Sukima Switch Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Touch the futureSukima Suichi36rank/position

Sukima Switch – “Touch the Future” Music Video: SUKIMASWITCH – FURETEMIRAIWO Music Video

The piercing horn section conjures up an image of clear skies.

It’s a song by the musical duo Sukima Switch, also known for hits like “Zenryoku Shonen” and “Guarana,” released in 2004 as their third single.

Since it’s been used in films and variety shows, many of you may have heard it before.

Thanks in part to Ohashi’s free and expansive vocals, it has a charm that makes you want to keep listening.

The effortless, refreshing sound is irresistible, too.

It’s a sunny-day pop song that lifts your romantic mood.

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Arsen’s MelancholySukima Suichi37rank/position

Sukima Switch: Arsene’s Melancholy

This is an insert song on the album that portrays the uncoolness hidden in dramatic lyrics and the coolness of giving it your all.

The protagonist is a bit stalker-ish, but once you fall for someone, you can’t help throwing everything else out the window, right?

BeautifulSukima Suichi38rank/position

Sukima Switch / Kirei da from TOUR 2012 “musium”

Starting with a distorted guitar sound, this song is incredibly catchy.

The lyrics feature a lot of rhymes, and with each listen I feel more depth in the track.

Personally, I think Sukima Switch’s appeal comes through more in rock-oriented songs like this than in their ballads.

ScarletSukima Suichi39rank/position

Sukima Switch – “Scarlet” (Short ver.)

The ending theme of “Saturday Wide Theater.” The lyrics strongly imprint the motif of a train.

The moment when the scenery, woven from a first-person perspective, is beautifully tied together at the very end even evokes a kind of catharsis.

As a single, it’s probably the most polished.

Sukima Switch MedleySukima Suichi40rank/position

Sukima Switch THE BEST Medley ♪♪ (All 30 Songs)

This is a medley by the music duo affectionately known to many fans as Sukima.

Their powerful vocals and distinctive voices are unforgettable once you hear them.

Their approachable music is widely used as theme songs for anime and dramas, and their repertoire ranges from upbeat, positive tracks to heartrending ballads.

Traveler’s HighSukima Suichi41rank/position

Travelers High (2020 Remaster)

This song brings to mind an image of driving through an unfamiliar town with the windows down, feeling the cool breeze.

It’s a track by the musical duo Sukima Switch, included as a B-side on their 18th single, “Scarlet,” released in 2013.

You can feel the protagonist’s pounding heart and excitement as they hurry to the town where “you” live, and by the time it ends, you can’t stop grinning.

Highly recommended to listen to while thinking of someone special.

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Your storySukima Suichi42rank/position

Sukima Switch – “Kimi no Hanashi” Music Video: SUKIMASWITCH – KIMINOHANASHI Music Video

A song where you want to focus on the percussion, yet the rhythm of the chorus is equally outstanding.

It’s so simple you’ll want to imitate it and sing along.

In the music video, he makes a rare appearance in a dress shirt and tie.

He did show that look once more after this, but that was for a cameo in a drama, so practically speaking this is the only place you can really see it.