in Japanese).

Everyone, after a breakup, has those moments of thinking, “I don’t know how to bounce back or how to fall in love again,” don’t they? Toward the end of the lyrics, there’s a moving message that says, “Because of the time I spent with you, I’ve learned to love myself,” followed by a heartfelt thank-you.

If you can process this heartbreak within yourself the way this song does, maybe you’ll be able to move on to what’s next.

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Hane Keisuke

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Is there still anything that love can do?RADWIMPS17rank/position

RADWIMPS – Is There Still Anything That Love Can Do? [Official Music Video]

A four-piece rock band, RADWIMPS continues to showcase their wide-ranging musical talents, from hook-filled rock sounds to film scores.

This track, featured on the soundtrack of the animated film Weathering with You, has an emotional ensemble highlighted by a striking piano.

Its message—asking what one can do for someone else—conveys an unwavering strength of will, even as the scenery changes.

It’s a song that stays close to your heart when you’re feeling down, gently lifting your spirits and helping you look forward.

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Hoshino Takashi

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A Distant LoveRADWIMPS18rank/position

RADWIMPS – Saihate Aini [Official Music Video]

A RADWIMPS song that further elevated their career in 2016 as the theme song for a blockbuster film.

Its refreshing melody, combined with a memorable title, became a major talking point when it was featured in a commercial.

The catchy melody makes you want to hum along.

The Brink of NightRADWIMPS19rank/position

RADWIMPS – Brink of the Night

The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred in March 2011.

Since the following year, RADWIMPS has released a song related to the disaster every March 11.

This song, “Yoru no Fuchi” (The Brink of Night), was released in 2019, eight years after the earthquake.

Even from the title, it’s clear that it isn’t a bright song, but when anyone feels down or anxious, it can feel like being in pitch darkness, like the night.

This track seems to empathize with that sinking feeling and the fear that morning may never come.

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utatane

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empty windowRADWIMPS20rank/position

RADWIMPS – Empty Window

Since 2012, RADWIMPS has released numerous songs in support of post-disaster recovery.

“Kusama” is a song released in 2018 that sings about what was felt, what changed, and what did not change seven years after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.

It’s a song that conveys a strong resolve to pass on what happened then to the future.

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Saitō Ayumu

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