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Superfly's Cheer Songs and Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Superfly’s uplifting songs, filled with compassionate messages, are beloved by people of all ages.
This time, we’ve picked out her most popular anthems and ranked them.
Be sure to give them a listen.
Superfly Support Songs & Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
Soul RevolutionSuperfly1rank/position
A soul-stirring, powerful singing voice that makes your heart leap! This is the ultimate positive song from Superfly.
The unwavering will to dive fearlessly into the unknown and turn even adversity into strength pierces deeply into the listener’s heart.
Shiho Ochi’s energetic vocals seem to awaken the instincts hidden within.
The track debuted in June 2010 as NHK’s soccer theme song and was later included on the acclaimed album “Mind Travel.” When you’re starting a new challenge or need courage to face difficulties, listening to it gives you the power to transform into your strongest self.
BeautifulSuperfly2rank/position
Superfly’s “Beautiful” is a song that seems perfect for wrapping up a sports day closing ceremony with warm vocals.
Its soaring, powerful voice praises the children who gave their all and gently, yet strongly, affirms the feelings they experienced.
Some may have gained confidence from their efforts, while others may have felt the sting of defeat.
This song encourages all those children, embracing them and giving them a supportive push toward the future.
Let’s make it a sports day to remember, accompanied by this wonderful singing voice.
flareSuperfly3rank/position
This is a song by Superfly, known for her powerful and dynamic vocals, and many of you may have heard it as the theme song for the morning drama Scarlet.
In fact, vocalist Shiho Ochi’s voice isn’t just strong—it also has a gentle quality that soothes listeners.
You’ll feel that as soon as you listen to this track.
Along with her warm, soft vocals, the encouraging message—“I won’t be defeated by any adversity”—quietly resonates in the heart.
On Your SideSuperfly4rank/position
It’s an inspiring anthem that speaks to you with a soul-stirring voice, saying, “I’m always on your side.” As the 2015 support song for the Summer High School Baseball tournament, this Superfly track upheld the hearts of many.
Rather than just giving you a push from behind, it feels like someone sitting beside you in your loneliness and anxiety, shedding tears with you—a deep love that truly saves the heart.
It becomes a refuge when you want to support someone important, and when you want to feel supported yourself.
Brimming with tenderness and strength, it’s a song that fully justifies the story that Shiho Ochi was moved to tears during the recording.
A bouquet of flowers with loveSuperfly5rank/position
A powerful cheering song from Superfly has arrived to give you a push toward a hope-filled new chapter in life.
With simple words that convey deep emotions, this piece reminds us of the beauty we often overlook in everyday life and of our gratitude toward the people we cherish.
Released in February 2008, it was used as the theme song for the TV drama “Edison no Haha” (Edison’s Mother).
It’s recommended for those who need the courage to jump into a new environment or want to express their appreciation to someone important.
The heartfelt vocals and warm melody are sure to support you as you begin your new life.
AmbitiousSuperfly6rank/position
Released in June 2019, this uplifting support song features positive lyrics and a powerful melody that resonate deeply.
Written specifically as the theme song for the drama “I Will Not Work Overtime, Period!” it stands out for lyrics that encourage working people.
Shiho Ochi’s expansive vocals deliver courage and hope to listeners.
When you’re tired or feeling lost, why not listen to this song and take another look at your life?
with a gentle heartSuperfly7rank/position
This is a song by Superfly that was selected as the theme song for Mezamashi TV in 2009.
The lyrics express the idea that even if you haven’t met them yet, there might be someone close by who can share happiness with you, and listening to it really lifts your spirits.
When you feel lonely or isolated, it’s easy to become cold toward those around you, but thinking this way helps you feel kinder toward others.
It’s a song that helps you relax your shoulders and think, “I’m going to be happy!”
DynamiteSuperfly8rank/position
Superfly, the music duo that continues to captivate fans with powerful and emotional vocals.
Their 6th digital single “Dynamite,” written as the theme song for the 2022 BOAT RACE commercial series “I Am a Boatracer,” builds from the choral intro into the chorus in a way that really lifts your energy.
The message of believing in yourself and forging ahead gives you the strength to rise when you’re feeling down.
It’s a positive, uptempo tune we hope you’ll listen to when you’re unsure about your dreams or goals.
GiftsSuperfly9rank/position
Superfly, known for songs like “Ai o Komete Hanataba o” (A Bouquet with Love) and “Tamashii Revolution.” Their song “Gifts,” chosen as the required piece for the junior high division of the NHK All-Japan School Chorus Contest, is a deeply moving track.
It gently sings a powerful message: “It’s okay to be your true self.” The chorus—where the song reaches its peak—is especially beautiful in melody and is sure to bring tears to your eyes.
It feels like your heart is being stirred in the best possible way.
Listening while watching the documentary-style music video will give you even more courage.
AhSuperfly10rank/position
This song, “Aa,” was released in June 2011 as Superfly’s 13th single.
The album “Mind Travel,” which came out before this single, includes an instrumental version under the title “Ah.” Even among those affected by the earthquake, everyone thinks differently, and some feelings may be kept locked up inside.
There’s no single right answer for emotions or thoughts—and that uncertainty can breed anxiety—but this song has the power to make you feel that “it’s okay” to have that haze of confusion.
