Sexy Zone's Support Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Sexy Zone "Cha Cha Cha Champion" (short ver.)

This song, which was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s “World Cup Volleyball” in 2015, is Sexy Zone’s ninth single, released that same year.

When it comes to the World Cup Volleyball theme song, Johnny’s groups have traditionally taken on the role, giving it a reputation as a gateway to success within Johnny’s.

This track was also created with volleyball cheering in mind—an upbeat, high-energy number that gets you pumped and seems perfect for fans of all ages to enjoy while cheering.

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utatane

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Sexy Zone ｢Sexy Zone｣ (short ver.)

Released as Sexy Zone’s debut single and sharing the same title as the group name, this song was chosen as the image song for the 2011 FIVB World Cup.

While many cheer songs are bright and high-energy, this one doesn’t go for that vibe—instead, it’s a sexy and cool anthem.

It carries the message that even when you’re struggling or feeling down, believe in yourself and keep working toward the dream you’ve envisioned.

It’s a song filled with hope, saying that if you do your best, you can create a magnificent view before you.

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SAKI

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Sexy Zone “Gyutto” (short ver.)

An encouraging song by Sexy Zone that lights a warm glow in your heart, telling you to accept every version of yourself and keep going tomorrow.

Chosen as the theme song for the drama “Wagahai no Heya de Aru” starring Fuma Kikuchi, this track was released in October 2017.

It’s also known for having lyrics written by member Fuma Kikuchi and choreography created by all the members.

With a message that gently says “It’s okay” on days when things don’t go well, it’s sure to wrap listeners’ hearts in kindness.

If you listen to it when you’re a little tired or want to cheer yourself up, you might feel the tension ease from your shoulders and find a more positive outlook.

I miss you. I want to see you.Sexy Zone4rank/position

I want to see you — Piano Solo (Sexy Zone/timelesz)

“Aitai yo” is a song by the Johnny’s idol group Sexy Zone, and it was used as the Fuji TV image song for Spring High School Volleyball 2018.

It’s included on the bonus CD of their 2018 album “XYZ=repainting,” which topped the Oricon album chart at No.

1.

With its refreshingly straightforward expression of feelings, it’s a perfect fit for high school students devoted to volleyball.

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Hamada Takuya

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Until the Day of Victory / Sexy Zone Covered It

Among the Johnny’s groups, Sexy Zone has repeatedly served as the image song artist for volleyball and actively supports the sport.

One of their songs, “Shouri no Hi Made,” was chosen as the image song for the World Olympic Qualifying Tournament and Asian Qualifier for volleyball held in 2016 for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.

The volleyball support edition of this single was sold exclusively at their own concert venues and at the qualifier venues.

With a melody that evokes Rio’s samba and frequent mentions of the word “Rio,” the song cheers listeners on to seize victory on the road to the Olympics.

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SAKI

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Sexy Zone "Man Never Give Up" (short ver.)

This is the seventh single by the five-member idol group Sexy Zone, formed with a focus on “masculine sexiness.” The song was used as the theme for the variety show “Super Infiltration! Real Scope Hyper” and debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon chart.

It’s an uplifting support song whose encouraging message, set to a catchy melody, really resonates—powerfully motivating not only others but the singer themselves.

It’s a pop tune perfect both for cheering someone on and for those times when you need a push yourself.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Sexy Zone「RUN」Music Video（short ver.）

This is a Sexy Zone song that inspires the courage to believe in the bonds with your friends and run toward the future.

It was chosen as the theme song for the drama “Miman Keisatsu: Midnight Runner,” starring Kento Nakajima.

Released in August 2020, the song delivers a powerful message about overcoming any hardship, set to a fast-paced, exhilarating rock sound.

The moving moment when So Matsushima, who had been on medical leave, returned and the five members performed together on television in September of the same year is surely etched in many fans’ hearts.

When you’re striving toward a goal or feeling like you might give up, listening to it will give you the courage to join hands with your companions and keep moving forward.