V6 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Song of ThanksV68rank/position

V6 / Thank You Song (YouTube Ver.)

Putting gratitude into words can feel embarrassing, and this heartwarming mid-tempo number from V6 speaks for those feelings.

With lyrics that deliver thanks through everyday scenes, it’s sure to gently loosen the listener’s heart.

The structure—each member handing off solo parts so their distinct vocal colors layer the emotion—is especially memorable.

Released in March 2004, the song became familiar as the theme for TBS’s “Gakkō e Ikō!” and as the commercial song for Kawaijuku’s University Prep Course.

It resonated with the youthful spirit of the show and likely became an unforgettable memory for students of the time.

It’s a perfect track for moments of transition—like graduation or entrance exams—when you want to express gratitude to those who’ve supported you.

A moving song that helps you be honest with your feelings as you face farewells with someone important.

Feel Your BreezeV69rank/position

The Band V6 “Feel Your Breeze” (Gokusen)

It was the theme song for a 2002 TV drama starring Yukie Nakama.

It’s also one of V6’s signature songs.

With its sense of speed and freshness, the song was a perfect fit for the school-themed show.

It’s also a motivational anthem about moving forward despite anxieties about the future.

HONEY BEATV610rank/position

V6 / HONEY BEAT（YouTube Ver.）

It’s a song that’s quintessentially V6.

It’s bright and uplifting, and since V6 is an idol group with many strong vocalists, it’s very easy to listen to.

The chorus really soars, too.

It’s a cheer song.

Melody of LoveV611rank/position

V6 / Melody of Love (YouTube Ver.)

It’s a famous song, but it has a bright melody that even people who don’t know it can easily accept.

There aren’t any parts where you need to hit high notes, so I think you can sing it calmly.

The length of the song is just right—not too long.

Be Yourself!V612rank/position

V6 / Be Yourself!（YouTube Ver.）

It delivers the importance of being yourself, carried by a high-speed, exhilarating Eurobeat! Released by V6 in March 1998, this song was chosen as the image song for Fuji TV’s 29th Spring High School Volleyball tournament.

I love how the lyrics powerfully push you forward, saying you can become your true self from a clean slate.

Topping the Oricon weekly chart, this track conjures up images of players sprinting across the court.

When you’ve lost confidence or are facing a big challenge, listening to it will likely spark the strength to believe in yourself.

It’s also a great pick for cranking up the voltage during practice!

MADE IN JAPANV613rank/position

V6 / MADE IN JAPAN（YouTube Ver.）

A dance number marked by adrenaline-pumping Eurobeat where synthesizers and guitars fiercely intertwine.

Carrying the momentum of their debut, this track channels the boundless energy of Japanese youth.

Released in February 1996, it reached a wide audience as the image song for Fuji TV’s 27th Spring High School Volleyball tournament.

It debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon weekly chart and became a hit, selling around 459,000 copies.

Another draw is its structure, where Masayuki Sakamoto’s cool rap shines amid the passionate sound.

It’s the kind of song that seems to unleash limitless power when you’re charging toward a big goal or need to fire yourself up.

Believe Your SmileV614rank/position

V6 / Believe Your Smile（YouTube Ver.）

Among V6’s songs, this one is renowned as a masterpiece and was released in 1999 as their 12th single.

It was also chosen as the theme song for the drama “Abunai Hokago,” starring Kazunari Ninomiya and Subaru Shibutani, so many of you may already know it.

The lyrics express a wish to keep walking together forever with someone precious, which surely moved many fans.

Additionally, the 2016 single “by your side” is said to be an answer song to this track, and knowing these connections between songs can deepen your enjoyment of the works.

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