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] (41–50)
Summer DreamTUBE43rank/position

Speaking of TUBE, it’s all about summer.
Their image color is the blue of summer, and this is the ultimate summer song from a group brimming with freshness.
When you go to the beach, it’s their music you end up hearing, right? Their songs suit the sea and sky of their home, Kanagawa, perfectly, and it’s music you want to listen to every time summer comes around.
Beach timeTUBE44rank/position

Among TUBE’s summer-themed songs, this piece stands out for its richly emotive, nostalgically drawn love story.
Released in April 1988, it features lyrics by Tomoko Aran and composition/arrangement by Tetsurō Oda.
Also known as a KIRIN Lemon commercial song, it’s characterized by its refreshing sound and Nobutaka Maeda’s cool, crisp vocals.
It begins with a short intro and launches into a poppy 8-beat that evokes a summer beach, giving listeners the feeling of being transported to the seaside.
Depicting romantic feelings under the blue summer sky, the song expresses both the heat and the bittersweet ache of love through images of hot winds and coastal scenes.
N.A.T.S.UTUBE45rank/position

This song, which opened the 1990 “Aa Natsuyasumi” tour, vied for the single spot with “Aa Natsuyasumi,” but ultimately ended up as the eighth track on the album.
Because of its smooth, flowing feel, the producer at the time also commented that it lacked impact.
Paradiso ~Labyrinth of Love~TUBE46rank/position

When you think of TUBE, you picture summer, the sea, and the sun—a refreshing image—but their Latin songs are truly cool.
This track is one of them.
The Latin guitar in the intro whisks listeners away to a southern European paradise.
Vocalist Maeda’s rich, passionate voice is captivating.
Their live shows always get hyped with their staple summer songs, but the Latin-style numbers draw even louder cheers.
Amid the wistful sound, you can feel the blazing sun of dazzling Europe.
SMILETUBE47rank/position

The title track of the 1992 album Smile.
From the mid-90s onward, this song started being performed live more frequently.
The lyrics are very positive, and the song combines dynamism and strength that can turn listeners’ faces into smiles.
TONIGHTTUBE48rank/position

This song was released as the autumn installment of the spring–summer–autumn–winter singles, which were issued four times during TUBE’s 30th anniversary project year.
It’s their first single in about four months since the previous release, “SUMMER TIME.” The music video has also been drawing attention; the spring, summer, autumn, and winter videos are presented in a drama format, and you can enjoy the evolving romance between cast members Mayu Matsuoka and Motoki Ochiai.
But it’s not summer.TUBE49rank/position

It’s a song that carries a wistful mood evoking the end of summer.
Interweaving classic summer imagery like night skies, sparklers, and yukata, it portrays both the sweetness and complexity of love.
Released in 1993, it was also used as the JRA “Summer G Tours” commercial song.
From the guitar solo in the intro to the vocals just before the chorus that incorporate trance-like elements, it showcases a wide musical range.
It’s perfect for when you want to look back on summer memories or sink into a sentimental mood at the turn of the seasons.
Through this song, why not immerse yourself in the scenery of a Japanese summer?


