TUBE Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Since their debut in 1985, TUBE has produced many classic songs.
While they’re strongly associated with summer, they also have ballads that truly touch the heart.
Here’s a roundup of TUBE’s popular tracks.
You’re sure to discover many different sides of TUBE.
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TUBE Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
Only You: The summer days with youTUBE11rank/position
Released in 1996 as TUBE’s 23rd single.
The song was used in Sapporo Beer’s “Summer Seaside Story” commercial, with lyrics by Nobuteru Maeda and music by Michiya Haruhata, and it reached No.
9 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It’s a refreshing TUBE track that’s perfect for summer.
A Love Story Ten Years AheadTUBE12rank/position
Speaking of summer, many people think of TUBE! You probably recall their various hot summer anthems.
But Ten Years Ahead Love Story is a complete departure from TUBE’s fiery side—a gentle, soothing summer ballad.
It’s included on their 1991 album Shonan.
The song portrays a straightforward devotion: continuing to think of a former lover for decades, even millennia, until they meet again.
An unforgettable summer romance, like the one in this song, never fades no matter how many decades pass, does it? The feeling of hoping that there might still be a chance, rather than simply moving on, is also deeply relatable.
When you want to sink into the memory of that unforgettable summer love, make this song your soundtrack.
It’s summer, isn’t it?TUBE13rank/position
When it comes to early Heisei-era summer songs, this is surely the first track that comes to many people’s minds.
With lyrics about the passing of spring, the excitement for the season to come, and the flutter of a tender crush, the song rides on a piercingly refreshing guitar sound that lifts your spirits.
Released in May 1992, it also became widely known as the jingle for Ezaki Glico’s Pocky commercials.
It’s one of TUBE’s signature summer anthems, and the album that features it, “Noryo,” was a massive hit as well.
Put it on as driving music and you’ll be flooded with nostalgia; belt it out at karaoke and it’s guaranteed to get the crowd going.
Remember MeTUBE14rank/position
When it comes to TUBE, they’re the quintessential band you want to listen to in the summer.
Norihiko Maeda’s refreshing yet passionate vocals really suit the season.
That said, this particular song might come across as a bit more understated.
Even so, since it was used in a diamond commercial, many people have probably heard it.
It’s a beautiful ballad that begins with a piano intro, and it reminds you just how captivating Maeda’s voice is.
The lyrics were written by Maeda, and the composition was done by Seiichiro Kuribayashi.
Goodbye, YesterdayTUBE15rank/position
It was released in 1991 as TUBE’s 13th single.
The song was used in a commercial for Konica’s “Torikkiri Konica” disposable camera, features Latin rhythms, and—marking a first for TUBE—uses lyrics written in a female voice.
It became a major hit, reaching No.
3 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
sunflowerTUBE16rank/position
Speaking of sunflowers, that means summer—and when it’s summer, it’s got to be them! This is a song by TUBE, a rock band from Kanagawa Prefecture.
It was released in 1999 as their 29th single.
The lyrics capture a straightforward, unwavering love and the feeling of “I like you” for someone special.
The refreshing sound and the free, soaring high notes are exactly what you’d expect from them.
Perfect for a seaside drive.
moonlightTUBE17rank/position
“Gekkou” (Moonlight) is the “autumn” entry in the spring–summer–autumn–winter single series that began in 2003 through a tie-in with Mezamashi TV.
It was used from September 2003 to December 2003.
A Latin-flavored guitar melody echoes, overlapping with the image of autumn.
The emotions of a love that has fallen apart feel heartbreaking… It’s a perfect fit for autumn’s sentimental mood.
Among TUBE’s songs, it’s one of the coolest, with a stylish, standout sound.
Shonan My LoveTUBE18rank/position
The ballad Shonan My Love, which shines with a beautiful melody depicting a summer love story, was released as a single in 1991.
It’s a song packed with the members of TUBE’s youthful days spent in Shonan, and its lyrics, which nostalgically recall the dazzling moments of summer while lingering over a farewell, resonate with bittersweet emotion.
No matter how much time passes, we suddenly remember that unforgettable, special someone through a scent, a song, or a scene, wondering how they’ve been.
The warm atmosphere of this song, too, gently revives those soft, hazy memories.
The sight of it being sung together with the audience at live shows is wonderful as well.
The Moon and the SunTUBE19rank/position
“Moon and Sun” is a rock tune released in 2001 that was used as the theme song for the TV program Mezamashi TV from April to June 2001.
Comparing a man and a woman to the moon and the sun, it sings about the vast depths of love.
Its digital vibe and strong musicianship are also key highlights, making it a real crowd-pleaser live.
With a mood that feels like a whole summer’s day packed into one song and a breeziness like the wind blowing through, it’s a number that captures TUBE’s fiery side.
I want to become a rainbow.TUBE20rank/position
This song portrays the ache of unrequited love alongside a glimmer of hope.
Released in November 2000, it was used as the theme song for the “Future Diary” segment on TBS’s ‘Unnan no Hontoko!’.
It sold over 400,000 copies in total and became TUBE’s last single to surpass the 400,000 mark.
The lyrics depict the emotions after a breakup and the way one clings to beautiful memories of the past, conveying a yearning for a love that cannot be reached.
Written and composed by Atsunori Maeda, this work is a wistful ballad that differs from TUBE’s typical summer sound, resonating deeply with many listeners.
It’s a recommended track for those who have experienced heartbreak or who want to find new hope.