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

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Yuzu “Song Cheer” Music Video

Set to a fanfare, Yuzu’s cheer song features that unmistakable voice everyone’s heard at least once—a voice that instantly lifts your spirits.

Since it was used in a commercial, I think many people will recognize the chorus.

With its clapping sections and big sing-along chorus, it’s a song you’ll definitely want to belt out at a live show.

And as expected, Yuzu’s encouragement hits especially hard when you’re struggling or feeling troubled.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Yuzu - Gifted Poem - Solo Acoustic - 6th Grader

“Okuru Uta,” included as the coupling track to “Natsuiro,” the major-label debut single by Yuzu, one of Japan’s representative folk duos.

It’s said the song was written during their street-performing days for their fans, and the lyrics seem to capture how the two were back then.

With its upbeat groove and warm words—so quintessentially Yuzu—this track is packed with heartfelt feelings of cherishing the other person.

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Frontier

This song was written as the official theme for the NBA Japan Games 2022 Presented by Rakuten & NISSAN.

Its brisk, light sound—infused with country elements—leaves a strong impression and evokes a positive drive toward one’s goals.

The lyrics portray both empathy for the struggles of those chasing their dreams and messages of encouragement that give them a push, making it a track that can elevate your spirits in sports settings, too.

Along with its bright atmosphere, the timbres reminiscent of noisemakers used by cheering crowds are another highlight, helping you lock into the rhythm and step into your support with confidence.

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Yuzu “At That Time” Music Video

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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utatane

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Yuzu Winter Solstice 2006 By the way

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.