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Wagakki Band Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Traditional Japanese instruments—ranging from taiko drums and shamisen to those used in gagaku—are no less diverse than Western instruments.

They can be played across genres, from traditional Japanese music to contemporary pop, as well as Western classical and jazz.

The musical “range of coverage” for Japanese-instrument ensembles is expanding in the music scene.

Wagakki Band Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)

Perfect BlueWagakki Band29rank/position

Among Wagakki Band’s works that blend tradition and innovation, this is arguably one of the most captivating songs.

With its exhilarating, fast-paced rhythm and rapid-fire lyrics, it delivers a powerful message centered on self-exploration and growth.

Released in September 2015, the track showcases the band’s musical identity, achieving a superb harmony between the tones of traditional Japanese instruments and rock elements.

While it’s fairly challenging to sing at karaoke, it’s the perfect choice when you want to take a new step forward or reflect on yourself.

Why not give it a try?

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Six Trillion Years and an Overnight StoryWagakki Band30rank/position

[Wagakki Band] Six Trillion Years and One Night Story (Roku Chōnen to Ichiya Monogatari) [VOCALOID]
Six Trillion Years and an Overnight StoryWagakki Band

Their music, performed almost entirely with traditional Japanese instruments, showcases advanced technique and an undeniable professional spirit that makes it look incredibly cool.

They’re immensely popular among junior high and high school students.

I imagine many of their songs have been sung at karaoke, too.

I’m really looking forward to seeing what they do next.

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Wagakki Band Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (31–40)

Honor in LoveWagakki Band31rank/position

WagakkiBand / “Honor in Love” Behind the Scenes
Honor in LoveWagakki Band

This song by Wagakki Band evokes a powerful forward-driving energy with the sounds of taiko drums and the conch shell.

Written by vocalist Yuko Suzuhana as the theme song for “SumaPachi Gifū Dōdō!! ~Kanetsugu and Keiji~ 3,” it features the word “katamuki” (tilt), a term symbolic of Maeda Keiji, used strikingly in the lyrics.

Throughout, it conveys a sense of power to carve out the future.

While the band’s appeal often lies in the rich, layered sound that comes from having many members, this track particularly emphasizes a body-shaking rhythm.

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