Sambomaster Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Rhapsody of YouthSambomasutā22rank/position

Sambomaster – Seishun Kyousoukyoku – Live

When you think of youth, it’s all about fiery rock! If you’re looking for a rock song bursting with youthful energy, Sambomaster’s “Seishun Kyōsōkyoku” (“Rhapsody in Youth”) is highly recommended.

It’s such an intensely passionate anthem of youth that it needs no introduction, and just listening to it is guaranteed to get you pumped! It’s a huge crowd-pleaser live as well, so if you get the chance, be sure to catch Sambomaster in concert.

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Saitō Ayumu

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Oh, this singing voiceSambomasutā23rank/position

Oh, this singing voice

It’s a fiery song.

At the live shows, you can’t help but throw your fist in the air.

It makes you want to hop up and down.

The lyrics—“Oh singing voice, lend strength to this weak me”—even bring me to tears.

When you hear this track, anyone in a band must feel like they want to be Sambomaster.

All I can say is, it’s just cool.

How about you?

I’ve gotta do something that seems impossible.Sambomasutā24rank/position

“We’ve gotta do what seems impossible” / Sambomaster

This song is perfect to listen to when you want to prove wrong the friends or teachers who think you can’t study.

With its straightforward, positive encouragement, it’s an ideal song for people working hard for exams.

It makes you want to keep going without giving up until the very end.

Don’t forget, don’t forgetSambomasutā25rank/position

Sambomaster / Don’t Forget, Don’t Forget MUSIC VIDEO

This song was written specifically for the drama “Gintama: Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku.” It’s a work by the three-piece rock band Sambomaster, released in 2020 as their 23rd single.

It fully showcases one of their charms—their energetic band sound.

The lyrics convey a warm message, saying, “I’m always thinking of you,” which really hits home.

It’s a very uplifting guitar rock track that makes you feel you’re not alone.

Perfect for when you want to clear your head!

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Araki Jakkan

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War and MeSambomasutā26rank/position

Sambomaster: War and Me

A rock band that confronts the absurdity of war with a soul-shaking cry—this is a song by Sambomaster.

A soldier, telling himself he’s protecting the ones he loves, points his gun at an unknown someone and is tormented by the act.

That anguish, torn apart by contradiction, is sung plainly and powerfully over a fervent performance.

The track appears on the acclaimed 2006 April release, “Boku to Kimi no Subete wo Rock’n Roll to Yobe.” Holding the fundamental question—“Why do we fight?”—close to your heart, you’ll be reminded of the preciousness of peace.

It’s a work that will pierce deeply into the heart of anyone who feels the same.

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Sambomaster “Kung Fu Rock” — June 8, 2002 @ Kobe Star Club

Sambomaster is a three-piece band formed in 2000.

Their 2005 single “Sekai wa Sore o Ai to Yobun da ze” was used as the ending theme for the drama “Densha Otoko,” and its major success brought them into the spotlight.

Their debut release was the 2001 indie album “Kikku no Tamashii.” The video features the album track “≈.”

Humanity!Sambomasutā28rank/position

Sambomaster / Humanity! MUSIC VIDEO

Sambomaster is a three-piece rock band that bases its sound on straightforward punk rock while incorporating various musical styles such as funk and hip-hop.

Their third digital-only single, “Humanity!”, written as the theme song for the information-variety show “Love it!”, features a backbeat-driven groove with a breezy, poppy ensemble.

The lyrics, which evoke the sense of a fresh beginning, make it a perfect wake-up BGM to brighten your morning.

With gentle vocals that soothe the heart, it’s a number that helps you start the day feeling great.

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Hoshino Takashi

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