TUBE Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Nice! Hawaiian.TUBE61rank/position

TUBE – Iijyan Hawaiian

Speaking of summer, it’s TUBE.

This song is packed with everything that makes TUBE who they are—endless summer vibes, the ocean, and aloha shirts.

So what kind of wonderful place is Hawaii, a destination they even write songs about? If you listen to this track, which practically says, “You’ve got to visit at least once!”, you might find yourself wanting to head straight to Hawaii.

The road to tomorrowTUBE62rank/position

TUBE – The Road to Tomorrow

Included on the 1988 album “Beach Time.” A four-member rock band that debuted in 1985.

It’s a ballad with a slow, gently textured melody and vocals brimming with emotion as he sings of his love for her—one that truly stirs the heart.

Ding! Dong! Dang!TUBE63rank/position

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This is a smash hit by TUBE released in August 2005.

It was tied in as the theme song for the TV Tokyo anime’s Toho-distributed film “Naruto the Movie: Legend of the Stone of Gelel,” making it a track popular among children as well.

FULL SWINGTUBE64rank/position

FULL SWING

A song chosen as the official theme for the “RIZAP KBC Augusta Golf Tournament 2016.” Although it’s technically a B-side, it’s so cool that it feels like it deserves to be a lead track.

When it comes to summer songs, TUBE is the go-to, but this one completely shifts the mood with a rock sound.

I bet many people feel a surge of motivation when they listen to it!

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Keeping the FaceTUBE65rank/position

TUBE　Keeping The Face

It’s a classic track included on the 1988 album “Remember Me,” and there was a period when it was always performed in the latter half of their live shows.

With lyrics by Maeda and music by Haruhata, it features a distinctly rock-oriented feel.

It’s also known for having many fans who strongly hope to hear it performed live.

SomedayTUBE66rank/position

ＴＵＢＥ someday

The last song on the album “Only Good Summer.” Perhaps reflecting Maeda’s past experiences as the lyricist, it’s crafted into a rock ’n’ roll number with a grand sense of scale.

Although it hasn’t been performed much in recent live shows, it’s a hidden gem.

Always, foreverTUBE67rank/position

TUBE “Always, Forever” MUSIC VIDEO

While TUBE is often associated with songs themed around summer, this work overturns that stereotype with a warm mid-tempo number.

Its heartfelt melody and lyrics leave a strong impression, evoking the importance of love and bonds in everyday life.

Released as a single in May 2012, it is also included on the album “SUMMER ADDICTION.” A gift campaign tied to Mother’s Day was reportedly held across radio stations nationwide.

It’s the perfect song for reflecting on memories with someone special or expressing gratitude to someone you care about.

Teased and tropicalTUBE68rank/position

TUBE - Teased into the Tropics

A passionate Latin rock number that depicts a fervent romance unfolding on a tropical night.

Centered on a guitar riff, its rock-forward sound blends with Latin rhythms, delivering a refreshing melody and powerful performance that embody the liberating spirit of summer.

Opening TUBE’s self-titled album celebrating their 20th anniversary, the track was released as a DVD single in July 2005 and brightened up morning TV as the theme song for Fuji TV’s information program Mezamashi Doyoubi during July 2005.

With its rhythmic dance beat, it’s a recommended song for anyone looking to enjoy and power through the hot summer.

NadeshikoTUBE69rank/position

TUBE Nadeshiko

A track from the first album released in 19 years, Winter Letter.

For this album, the songs were created with a thorough focus on a wintry Christmas.

It captures the moment when love begins.

I believe it’s a song that will continue to be sung across generations.

I ended up alone.TUBE70rank/position

TUBE ended up being just one member.

This song was written by vocalist Maeda after being shocked at a class reunion to find that his former classmates had no dreams.

While it’s basically crafted as pop rock, it turned into a nostalgic rock number that asserts the loneliness of being on one’s own.