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

Yuzu made their debut in 1998 and skyrocketed to fame with their debut single “Natsuiro.” As a Heisei-era folk duo who helped spark a revival of Japanese folk music, their refreshing vocals continue to captivate many listeners today.

This time, we’re shining a spotlight on their uplifting “cheer songs” among their popular tracks and introducing them in a ranking format!

Yuzu Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (21–30)

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Yuzu “At That Time” Music Video
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Yuzu’s single “Sonotoki ni wa,” released exclusively via streaming in 2020.

For this song, Yujin Kitagawa reached out to fans on social media, asking for messages on the theme “What do you want to do when COVID-19 is over?” He read every response, took their feelings to heart, and shaped them into this track.

There are surely people who still haven’t been able to see distant family and relatives.

For those listeners, this song will likely resonate deeply.

And yet, in true Yuzu fashion, it’s a decisively positive piece—rather than getting somber, it’s a number that gives you energy and hope for what lies ahead.

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Yuzu Winter Solstice 2006 By the way
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An early Yuzu song, before Natsuiro.

Included on the mini-album Yuzuman.

Lately I haven’t been sleeping well because there’s someone I’m interested in.

If you feel like you’ve lost the meaning of life, it might be because you’re shutting yourself inside your own shell.

Look around you.

There are many people reaching out a hand.

Yuzu's Cheer Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026] (31–40)

In a Sunlit Spotyuzu31rank/position

Yuzu - Solo Acoustic/At the Sunny Spot
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This is a song by Yuzu, a male duo known for the beauty of their choral work.

It’s included on their third album, Tobira, released in 2000.

The refreshing tone and lyrics that recount memories gently sink into the heart.

It was selected as the image song for the National High School Rugby Tournament.

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Yuzu "Layers" MUSIC VIDEO
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This song was created with wishes for the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake.

The duo Yuzu visited the disaster-affected areas and turned the feelings they built up there into song.

Composed of overlapping melodies of piano and strings, it conveys a gentle, embracing warmth.

Included on the album “Shin-on” released in March 2026, it was shared on television and other media as a tie-in with NHK’s song to commemorate 15 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake.

When you’re lost and anxious, it can be hard to look ahead or even think about the future.

This number stays close to those feelings and teaches the importance of taking the first steps toward a brighter future.