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Tama Popular Song Ranking [2026]

They became known to the public after appearing on the music program “Ika-ten” and subsequently debuted in 1990.

Their signature song, “Sayonara Jinrui” (Goodbye, Humanity), was a massive hit, leading to an appearance on NHK’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen and even coining the term “Tama Phenomenon,” illustrating their immeasurable influence.

This time, we’ve put together a collection of their popular songs, so if you weren’t familiar with them—be sure to check them out!

Tama Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)

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Known for crafting a uniquely atmospheric stage world—starting with “Sayonara Jinrui”—Tama also performed a cover of the Beatles’ “Girl” live.

However, the content was a complete reinvention; both the arrangement and the lyrics were transformed into a wholly original “Tama world.”

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The moon reflected on the seatama9rank/position

Tama, a band that suddenly became the talk of the town with their distinctive looks and melancholic melodies.

Though their popularity proved short-lived, they actually have many great songs.

Umi ni Utsuru Tsuki (The Moon Reflected on the Sea) is a haunting masterpiece, filled with sorrow and drowsy languor, with lyrics written by the bassist G.

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Let me introduce Full Moon Song, a piece in which a mysterious tale unfolds.

It’s a track released in 1989 by the folk-rock band Tama, and it continues to be loved across generations.

The biggest reason is its singular, enigmatic story.

Expressions you’ve likely never heard before appear one after another, continually surprising the listener.

Also note how the melody’s mood shifts to match the narrative.

For example, in the marketplace scene, it changes into a lively tune.

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Tama Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)

Russian breadtama11rank/position

Tama, a band that stood out for their one-of-a-kind musicality.

The song they crafted about a foreign bread is suffused with a slightly illicit, mysterious allure.

Over an exotic melody unfolds Kikuo Chiku’s boyish singing voice.

It carries the nostalgia of a children’s song, yet there’s an unsettling air that leaves the listener subtly on edge.

The piece seems to portray bread as a symbol of the curiosity and yearning for the unknown that awakens in adolescence.

It’s a track included on their July 1990 album Sandal, and is also known for having been performed on the TV program Ikaten.

Perfect for those who want to explore the deeper, not-just-sweet narrative qualities of bread.

Why not take your time savoring this surreal, imagination-stirring world?

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I won’t make it to school in time.tama12rank/position

This is a song about a boy who can’t find his study supplies and is torn about whether to head to school as is.

The way the musical style shifts along with the lyrics is entertaining, almost like a stage musical.

The harmonies in the chorus by the member with a distinctive singing voice are breathtaking.

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