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Ranking of Road of Major's Popular Songs [2026]
I think it’s a band whose name most people have heard.
They’ve released many cheer songs and uplifting tracks, so I find them to be a very likable band without any unpleasant edge.
Lord of Major’s songs, with their straightforward lyrics that hit directly, are still highly popular today.
I’ve put together a ranking of those songs.
Lord of Major Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Precious thingsroodo obu mejyaa1rank/position
This is a captivating track featuring a heart-pounding, exhilarating rock sound and passionate lyrics about the bonds between friends.
It’s perfect for spring, when farewells and new encounters intertwine and you want to etch your unchanging feelings into your heart! Released in August 2002 as Road of Major’s indie debut, it stayed in the Oricon Top 10 for an incredible 19 consecutive weeks and sold around 900,000 copies.
It’s a foundational number for the band, also included on the album “ROAD OF MAJOR.” If you’re feeling anxious about a new environment but want to turn cherished memories into strength and move forward, this is a must-listen.
Its warm encouragement is sure to powerfully support your new chapter!
Kokoro-eroodo obu mejyaa2rank/position
Released on November 17, 2004, this is the opening theme of the first season of the anime Major.
A youth-driven punk rock song brimming with a sense of speed, its positive lyrics made it a beloved classic among baseball fans and as a cheer song for high school baseball.
Since vocalist Kitagawa sings mainly in chest voice without using falsetto, it’s highly recommended for those who can sing clearly and crisply.
The overall vocal range is D3–C5, and it climbs into the higher range toward the chorus, so it’s very important not to overstrain or push too hard.
Keep your throat open and project your voice as if aiming far into the distance.
It feels great to sing at karaoke, so go big and sing it grandly!
Dear you,roodo obu mejyaa3rank/position
Graduation is also a time to express gratitude to the parents who raised you.
How about taking courage from this song and conveying feelings that you usually find too embarrassing to put into words? Known for hits like “Kokoe” and “Taisetsu na Mono,” the rock band Road of Major released this track as a single in 2005.
It’s a grand ballad featuring resonant acoustic guitar and strings.
From the vocals, you can feel an overflow of emotion poured into each and every word of the lyrics.
Farewell, Azure Visageroodo obu mejyaa4rank/position
When it comes to songs that perfectly suit high school baseball, many people probably think of “Saraba Aoki Omokage.” This track was specially written by Road of Major as the opening theme for the anime MAJOR Season 2, which depicts the achievements of high school baseball players.
It also drew attention for its CD jacket collaboration with the anime.
The lyrics portray the passion of youth and baseball, and combined with the impassioned vocals, they really tug at the heartstrings.
Another appeal is the sense of hope for the future that the song conveys.
PLAY THE GAMEroodo obu mejyaa5rank/position
Entrance exam study is about persevering toward your goal without breaking—this song gives you the power to do just that.
It’s a track by the rock band Road of Major, also known for their hit “Kokoro-e,” released in 2007 as their seventh single.
It was used as the opening theme for the baseball anime MAJOR ~3rd season~.
This guitar-driven rock tune matches its high-energy sound with a strong, resonant vocal.
There’s even a touch of nostalgia in the air.
Give it a listen to ignite your motivation for the exams.
Our song only for usroodo obu mejyaa6rank/position
Our Song for Us, which cheers on the players sprinting full speed across the court, carries a fiery message that feels like it powers a post-timeout power play.
This track strengthens the sense of camaraderie, making it perfect as an anthem to boost the will to win.
If it’s played during basketball practice or to support the team in a game, it will raise morale and create unity.
Even in a high-tension match, riding this song’s rhythm might fill you with courage.
rough runroodo obu mejyaa7rank/position
“Zassou” by the four-piece rock band Road of Major.
It’s an up-tempo, high-energy track that will boost your mood on a drive.
It’s a wonderful song that makes you feel like tackling your dreams for the future with the toughness of a weed—let’s give it our all!
Toward the azure skyroodo obu mejyaa8rank/position
Soten ni Mukatte was used as the campaign song for “mod’s hair: Summer Has a Different Vibe.” It’s performed by the Japanese rock band Road of Major.
The band was formed through headhunting in the documentary project “Road of Major” on the TV show Hamaraja.
This is their fourth major-label and seventh overall single.
With a melody that evokes the nostalgia of youth, it’s a pleasantly crafted piece—a positive message song that says it’s okay to stumble, as long as you keep moving forward little by little!
Kazekaroodo obu mejyaa9rank/position
“Kazeka” is included on Road of Major’s 2005 album “ROAD OF MAJOR II.” Although it’s an album track, it’s popular among fans.
It has a rhythmic feel, and the chorus in particular is very pleasant.
It’s a song that lifts your spirits when you listen to it.
Starry sky and moonlightroodo obu mejyaa10rank/position
The contrast between the light, breezy melody and the bittersweet feeling is incredibly cool.
It’s a song that conveys both sorrow and strength.
The chorus melody is very memorable—something you could probably remember after just one listen.
I’d love to listen to it on a clear, starry night.