Top Songs Ranking of Rekishi [2026]
Rekishi is the solo project of Takafumi Ikeda, the keyboardist of SUPER BUTTER DOG.
He always draws attention with humor-filled songs and music videos inspired by Japanese history, as well as collaborations with a variety of artists.
In this ranking, we’d like to introduce Rekishi’s most-listened-to songs of the year, in order!
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Rekishi Popular Song Rankings [2026] (21–30)
Crazy Baby Hanaregumirekishi29rank/position

It’s an incredibly cool live performance.
The synergy between the playing, the singing, and the audience is irresistible.
That soaring vocal is truly one of a kind—a national treasure of Japan, in my opinion.
I also love this song’s cute lyrics, and I find myself humming it without thinking.
Hidden Christian languagerekishi30rank/position

As the title suggests, it’s finished in a tango style—complete with an unexpected pun.
The guest is RHYMESTER.
Surprisingly, tango and rap go well together.
I’m truly impressed by the sheer range of their talents, even being able to create a tango track.
Rekishi Popular Song Rankings [2026] (31–40)
Kira Kira Bushi feat. Deyonnarekishi31rank/position

The CM song for Thor “Growth Anniversary: Vehicle Delivery” is Rekishi’s signature track “Kira Kira Bushi feat.
Deyonna.” The song is included on his second album, Rekitsu, released in 2011.
Rekishi often collaborates with guest artists, and the “feat.
Deyonna” on this track is Ringo Sheena—you can tell as soon as you hear the vocals.
True to its title, it’s a sparkling, poppy tune that gets the crowd hyped at festivals and live shows.
Yeah, let’s go to Lexyland.rekishi32rank/position

It’s probably—well, definitely—a parody of a certain theme park’s parade song.
The intro is almost exactly the same.
I’m curious whether the original creators won’t complain about it being this close.
The guest is Scha Dara Parr.
Their music and rap go really well together with this artist.
Hey, Badiarekishi33rank/position

A song provided by Rekishi for Negicco, a three-member idol unit based in Niigata.
It’s finished with a groove that’s a bit characteristic of Rekishi.
He’s really good at making upbeat, catchy tracks.
The intentionally cheap-sounding drums are a nice touch.
lesser cuckoorekishi34rank/position

Featuring guest vocalist Yuko Ando.
Even though she sings in Japanese, her voice is so good you might think she’s delivering chic English.
It definitely doesn’t sound like she’s speaking in a stilted, textbook way.
The song itself is a strangely stylish ballad, and the piano accompaniment is slick.
Elektrimi feat. Anmitsu-himerekishi35rank/position

A perfect Latin-electro track for summer! Released in July 2024, this song captivates with Rekishi’s signature worldview that fuses history and the present.
The lyrics, inspired by Edo-period inventor Gennai Hiraga, depict a love that tingles like electricity.
Kyoko Koizumi’s feature is also a hot topic.
Highly recommended for those who enjoy original music that blends humor-filled lyrics with historical elements.
Give it a listen and feel the buzz yourself!


