Yuzu’s Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

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Yuzu “SEIMEI” Music Video

“SEIMEI” was released in 2019 as Yuzu’s 15th single and drew attention as it was also used in a Nippon Life commercial.

As the title suggests—meaning “life”—the song celebrates the wonder of living, conveying the idea that the light of life passed down from our ancestors to us should now be handed off like a baton to the future.

From the lyrics, you sense that everyone is supported by something unseen and immense, and that the limits we can’t seem to cross are often ones we set ourselves.

It offers a perspective that makes you realize the preciousness of life—one that can be easy to overlook.

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Yuzu “Sayonara Bus”

If you want to bid a smiling farewell to the happy days you spent with your partner, we recommend “Sayonara Bus.” It was released in 1999 by the folk duo Yuzu, and it’s a song they’ve sung since their days performing on the streets.

Its bright melody line and sprightly rhythm really resonate.

The bittersweet lyrics that evoke evening twilight are also captivating.

The nostalgia that arises precisely because you cherish someone is beautifully portrayed.

It’s a mid-tempo number that gives a gentle push to anyone who may stop and hesitate but still wants to start walking toward the future.

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mutō

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Yuzu ~ ♪ Buzzer Beater

It’s a song included on Yuzu’s fifth studio album, Sumire, released in 2003.

“Buzzer Beater” is a basketball term that refers to scoring at the exact moment the game-ending buzzer sounds.

It’s a song that makes you hope for a miraculous moment like that.

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Yuzu “Sakuragicho” Music Video

Yuzu, a folk duo beloved for their distinctive harmonies and delicate acoustic sound.

Their 20th single, Sakuragicho—released as a triple A-side alongside Shumi no Haba and Yume no Chizu—stands out with its brisk beat and nostalgic melody.

The lyrics, which depict a place filled with memories of a former lover, likely resonate with many listeners by linking to their own experiences.

It’s a sentimental number that tightens the chest, telling a story of moving forward despite lingering heartache.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Yuzu “Two Sides of the Same Coin”

The song “Omote to Ura no Ittai” (Two Sides of the Same Coin) by the musical duo Yuzu was released on December 25, 2013.

As the theme song that enriches the world of the anime HUNTER×HUNTER, it leaves a strong impression on listeners.

Centered on the uncertainties of life and the twists of fate, it skillfully weaves together opposing concepts—such as chance and inevitability, love and hatred—to deliver a message that resonates deeply with the heart.

When facing adversity or in moments when you need a push forward, listening to it can offer a fresh perspective.

Yuzu’s beautiful harmonies and the grand, expansive world depicted in the lyrics are sure to encourage many listeners and become a source of emotional support.

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Choutokkyuu

This is the seventh theme song for the romance variety show “Ainori.” As the title suggests, it’s a refreshing, fast-paced track that sticks in your head after just one listen.

If you play it during your morning commute, you’ll arrive at work feeling refreshed.

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Yuzu “with you” Music Video

This number opens with majestic strings modeled after Bach’s unaccompanied Cello Suites.

It’s an uplifting song that sings of the strength of moving toward the future “together with you,” not alone, carrying a hopeful message that even the toughest road can be overcome if you walk it with someone dear.

Released in May 2012 to mark Yuzu’s 15th anniversary, it also became widely known as the theme song for a Nippon Life commercial.

Just as Seiji Kobayashi of the Yomiuri Giants and others have used it as their walk-up music, it’s sure to give you a powerful push when you’re facing a big challenge!