RADWIMPS' Most Moving Songs & Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

SparkleRADWIMPS8rank/position

Sparkle [original ver.] -Your Name. Music Video edition- Trailer from the new album “Ningen Kaika” First Press Limited Edition DVD

One of the theme songs from the smash-hit animated film Your Name., this number evokes the emotion of the climax.

For many listeners, hearing this song brings back the protagonists’ miraculous story and the film’s beautiful imagery, stirring the heart.

The structure unfolds from a sparkling piano melody into a grand band sound, powerfully moving the listener’s emotions.

The track is included on RADWIMPS’ album Your Name., released in August 2016.

Its lyrics, which depict a strong resolve to uphold love while defying fate, mirror the story and are sure to bring tears.

It’s an inspiring song you’ll want to listen to when you need a touch of brilliance in everyday life.

It’s okayRADWIMPS9rank/position

RADWIMPS – It's All Right [Official Music Video]

The theme song of the 2019 film Weathering With You.

This song, filled with a heartfelt wish to support someone dear and to be relied upon, is one you should listen to when you feel lonely.

When we’re lonely or feeling down, we tend to shut ourselves off for some reason.

But surely, if you say “I want to see you” or “I want you to listen,” there’s at least one person who will be there for you.

When you listen to this song, I think the face of someone who cherishes you will come to mind.

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I miss youRADWIMPS10rank/position

RADWIMPS – Aitai

A gem of a song by RADWIMPS, with the repeated words “I want to see you” pressing on the heart.

It’s included on the album “2+0+2+1+3+1+1 = 10 years 10 songs,” released to mark ten years since the Great East Japan Earthquake.

It’s striking how the thoughts for the lives lost and the emotions of those left behind are expressed quietly yet powerfully.

The gentle sound of the guitar and Yojiro Noda’s vocals stay close to the listener’s heart.

It’s a song that can gently be there for those who have experienced parting with someone dear.

Along with warm memories, it may help those left behind take a new step forward.

It’s nothing.RADWIMPS11rank/position

Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

This song captivates with its soul-penetrating melody and delicate lyrics.

Created by RADWIMPS, it is included on the album “Your Name.” released in August 2016.

It was also used as the ending theme for the film of the same name, capturing the hearts of many.

The piece delicately portrays subtle emotional shifts in everyday life and the realizations that arise within human relationships, leaving a deep impression on listeners.

Listening to it again after watching the film allows you to grasp the deeper meanings of the lyrics.

It is a moving track that conveys the sorrow of parting from someone dear and the wish to share the precious time that remains.

ReunionRADWIMPS12rank/position

Reunion

RADWIMPS, a band that could be said to lead Japan’s rock scene, has captivated many fans with their overwhelming songwriting prowess and profound lyrics.

Among their works, “Reunion” explores the universal theme of friendship while unfolding the song through RADWIMPS’ uniquely philosophical approach, inviting deep empathy from listeners.

The track is included on the album “X to O to Tsumi to” and, while celebrating the importance of bonds and reunion, also portrays the depths of complex human relationships.

With RADWIMPS’ multifaceted musicality and its praise for unwavering friendship, this song is perfect for reminiscing about memories with friends or expressing gratitude to someone important.

Its message, resonant across generations, also lends itself well to new forms of expression, such as creating lyric videos on TikTok.

Ms. SeptemberRADWIMPS13rank/position

RADWIMPS – Ms. September [Official Live Video from “RADWIMPS Outdoor LIVE 2013 ‘Aoi to Mememe’”]

“September-san” evokes the crisp, clear skies of early autumn in September.

It’s a song released in 2006 by RADWIMPS, a rock band with a passionate fanbase.

Nowadays, they’re becoming a heavyweight presence in the Japanese rock scene—scoring films and writing songs for other artists—but this track came out when they were still just starting out.

“September-san” means “September 3,” the date of RADWIMPS’ final live show as an indie band.

It’s a song filled with anticipation for the battles to come as they stepped into the major scene.

A perfect track for bidding farewell to the sparkling summer and welcoming a new season.

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Yoimachi Jēn

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Song SevenRADWIMPS14rank/position

Nanoka

RADWIMPS, who continue to captivate countless listeners with their unique worldview.

Featured on their 2009 masterpiece Altcolony no Teiri, this song is especially striking for its structure, opening with a grand, gospel-like chorus.

Despite its six-and-a-half-minute length, the dramatic arc—from a quiet, storytelling tone to a chorus that erupts with emotion—never fails to stir the heart with each listen.

Lyrics by Yojiro Noda that affirm fate and express love for family—like “Oton to Okan” (Dad and Mom)—are surely etched deeply into the hearts of many who spent their youth with this music.

It’s a number that creates moving, unifying moments across entire venues at live shows, so give it a listen on a night when you want to forget the bustle of daily life and immerse yourself in music.