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 Rankings [2026] (81–90)
beat the crap out of someoneWANIMA81rank/position
This track by WANIMA, which began streaming in February 2026, was chosen as the opening theme for the Netflix anime Baki-dou.
With straightforward word choices, a conversational feel, and chantable phrases designed for everyone to shout together, it’s perfectly suited for belting out at karaoke.
It’s a lead single from the mini-album Excuse Error, where the instruments lock in tightly over a drum-driven beat, and the chorus delivers a thrilling lift that feels like your vision opening wide.
It’s a song that lets everyone raise their voices together and get fired up when you want to blow away everyday stress.
Full-Power BoyWANIMA82rank/position
This is a song by Sukima Switch released in 2005.
It has been used as an insert song in films and in commercials.
This popular track, which could be called a classic of pop music, is likely one you’ve heard at least once.
It’s a song that fires you up when you’re stuck in dull, dreamless days, and makes you feel like you want to change yourself.
As our daily lives evolve with a new start, we too should keep polishing ourselves.
Let’s welcome the new chapter with ambition.
A gift without a stampWANIMA83rank/position
WANIMA’s powerful vocals and sound make “Kitte no Nai Okurimono” resonate deeply.
The original song, written and composed by Kazuo Zaitsu and released in 1977, is a well-known pop classic familiar even to older generations.
Its gentle melody and lyrics, when performed by the rock band WANIMA, ring true like the voice of today’s youth.
It conveys heartfelt gratitude directly to those who have supported us.
The sincere vocals and exhilarating sound feel uplifting and are sure to brighten your mentor’s new beginning with a refreshing touch.
Japanese spiritWANIMA84rank/position
This is the song contributed to the online event “Wassai,” hosted by the Tokyo 2020 Nippon Festival.
Unlike WANIMA’s usual tracks, the melodic hardcore elements are toned down, and as the title suggests, it carries a distinctly Japanese vibe.
It even evokes the feel of a festival bon odori.
Still, with its irresistible urge to make you dance and its positive lyrics, the song delivers the energetic and fun atmosphere that’s quintessentially WANIMA.
Beyond the doorWANIMA85rank/position
WANIMA’s “Tobira no Mukou,” featured in the Lipovitan D commercial, is a refreshing rock tune that lifts your spirits.
KENTA’s piercing vocals, KO-SHIN’s aggressive guitar, and FUJI’s powerful drums blend perfectly to create a comfortable groove.
By the way, the commercial features professional golfer Hideki Matsuyama, and his straightforward passion pairs perfectly with the song’s straight-ahead sound—truly a best match!
The beginning of the endWANIMA86rank/position
A densely packed song that hurls a lot of feelings and messages at you in about a minute and a half.
The band’s signature, exhilarating two-beat drive and perfectly synchronized breaks alone keep lifting your spirits as you listen.
The very short lyrics leave plenty of room for the listener’s own interpretation, giving the impression that it’s a song that becomes each listener’s own.
On the stageWANIMA87rank/position
This is a promotional commercial for the collaboration campaign between in Jelly and WANIMA, something that should be familiar to anyone involved in school clubs.
Amazingly, WANIMA will visit just one high school in the entire country to perform a live show! The CM even shows them playing in a gymnasium, making it easy to imagine the excitement of the day.
The song performed in the commercial is “Butai no Ue de,” which depicts moving forward with hope for the future.
Its youthful lyrics and sound are a perfect fit for the CM’s theme!
Graduation PhotoWANIMA88rank/position
WANIMA is a popular rock band that has even performed on NHK’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen.
Known for their bursting energy and hard-hitting rock sound, many people may not be used to hearing them do ballads.
Even in “Sotsugyo Shashin,” the trio’s power is on full display.
The original is a gentle song, but their version conveys a strong sense of vigor.
It brings back memories of those days when we ran around in our youth.