THE BOOM’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
THE BOOM was a four-member band formed in 1986 and disbanded in 2014.
The origin of the band’s name is a paradox meaning “not swayed by trends,” and it was chosen by vocalist Kazufumi Miyazawa.
Their smash hit “Shima Uta” is well known not only in Japan but also for being covered in various countries.
Here, we introduce a ranking of some of their popular songs.
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THE BOOM Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
Blue SunsetTHE BOOM8rank/position
Included on the 2011 album “Yocchabare.” A four-piece rock band from Yamanashi Prefecture formed in 1986.
This is a collaboration with Yuu, the vocalist of the rock band GO!GO!7188.
It’s a curious and entertaining track that blends a ska-style rhythm with a melody reminiscent of classic Japanese pop.
TOKYO LOVETHE BOOM9rank/position
A captivating track with an exotic vibe.
It name-drops places from around the world while singing a heartfelt love for Tokyo.
Released in 1994, this song has long been cherished as one of THE BOOM’s signature pieces.
Kazufumi Miyazawa’s powerful vocals and the band’s performance weave a distinctive soundscape that leaves a strong impression.
Depicting the bustle of the city and everyday lives while blending in the sweetness of romance, the lyrics are sure to resonate with urban dwellers.
It’s a recommended tune not only for those living in Tokyo, but also for anyone who yearns for the big city.
YES MOM！THE BOOM10rank/position
This is a message song by THE BOOM, the Okinawan band known for “Shima Uta.” Centered on the theme of “our somewhat distorted society,” it satirizes politics and society.
It’s a heavy track in which vocalist Kazufumi Miyazawa delivers a long, scathing message in a spoken-singing style.
THE BOOM Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
berangkatTHE BOOM11rank/position
Their popularity rose with the massive hit “Shima Uta,” but they were originally a band known for upbeat songs rooted in ska.
Depending on the period, they would shift their musical style—Okinawan music, Brazilian music, kayōkyoku, and so on—but this track showcases the band’s strengths particularly well.
call my nameTHE BOOM12rank/position
This song, “call my name,” is included on THE BOOM’s second best-of album, THE BOOM2, released in 1997.
It was sung in response to the Great Hanshin Earthquake, and in the final section with English lyrics, it includes a message addressed to the people of Kobe.
I want to be by your side.THE BOOM13rank/position
A connoisseur’s favorite by THE BOOM, a band that sadly disbanded in 2014.
There are various versions, so it’s fun to compare them.
It’s a love song with a strong message: I want to be by the side of the one I love when they grasp their happiness.
Mysterious PowerTHE BOOM14rank/position
Included on the 1989 album “A PEACETIME BOOM.” A four-piece rock band from Yamanashi Prefecture formed in 1986.
Riding on a guitar sound with a rootsy American rock vibe and drums that lay down a simple beat, Miyazawa’s powerful vocals are truly energizing.