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Kenta Kataoka handles vocals and guitar; Junosuke Kuroda plays guitar and provides backing vocals; Tomoyuki Arai is on drums; and Takayuki Ogawa plays keyboards and sings backing vocals.

Their live shows always feature guests, and they create works together not only with musicians but also with a wide range of artists such as filmmakers, photographers, painters, architects, ceramicists, sculptors, and poets.

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sumika Popular Song Ranking [2026] (71–80)

Akaharukasumika78rank/position

It’s a sublime song that portrays parting between people with a wonderfully refreshing touch.

Its theme is the feeling of reinterpreting past youth in a new light.

It sings of the anxiety and hope that come with a new first step.

This track is a self-cover by the rock band sumika—known for their bright, pop sound—featuring Rira Ikuta, and it’s included on the single “Honto,” released in February 2026.

It was originally produced as the campaign song for FM802 in the spring of 2025.

The title track of the single that includes this song is known as the theme song for the film “Doraemon the Movie: Nobita’s New Undersea Devil’s Rock Castle.” For those about to graduate and part ways with friends, it’s a moving masterpiece that may bring tears to your eyes.

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My Rich Summer Bluessumika79rank/position

This is a song you’ll want to listen to as the weather gradually gets hotter.

How about casually playing this track while each of you spends your own kind of summer? You might find it even more fun as time flows in a way that feels more like you.

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KOKYUsumika80rank/position

[Released 2017/7/12] sumika / “Familia” All-Track Listening Trailer
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This song, included on the album “Familia,” features a funk-style beat layered with a refreshing melody.

The lyrics focus entirely on breathing—inhale and exhale—but when sung with such a beautiful melody, it somehow makes you really want to take a deep breath.

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sumika Popular Song Ranking [2026] (81–90)

Love Latersumika81rank/position

Yuki Katayama, who has a reservation for the Shinkansen, is waiting in line at a popular shop before boarding.

However, the line isn’t moving much, and it looks like she won’t make it in time for her reserved train.

She takes out her smartphone and quickly changes her reservation using Smart EX.

In the latter half of the commercial, it’s also shown that you can quickly change reservations with the EX Travel Pack, highlighting how convenient it is to use the Shinkansen with Smart EX.

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dustsumika82rank/position

sumika / New World Orichalcon Trailer Video
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This is a track included on the album “New World Orichalcum.” It sings of a sweet yet bittersweet love.

It even sounds like a love that may never be fulfilled.

When you’re worn out by romance, try listening to this song and taking a breather.

It might help you feel a bit more positive.

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Arlessumika83rank/position

This commercial introduces the idea that you can learn in a way that suits you—not just with traditional textbooks, but also by using tablets and computers, regardless of place or method.

The video begins with a scene of a female student, played by Nanami Taki, sketching a hermit crab by the seaside.

In the next cut, she switches from a sketchbook to a tablet and attends an online class.

The commercial effectively conveys how you can engage with what interests you and progress at your own pace without strain.

The background music features Sumika’s “Arles.” Its fresh, signature melody line and vocals are striking.

At the same time, the lyrics express a strong resolve to keep moving forward while believing in yourself, no matter what others say, making it a song that boosts your motivation when you listen to it.

Hane Keisuke
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Aizensumika84rank/position

This is a heartrending number that portrays the resolve of “I’ll never love anyone this much again” and a deep, unextinguishable fixation.

The depictions that ruminate on the everyday life that’s been lost and the words that will never return are suffocating, aren’t they? It’s a track by sumika, a rock band from Kanagawa Prefecture, included on the album “Vermillion’s,” released in March 2025.

Takayuki Ogawa took the core role in composing, crafting a delicate sonic landscape for this piece.

The earnest wish repeated in the chorus is filled with an almost painful tenderness.

It’s one to listen to quietly on nights when you can’t forget the person you vowed would be your “last love.” For those who want to put an end to a past romance but whose hearts aren’t quite ready yet, this song may gently stay by your side.

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