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T-BOLAN Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Debuting in 1991 and taking Japan’s J-pop scene by storm, the four-member rock band T-BOLAN’s popular songs are introduced here in ranking format.

With million-selling singles and albums, and numerous tie-in songs for TV dramas and commercials at the time, you could practically hear T-BOLAN whenever you turned on the TV.

T-BOLAN Love Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Rather than telling you with a sulky gaze, I want to see the light.T-BOLAN8rank/position

T-BOLAN / Rather than telling you with a sulky gaze, I want to see the light.
Rather than telling you with a sulky gaze, I want to see the light.T-BOLAN

This piece feels like Moritomo Arashi’s heartfelt voice gently illuminating the small hopes hidden in everyday life.

While reflecting on our tendency to think the worst, it portrays a quiet resolve not to look down, but to lift our heads and seek the light.

The song was included as the B-side to the hit single “Wagamama ni Dakae-tanara,” released in November 1993.

While the title track is widely known as the opening theme for the drama “Aishiteru yo!,” this work, despite having no tie-in, has long been cherished by fans as a gem.

When you’re a little worn out by the ordinary days, listening to this song may help you find small joys hidden in familiar scenes.

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Anxious LipsT-BOLAN9rank/position

T-BOLAN, who rose to popularity in the ’90s with their straight-ahead rock sound.

Among their songs lies a hidden gem that captures the delicate side of love.

This track portrays a protagonist swayed by lingering anxiety and jealousy toward their lover.

Afraid that putting it into words might break the relationship, all they can do is hold on tightly—a clumsy kind of love that, paired with Arashi Moritomo’s husky vocals, really hits you in the heart.

The song appears on their fifth album, LOOZ, released in December 1993.

The way it shifts from a reggae-tinged rhythm into a driving rock sound in the chorus is incredibly cool to listen to.

On a night when a shadow falls over your relationship, this song will let you deeply relate to that frustrating, conflicted feeling.

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Full-moon nightT-BOLAN10rank/position

It’s a masterpiece you’ll want to sink into on a quiet night.

Under the full, satisfying moonlight, the unwavering certainty of two people’s love gently comes through in Arashi Moritomo’s husky, sweet vocals.

This song is a calm ballad with tender piano and strings, brimming with their lyrical charm that’s a shade different from their fiery rock numbers.

It’s an unreleased track included on the best-of album “LEGENDS,” released in March 2010, and it came as a delightful surprise for fans.

It’s a gem of a song that will warm your heart even more when you listen to it at the end of the day, spending time with someone special.

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