SEKAI NO OWARI Popular Song Rankings [2026]

turquoiseSEKAI NO OWARI29rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI “Turquoise”

In this commercial where Mitsuki Takahata appears alongside the members of SEKAI NO OWARI, you can see them jamming on “Turquoise.” The performance kicks off with Takahata’s cue of “One, two, three!” and then Fukase and Takahata layer their vocals over the accompaniment.

It’s striking how everyone—both SEKAI NO OWARI and Takahata—looks like they’re having a great time.

In the latter half of the ad, they all raise cans of Hyoketsu for a toast, and Takahata’s straightforward line, “Ah—so good!” leaves a strong impression.

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Hane Keisuke

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umbrellaSEKAI NO OWARI30rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI「umbrella」

A fantastical medium-tempo ballad that personifies a voiceless “umbrella” and portrays its pure will to protect someone.

Released by SEKAI NO OWARI in June 2020, the song also drew attention as the theme for the drama “Dragon Road: Two-Faced Avenger.” Written from the perspective of an umbrella that shouldn’t have emotions, the lyrics convey a poignant determination to protect a cherished person, even at the cost of self-sacrifice, resonating deeply with many fans.

When you strongly wish to protect someone, or on nights when you feel lonely, listening to it may bring warm tears to your eyes.

Love the warzSEKAI NO OWARI31rank/position

Love The Warz

Ironically, the very pretext of protecting peace ends up sparking conflict.

This is a song by SEKAI NO OWARI that confronts that searing contradiction.

Beneath its dreamy, pop sound, the theme exposes the dangers lurking in words like “peace” and “love,” sharply shaking the listener’s values.

The track is included on the acclaimed album ENTERTAINMENT, released in July 2012, which won the Excellence Album Award at the 54th Japan Record Awards.

It’s a profound piece that makes you realize how fragile the peace we take for granted truly is—so much so that the weight of that reality tightens in your chest.

Time machineSEKAI NO OWARI32rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI “Time Machine”

Fukase, the vocalist of SEKAI NO OWARI, is known for his impressively high, soft voice.

Many male singers with higher ranges may use his vocals as a reference.

In that case, we recommend the song Time Machine.

In this track, Fukase’s vocal softness and height really shine.

There are few long sustained notes and no sections that require belting, making it easy to sing, and the falsetto—emphasizing that softness—appears repeatedly.

It’s recommended for those who want to practice singing soft, high parts.

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Ryo

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PLAYSEKAI NO OWARI33rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI “Play” High Quality Audio

SEKAI NO OWARI’s “PLAY” is a song that compares life to a game and makes you feel like saying, “Alright, let’s do our best today, too.” Included on the 2015 album “Tree,” the track was used as the Thursday theme song from April to September 2014.

Along with lyrics that feel like you’re playing an RPG, the melody also carries game-like tones.

Even if you’re pushed to rock bottom, the lyrics tell us that life can take many forms depending on how you feel—and they give you the courage to move forward!

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SAKI

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RomanticSEKAI NO OWARI34rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI「Romantic」【Official Audio】

A ballad by SEKAI NO OWARI that delicately depicts emotions shifting with the changing seasons.

The track features a lively beat with a touch of jazzy flair, creating a pleasant, easygoing atmosphere.

Its lyrics deftly express the gap between expectation and reality felt amid the passing seasons, resonating deeply with listeners.

Released on May 10, 2024, the song also serves as the theme for the drama “9 Border.” It’s a recommended listen for those who relate to the complex feelings that emerge at the turn of the seasons.

StargazerSEKAI NO OWARI35rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI "Stargazer"

Stargazer, the track that closes their major third album Eye, which was released simultaneously with the album Lip.

The contrast between its grand, otherworldly ensemble and mysterious lyrics draws listeners into its unique world.

The key stays low throughout, making it easy to sing, but since each phrase is layered with vocals, you’ll need to be mindful of where to breathe when performing it at karaoke.

It’s also a song that lets you experience the challenge of conveying a melody with minimal dynamic variation, so why not give it a try?

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Hoshino Takashi

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