WANIMA Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
You could say that elements like Japanese lyrics filled with straightforward messages and passionate performances are what make WANIMA so popular.
Here, we’ll introduce a ranking of WANIMA’s most popular songs—tracks where you can feel the performers’ fiery passion.
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WANIMA Popular Song Ranking [2026] (21–30)
Raran RhapsodyWANIMA21rank/position
A song by WANIMA, a rock band from Kumamoto Prefecture, chosen as the theme for episode 6 of the drama “Oshi no Ko.” Included on the EP “Sorry Not Sorry,” released in December 2024, this track stands out with its dark atmosphere and body-shaking beat.
Since crisp rhythm matters more than technique here, practice keeping a precise tempo while listening to a click.
The arrangement relies on sonic thickness, so you can enjoy the fun of locking in together as a full band.
A Gift Without a StampWANIMA22rank/position
WANIMA covered this classic song, themed around the feelings embedded in everyday words like “thank you” and “good job,” with their own distinctive sound.
Originally a warm message song crafted by Kazuo Zaitsu in 1977, WANIMA reimagined it with ska and doo-wop elements, giving it a lively, rhythmic feel.
Included on their single “JUICE UP!!” released in August 2016, the track also gained attention as the song for Recruit’s Car Sensor commercial.
It was performed at their 2017 solo concert at Saitama Super Arena and has since become a key song that fosters a strong sense of unity with the audience.
From hereWANIMA23rank/position
Kokokara by WANIMA is a song that sings of hope for the new life that’s about to begin.
It’s the perfect track to listen to when you’re feeling down from the sadness of graduation.
KENTA’s bright vocals naturally lift your spirits as you listen, and the rhythmic call-and-response parts are another highlight.
The home video–style music video, which weaves together various memories, also leaves you feeling very positive.
Be sure to check it out along with the song during graduation season!
AyayaMONGOL800×WANIMA24rank/position
A gem of a duet infused with sincerity and deep affection.
Released in June 2022 by MONGOL800 and WANIMA, the work embodies the musical affinity and friendship between the two bands.
The lyrics weave together gentle Okinawan landscapes with urban scenes, expressing a powerful desire to connect hearts beyond the physical distance from loved ones.
The track is included on a split EP featuring five songs, alongside energetic activities such as filming a music video in Okinawa and a nationwide tour.
Its warm message—that hearts remain connected even when far apart—invites listeners to reaffirm their bonds with one another.
TRACEWANIMA25rank/position
It’s a song that gently weaves together down-to-earth emotions—the resolve to keep moving forward, step by step, even while carrying wounds you can’t tell anyone about.
It’s a track from WANIMA, a three-piece band from Kumamoto Prefecture, included on their first single “Think That…,” released in August 2015, and it was also used as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s program Premier MelodiX!.
The music video was filmed at an elevation of about 2,800 meters in Hakuba, Nagano Prefecture; the grueling process of hauling equipment up the mountain mirrors the song’s lyrical theme of “leaving footprints.” Rather than giving a flashy push from behind, it’s striking for quietly singing about the presence of someone who stays by your side in hard times.
It’s a perfect song for those facing graduation and the sorrow of parting from friends, or for anyone who wants to express gratitude to the people who have supported each other up to now.
HumanWANIMA26rank/position
Cultural festivals and school festivals are where you etch a page of your youth during your student days.
And what you can’t do without is a moving, unforgettable song! WANIMA’s music portrays mistakes, challenges, and the people who face them head-on, resonating deeply with listeners.
They sing about the journey of searching for a place to belong and the meaning of life, practically speaking on behalf of students’ feelings.
This song was released as a digital-only single in October 2017 and was used as the theme song for the drama “Detective Yugami.” With WANIMA’s signature bright and powerful sound, it’s sure to hype up your cultural festival! Link arms with the friends who worked hard with you on the project and listen together—it’ll become the best memory.
Now, let’s enjoy it to the fullest and make it the greatest cultural festival ever!
Even when we’re apartWANIMA27rank/position
Hanarete Itemo (Even When We’re Apart), included on the single Chopped Grill Chicken released in 20221, is a track well known among fans as the song that closed out WANIMA’s 2021 live tour.
True to WANIMA’s style and rich in message, it’s, as the title suggests, a perfect fit for farewell moments.
It might be nice to sing it for someone you’ll be separated from for various reasons—graduation, a job transfer, moving, and so on.
There aren’t many high notes; try powering through the song while keeping its brisk pace intact.
glareWANIMA28rank/position
An anthem that gives courage to everyone standing at a crossroads in life.
WANIMA’s powerful rock sound and vocals carrying a fiery message push you to take a step toward your dreams and ideals.
Conveying the resolve to move toward the future, the courage to reach for the light, and the determination to face the trials you must overcome, this passionate song was released as a WANIMA single in April 2022 and was chosen as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Nanba MG5.” The ultimate hype-up song to boost your spirits before an important match or decisive moment.
When you’re unsure of the path forward or find yourself halted before a towering wall, listening to this song will surely give you the strength to take a new step.
It’s fine./Don’t worry about it./Just do it.WANIMA29rank/position
“Iikara” is a track included on WANIMA’s debut single “Think That…,” released in 2015.
It’s a popular song featuring mature lyrics that recount a night with an alluring woman.
In contrast to its lyrical content, the sound arrangement is very powerful, and the catchy melody is striking.
Punkish elements and a reggae flavor are seamlessly blended, resulting in a signature WANIMA sound that’s highly favored among fans.
It’s also relatively easy to sing even for those who struggle with high notes, making it easy to join in on choruses with friends and a great pick for getting everyone hyped together.
Foam on the ShoreWANIMA30rank/position
Another side of catchy WANIMA is songs with “mature lyrics,” like this one! Besides “Nagisa no Uketamashi,” they’ve released plenty of tracks in this vein, but the lyrics of this one are almost too much to look at head-on (lol)! As for the music, it’s the quintessential WANIMA: a danceable, body-swaying beat centered on the drums, intertwined with guitar and bass whose straightforward sound leaves a strong impression.
