Sexy Zone Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Sexy Zone ｢puzzle｣ (YouTube Ver.)

Sexy Zone is a popular group that has led Japan’s idol scene since the Heisei era.

While they’ve recently released more full-fledged, K-pop-style tracks, they still put out classic, catchy idol songs too.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend is “puzzle.” The range is somewhat on the higher side, but falsetto appears only once in the chorus.

Even then, it’s a brief, low falsetto, so in most cases you can sing it in chest voice.

Give it a try!

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Ryo

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Sexy Zone ｢King & Queen & Joker｣ (short ver.)

Many of you were likely captivated by Kento Nakajima playing the “King,” Shori Sato the “Queen,” and Fuma Kikuchi the “Joker.” Released in May 2014 as Sexy Zone’s sixth single, the song uses the world of playing cards as a motif to portray the push and pull of a fated romance.

The highlight is its dramatic sound, where a passionate dance beat fuses with pop rock.

It’s a mood-lifting track—perfect for when you want to immerse yourself in a thrilling love story!

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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.

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Sexy Zone “Honne and Tatemae” (YouTube Ver.)

Sexy Zone, a four-member idol group widely known by the abbreviation “Sekuzo,” features members who are each active across a broad range of fields.

Their 24th single, “Honne to Tatemae,” was chosen as the theme song for the TV drama “Usokon.” From its opening with beautiful choral work, the arrangement progresses into a funky ensemble that, together with its cool melody, really sticks in your ears.

It’s a sexy pop tune recommended both as background music and as a go-to for karaoke.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Head over heels for youSexy Zone12rank/position

Sexy Zone 'Kimi ni HITOMEBORE' (short ver.)

Johnny & Associates has many male idol groups, but they are the most dynamic among the younger acts.

Their distinctly teenage energy is on full display, so I’m sure they enjoy overwhelming support from women of the same age group.

If you sing their songs at karaoke, they’ll likely be popular with young people too.

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Sexy Zone「NOT FOUND」Music Video(YouTube ver.)

Sexy Zone, also affectionately known as “Sekuzo,” is a five-member group that debuted in 2011.

When they first debuted, they had a fresh, youthful cuteness, but since then they’ve increasingly showcased a cool, mature appeal.

Their 2020 release “NOT FOUND” was used as the theme song for the drama “Babel Kusakyou,” starring Fuma Kikuchi.

From the sound on up, traces of sophistication are sprinkled throughout.

The lyrics are passionate and convey a certain strength as well.

It’s also a song with elements of an encouraging anthem.

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Sexy Zone “Snow Falls in a Sexy Summer” (short ver.)

The song’s title evokes a summer beach that’s the complete opposite of Christmas, yet its catchy melody and romantic lyrics transcend the seasons.

Released in October 2012 as Sexy Zone’s third single, it was also chosen as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “Super Infiltration! Real Scope Hyper.” Its enchanting worldview—snow falling over the midsummer sea—and the deft portrayal of a love-shy protagonist’s emotions leave a warm afterglow in listeners’ hearts.

It’s sure to be a hit at karaoke not only during the Christmas season but year-round.

For anyone struggling with love, this is a song that will surely give you courage.