TRF Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Where to beginTRF21rank/position

TRF / Where to begin

Released on January 18, 2006 as the 26th single.

It was used as the ending theme song for a drama and as a commercial song for a music distribution site.

For TRF, it marked their first release after a six-and-a-half-year hiatus and drew considerable attention.

It’s a song full of a sense of speed.

Easy-do DancerciseTRF22rank/position

TRF / EZ Do Dancercise avex Special Edition DISC 1

When it comes to diet dance workouts, doesn’t TRF’s “Easy Do Dancercise” come to mind? They introduced a dance routine incorporating weight loss to TRF’s signature song “EZ DO DANCE,” and the DVD became a huge hit as something you can “enjoy dancing and lose weight.” After that, they kept releasing DVDs and more, featuring not only “EZ DO DANCE” but also other TRF hits and songs by other artists, making it a hot topic because you could keep enjoying the sequels.

Being able to dance for fun to songs you know is a great motivation booster, isn’t it?

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BE FREETRF23rank/position

TRF / BE FREE

Released on September 23, 1998 as the 21st single.

Included on the 8th album, “LOOP #1999.” It was used as a commercial song for a hair care product.

The song features a refreshing melody and lyrics from a female perspective, expressing a wish for personal growth through love.

BOY MEETS GIRL(DA!DA!DA!REMIX)TRF24rank/position

BOY MEETS GIRL (DA! DA! DA! REMIX) - UFO Baby Season 1 Ending Theme

This is the ending theme from the anime “Daa! Daa! Daa!” that aired on NHK.

The song “BOY MEETS GIRL” is one of TRF’s signature tracks, but the version used in this anime is a special remix made for the show, and this version is not included on TRF’s albums.

Because of UTRF25rank/position

trf / Because of U(Short Ver.)

Included on TRF’s mini-album “WATCH THE MUSIC,” released on February 25, 2013.

It was used as the theme song for a late-night drama.

The lyrics convey a sense of being together with friends.

It’s a refreshing, brisk track.

Tetsuya Komuro’s backing vocals give it that unmistakable “TRF” feel.

HE LIVES IN YOUTRF26rank/position

TRF / HE LIVES IN YOU

Released on August 25, 1999 as the 25th single.

Included on the album “LOOP #1999.” This track is a Japanese-language cover of a song featured in an American animated film.

It’s a piece that evokes the African land and nature—relaxed yet brimming with a sense of vitality.

Hey! Ladies & GentlemenTRF27rank/position

TRF / Hey! Ladies & Gentlemen

Released on June 12, 1996 as the 14th single.

It was used as a campaign song for an aesthetic salon.

The song expresses the feelings of a couple spending summer by the sea and in the city, sung from both the man’s and the woman’s perspectives.

Starting with this single, the notation changed from “trf” to “TRF.”

JOYTRF28rank/position

TRF / JOY

A slow-tempo ballad.

Released on February 3, 1999 as the 23rd single.

Included on the album “LOOP #1999.” It was used as the ending theme for a two-hour drama.

The song’s content is about making a vow on a morning spent with a lover.

LEGEND OF WINDTRF29rank/position

TRF / LEGEND OF WIND

A medium-tempo summer song.

Released on December 11, 1996 as the 17th single.

It was used that year as the Hawaii campaign song for an airline and was performed at the 47th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen.

Later, Tetsuya Komuro commented that he had conceived it as a sequel to “BOY MEETS GIRL.”

Live Your DaysTRF30rank/position

TRF / Live Your Days

Released on April 23, 2008 as the 30th single.

It was used as the ending theme for a motorsports program and as a commercial song for a music streaming site.

It’s a Eurobeat track full of a sense of speed.

The lyrics express a wistful feeling toward the changing seasons felt on a summer morning.