Karaoke Rankings of Popular RADWIMPS Songs [2026]

PicnicRADWIMPS57rank/position

Toilet no Pietà Trailer

It was released in 2015 as RADWIMPS’s 17th single.

The song was written at the request of Daishi Matsunaga, the director of the film Pietà in the Toilet, which stars vocalist and guitarist Yojiro Noda, and it was used as the movie’s theme song.

The band enjoys immense popularity among high school students.

tinplateRADWIMPS58rank/position

RADWIMPS – Tin (Buriki)

The song “Buriki” by RADWIMPS has been chosen as the ending theme for the short film “Tadaima.” Originally, it was written by vocalist Yojiro Noda in response to the sorrowful events caused by a disaster.

Set to a slow, music-box-like melody, it depicts grief and the process of overcoming it.

The most notable feature of the piece is a section that employs vibrato in a high register.

However, since the tempo is slow, it should be approachable even for those who aren’t confident with high notes.

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World’s End GirlfriendRADWIMPS59rank/position

RADWIMPS – World End Girlfriend [Official Music Video]

This track is included on ANTI U, the album RADWIMPS released for the first time in about four years as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of their major-label debut.

It’s a love song that shines with a nostalgic band sound.

The full-on guitar-pop arrangement and lyrical melody resonate deeply with listeners.

It’s the perfect number for moments when you want to look back on memories of love or reaffirm your feelings for someone special.

Song SevenRADWIMPS60rank/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.

Ten Thousand Cheers, A Thousand ChantsRADWIMPS61rank/position

Banzai Sensho

RADWIMPS is a rock band that enjoys overwhelming support from a wide range of listeners.

Among their songs, Banzai Senshou stands out for its sheer intensity and celebratory spirit that shakes the listener to the core.

Included on their December 2018 album ANTI ANTI GENERATION, this piece was written specifically for NHK’s “RADWIMPS 18 Festival.” During the broadcast in October 2018, it was performed together with 1,000 members of the 18-year-old generation, leaving a profound impact.

Its powerful message—pushing forward despite personal struggles—combined with the grandeur of the choral arrangement is truly breathtaking.

When you’re close to losing heart, or when you want to unite with your friends as one, listening to this song will surely give you a boost.

Be sure to feel that energy for yourself.

ShoutRADWIMPS62rank/position

RADWIMPS – Scream [Official Music Video]

It’s a fascinating song where utterly ordinary things are expressed in a grandiose way.

By portraying everyday, unremarkable moments on an epic scale, it makes you realize you might be wasting your days by spending them all the same.

It’s a track I especially want people who are tired of the daily grind to hear.

Dream LanternRADWIMPS63rank/position

Dream Lantern

This is a song known as the opening theme of the film Your Name.

It features a refreshing, fast-paced sound, depicting young people’s dreams, hopes, and their fragility.

The lyrics resonate powerfully with listeners.

Included on the album Your Name., released in August 2016, it is deeply tied to the film’s world.

The song itself is short and set in a relatively low key, making it perfect for those looking for something easy to sing at karaoke.

With its gentle melody, it lets you relive the film’s emotion as you sing, making it a great choice for creating memories with friends.