Ulfuls Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Ulfuls – Good Woman

You can fully savor the stirring sound of the harmonica in Ulfuls’ “Ii Onna.” The song’s appeal lies in Tortoise Matsumoto’s passionate vocals and the clear, resonant harmonica.

In particular, the melody in the intro leaves a powerful impression.

Among Ulfuls’ catalog, this track stands out with a unique presence.

It portrays emotions specific to men, so many listeners will likely relate.

Along with the message woven into the song, be sure to enjoy the deeply moving sound crafted by the harmonica.

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Ulfuls – Start Rampaging

“I thought I was more grown-up.” “I thought I could get through life more deftly.” Have you ever felt that way after becoming an adult? From Ulfuls’ song “Abaredasu,” you can feel the struggle with your own inadequacy and the desire to live up to someone important.

It’s not a song that says, “Let’s be cheerful and happy!” but for adults the lyrics may resonate all too deeply and be encouraging, don’t you think? Even if you’re clumsy or only keeping up appearances on the surface, having someone who stays by your side is incredibly saving, isn’t it?

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Ulfuls – Debt King

Ulfuls, a funk band that Osaka is proud of.

Their songs that use Osaka dialect have the power to instantly turn a stylish funk number into something steeped in the mood of Osaka.

Their appeal lies in their human warmth, and “Shakkin Daiō” (King of Debt) is arguably one of their most deeply human tracks.

As the title suggests, it’s a song about money, but it’s practically a cry from the soul.

If you sing this one at a drinking party karaoke, it feels like it would carry a whole lot of extra persuasive force.

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Ulfuls – It Makes Me Want to Cry

This is a single released by Ulfuls in 2007.

It was also used as the theme song for the film “A Dog Named Palma.” While simple, the sound and vocals carry a sense of strength, and the moderate tempo gives the impression of something staying by your side and encouraging you.

It evokes an image of cherishing the small, everyday scenes and, even in difficult times, teaching you to move steadily toward the future, one step at a time.

It’s a warm, gentle anthem of support.

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Ulfuls “SUN SUN SUN ’95” Music Video

This song features a bright melody reminiscent of the summer sun and uplifting lyrics.

It was released in July 1995 as Ulfuls’ eighth single.

It briskly portrays romance in the scorching heat and the passion of summer, making it even more enjoyable to listen to on hot days.

The super high-energy, rock ’n’ roll vibe is fantastic! I think it’s perfect for getting pumped up with friends at the beach or by the pool.

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Ulfuls – Samurai Soul

Samurai Soul is the 28th single released by Ulfuls in 2006, a song written and composed by Tortoise Matsumoto after watching Toshiro Mifune’s performances in films directed by Akira Kurosawa.

In 2017, Rina Katahira covered it on Ulfuls’ tribute album “Ulfuls Tribute – Best of Girl Friends.” It was also used as the walk-up song for Akiyoshi Aoyagi of Samurai Japan, the Japan national baseball team.

It’s an uplifting anthem that fills you with energy—be sure to give it a listen!

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Ulfuls – Both For You

This piece was created as a theme song for high school baseball, which brightens the hot summer.

It brilliantly captures the passion and youth of the players at Koshien.

Ulfuls’ bright, energetic sound perfectly matches the atmosphere of summer high school baseball.

Released in July 2007, it was selected as the unified theme song for that year’s summer high school baseball tournament.

It is also included on the album “KEEP ON, MOVE ON.” The lyrics convey deep feelings for a loved one and the fervor that burns within limited time, resonating with listeners’ hearts.

It’s a recommended track not only for high school ballplayers, but also for anyone who feels nostalgic for their youthful days.