Sakanaction Popular Song Rankings [2026]

GO TO THE FUTURESakanakushon36rank/position

GO TO THE FUTURE

An emotional song that captures the essence of Sakanaction.

It’s the title track from their first album, “GO TO THE FUTURE,” released in May 2007.

Originally written acoustically, it was reborn with a band arrangement that incorporates a three-beat rhythm, resulting in a sound with a distinctive sense of weightless drift.

The world conjured by Ichiro Yamaguchi—like moving through fog, filled with resolve for the future—seems to gently give listeners a push forward.

It’s a classic loved by fans since the early days.

If you want to start something new but feel uncertain, I hope you’ll give it a listen.

This song will surely give you the courage to move ahead.

CentreSakanakushon37rank/position

Sakanaction / Sen to Rei

I was surprised to learn that this song is Sakanaction’s debut track.

It’s amazing that they were making such a cool and wonderful song at the time of their debut.

These days, I feel like they have more mature songs, but I thought this kind of song is great too.

It made me appreciate Sakanaction’s talent all over again.

DocumentSakanakushon38rank/position

Sakanaction / Document -Music Video-

Like other songs by Sakanaction, this track is a characteristically Sakanaction piece with a relaxed, pleasant, and somewhat dark atmosphere.

However, the music video for this song is an extremely striking work.

I highly recommend watching it at least once.

Morning SongSakanakushon39rank/position

Morning Song / Sakanaction (Acoustic Cover)

On days off, sleeping in until noon is nice, but getting up early and spacing out can be a pretty luxurious way to spend time too, right? SAKANACTION’s “Morning Song” is perfect for moments like that.

The lyrics seem to carry a deeper meaning, making it a track that really gets you thinking.

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Omotesando 26:00Sakanakushon40rank/position

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Its unique worldview, as if slicing out a fragment of the city at night, is captivating.

This piece is included on Sakanaction’s album “kikUUiki,” released in March 2010.

Amid a mysterious atmosphere where reality and fiction intersect, it portrays urban loneliness and the inner conflicts of human beings.

Ichiro Yamaguchi’s delicate vocals and the band’s skillful performance weave an inventive sound that grips the listener and won’t let go.

Listening to it while walking through the city late at night may make you feel as though you’ve stepped into the world of the lyrics.

It’s a recommended track for moments when you want to reflect on yourself amid urban life.

The dance music I wanted to hear, at LIQUIDROOMSakanakushon41rank/position

This is the B-side track of Shin Takarajima.

It’s packed with funk elements, making it an easy-to-listen, upbeat song that gets you moving.

You can sense how important the Liquidroom event “NF,” hosted by Sakanaction, is to them.

Ame(a)Sakanakushon42rank/position

Sakanaction / Ame(a) – I tried singing it

This is a dance track themed around rain.

It evokes a slightly mysterious mood while expressing the feeling of being down because of the rain.

But I don’t want to blame the rain… It’s a song about searching for reasons why things aren’t going well.

Let’s lift the spirits that have sunk from the stretch of rainy days.