Sukima Switch Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Sukima Switch / Future Flower (Miraika): SUKIMASWITCH / MIRAIKA (Short Ver.)

For those who find themselves overthinking even after crawling into bed, I recommend the song “Mirai Hana.” It was released in 2018 by the music duo Sukima Switch, known for crafting catchy tunes anyone can enjoy.

Its warm sound—built on a jazzy piano accompaniment and vocals—really strikes a chord.

The song overflows with pure feelings that paint a “future” with someone special.

You’ll also get to fully appreciate Takuya Ohashi’s wide vocal range.

On sleepless nights, it’s especially nice to let these gentle vocals wash over you.

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mutō

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Sukima Switch / Rain-Waiting Wind

It’s a nostalgic ballad that wishes for the rain to wash away heart-aching memories.

Created by the musical duo Sukima Switch and released as a single in 2005, it drew attention after being featured in a Calbee commercial.

The sound is striking for its depth, with acoustic playing wrapped in orchestral textures.

Vocalist Ohashi’s straightforward singing really shines here.

When you’re plagued by loneliness, this song might be there to keep you company.

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Araki Jakkan

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SUKIMASWITCH “Climal” Lyric Video

This is a song by Sukima Switch that celebrates the courage to take on challenges in pursuit of dreams and hopes.

It’s included on the album “A museMentally” and was released in June 2024.

Its powerful melody and emotive vocals resonate deeply with listeners.

With “climbing” as its theme, it expresses the determination to face difficulties and the will to expand one’s potential.

It’s a track that gives courage to move forward to those feeling stuck in work or life.

Created as part of the special “Overcoming Walls Project” in collaboration with the INSOURCE Group, it also helps boost motivation for business professionals.

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Sukima Switch – “view” Music Video: SUKIMASWITCH – VIEW Music Video

Sukima Switch’s major-label debut single.

An upbeat tune with Ohashi’s vocals cutting with a sharp edge.

Even though this song marked their debut, the music video features a scene where the two of them get into a fight (not a real one, of course)! It still makes me nervous to watch.

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Sukima Switch – “Akatsuki no Uta” Music Video: SUKIMASWITCH – AKATSUKINOUTA Music Video

The way they add inflection to the vocals is distinctive.

It’s precisely because the lyrics are truly alive—words with real blood in them—that the entire song feels vibrant.

Among their many tracks, the unusually prominent use of the flute lends a softness that differs from Skima Switch’s usual style.

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SUKIMASWITCH – “Paraborava” Music Video: SUKIMASWITCH – PARABORAVA Music Video

This commercial promotes the fact that with Co-op Kyosai you can get insurance for an affordable amount.

It features a young couple with a small child and tells the story, “When we reviewed our fixed costs and reconsidered our insurance, we ended up choosing Co-op Kyosai,” which likely made many viewers think, “I see! We should look into it for our family too!” The background music is Sukima Switch’s “Paraborava,” and its sparkling lyrics and their signature refreshing melody leave a strong impression.

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Hane Keisuke

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Sukima Switch “Me, an Umbrella, and Sunday produced by Takao Tajima (ORIGINAL LOVE)” recording footage

It’s a heartbreak song about a man walking through the city under a clear vinyl umbrella, remembering the days he spent with the girlfriend who left him on a rainy Sunday.

The breakup words came from her, but he says the cause lies with himself—there were so many days they couldn’t meet, and he kept making her endure her loneliness.

It’s a bittersweet song.