SUPER BEAVER’s Support Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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SUPER BEAVER "how are you?" ~ "A Modest Thing" LIVE

Even though I think it’s ridiculous, I still go along with the trends of the times, pretend to be someone I’m not, and force a smile as I do things I don’t even want to do.

This song is a message to that version of myself.

The self-questioning—what does it say about me that I do such things?—gives the music a somewhat pained tone.

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SUPER BEAVER "your song" guitar

“Your Song,” which was used as an insert song in the film Rainbow Days.

This track is one of the songs included on their second full-length album, How the Future Begins, released in 2012.

With a gentle melody that flows naturally into your heart, the song is filled with the excitement of meeting someone important to you, as well as the frustrating feeling of overthinking and going around in circles.

Even if you’re not in a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, you still feel this way when you’re about to see someone special, don’t you?

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utatane

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SUPER BEAVER “Sanzan” MV (Theme song for “Gintama: New Theatrical Version - Yoshiwara in Flames”)

This is a song written as the theme for “Gintama: The New Theatrical Edition – Yoshiwara in Flames.” It’s included on the double A-side single “Sanzen / Ikigai,” released on February 11, 2026, and carries a passionate message about continuing to resist for the sake of what one wants to protect, even while bearing weakness and regret—a powerful rock number befitting SUPER BEAVER’s 20th anniversary.

The overall vocal range is C#3–G#4, with the highest notes appearing repeatedly in the chorus.

Simply put, the highest part of “Sanzen” is the chorus, so as long as you can firmly hit the chorus’s high notes, your pitch accuracy will definitely improve and you can aim for a high score.

Singing crisply and clearly should help you project your voice and stay stable.

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Kubota Mami

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Conto’nroll

This is the B-side track to the single “Futatsu no Tabiji,” released in August 2009 by SUPER BEAVER, a band known as regulars on the rock festival circuit.

With its distinctive four-on-the-floor rhythm, it’s a surefire crowd-pleaser at festivals.

The lyrics deftly capture the difficulty of self-expression within society and the instinctive behaviors of human beings.

They portray complex emotions with humor, such as the wish to “say what I’m thinking out loud” contrasted with the contradictory feeling of not actually wanting to shout.

It’s a recommended track not only for festival lovers, but also for anyone who wants to express their feelings honestly.

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Goodbye

It is included on the fourth mini-album, “If the World Awakens.” As the title suggests, it’s an acoustic number that unfolds with a quiet, calm melody, evoking the bittersweet pain of parting.

Even amid the hardship, the song also conveys a sense of hope to move forward.

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SUPER BEAVER / “ILP” cover Chukyo University Sound Note

This is the closing track of the fourth album, “To Love,” and it’s based on a real-life experience, delivering a powerful message that can be taken as a response to it.

When someone who inspires dreams has this kind of attitude, it’s seriously cool! It makes you want to follow them anywhere!

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SUPER BEAVER “home” ~ “To a Joyful Tomorrow” LIVE

It’s a song about the importance of having a place to say “I’m home,” a place to return to—the very thing that lets us keep going even as we suffer through days filled with endless self-questioning—Is this okay? Is this right?—and with a vague, gnawing inner conflict.