Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, who debuted in the 1990s and continue to thrive today as frontrunners of Japan’s ska scene.
Although they suffered misfortune in the late ’90s with the successive passing of members, they produced singles each time featuring star guest vocalists, resulting in many hits and classic songs.
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Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)
Girl On Saxophone XToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora36rank/position

A track included on the 20th original full-length album “Paradise Has NO BORDER.” The music video is performed in an old-fashioned public bathhouse.
There are no lyrics, but perhaps that’s exactly what makes this piece so appealing.
The LastToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora37rank/position

TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA “The Last,” a track included on the best-of album “The Last.” It’s a song whose calm tone carries a certain hidden heat.
I hope you’ll take your time and listen closely.
Because of the Falling Petals feat. Masaki SudaToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora38rank/position

Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, known for their unique sound that fuses ska and jazz, released this track in September 2024.
Featuring Masaki Suda on vocals, it stands out with a nostalgic melody and deeply emotive lyrics.
Set to be included on the album “35,” this piece serves as the final installment of the “NO BORDER” trilogy.
Ska-Para’s seasoned performance meshes perfectly with Suda’s vocals, resulting in a song that truly resonates with listeners.
It’s a perfect tune for a long autumn night—why not listen while thinking of someone special?
Thunderous Love Song feat. Sekai Kan OzakiToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora39rank/position

This is a song by Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra featuring Seikaikan Ozaki from CreepHyp as a guest vocalist.
It’s a track that reflects on the unreasonable movements of one’s own emotions—how, once that moment has passed, you feel like you want to throw away the feelings you once cherished.
Cabbage White Butterfly (feat. Shinya Ishihara (Saucy Dog))Toukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora40rank/position

This work is a collaboration between Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, better known as Skapara, and Shinya Ishihara of Saucy Dog.
The fusion of ska and rock strikes a perfect balance between lighthearted bounce and bittersweet emotion.
The lyrics depict a fragile, beautiful love—like a cabbage white butterfly—that is sure to resonate.
Released as a digital single in November 2022, this track showcases a new challenge for Skapara.
It’s recommended not only for those troubled by love, but also for anyone interested in fresh music that transcends genre boundaries.
Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)
Cats Playing at Twilight (vocal: Yoshie Nakano)Toukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora41rank/position

This track features Yoshie Nakano as a guest vocalist.
Included on their 17th album, Desire, the song has such a high level of completion that it feels as if she had always been a member handling vocals.
Its slightly mature mood blended with ska’s characteristic rhythm gives it a tango-like finish.
Paradise Has No BorderShimura Ken × Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra42rank/position

This is a song that Ken Shimura and Hiromitsu Agatsuma collaborated on with Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.
It was featured in a 2016 KIRIN “Hyoketsu” commercial and became a hot topic.
The opening is a skit-style segment featuring the grand entrance of the Bakatonosama (Fool Lord), but around 35 seconds in, a stunning live performance starts as a surprise.
The dynamic energy characteristic of Skapara resonates with the lively tones of the shamisen.


