Sakanaction’s classic and popular songs
Here are some songs by Sakanaction, a band that has carved out a unique place for themselves with distinctive tracks rooted in their own worldview.
I still can’t forget the time they headlined at one of the RUSH BALL festivals—the stage at Izumiotsu Phoenix, enveloped in the darkness of night and illuminated with dreamy lighting, matched their music perfectly and was truly moving.
Ichiro Yamaguchi (Vo./Gt.) is an avid angler, and some of their songs use fishing as a concept, with fishing scenes even appearing in their music videos.
Knowing that background might lead to new discoveries when you listen to their music.
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Sakanaction’s classic and popular songs (1–10)
Maybe the wind.Sakanakushon

From the moment I hear it, I can picture the scene vividly in my mind.
It feels like a scene from a movie or drama, and as I listen, I get the sense that I’m slipping into the story myself.
It’s a song that makes me recall bittersweet romances and feel a slightly more grown-up version of myself.
Native DancerSakanakushon

I think everyone has their own interpretation of lyrics, but considering that the album featuring “Native Dancer” was their first after moving to Tokyo, it feels like a song expressing the anxiety of possibly being forgotten by the people back home in Hokkaido.
EndlessSakanakushon

There are times when I want to look away from everything—nasty rumors, badmouthing, all of it.
When you feel like you don’t want to hear anything, I really hope you’ll listen to this song.
Somehow the lyrics resonate in my heart and bring me to tears.
The melody, the lyrics, and the singing voice are all gentle and beautiful.
Sakanaction’s Classic and Popular Songs (11–20)
MusicSakanakushon

Since this song was the theme for the Fuji TV drama “dinner,” I imagine many of you have heard it.
It’s a pleasant track with the feel of four-on-the-floor dance music.
The music video was also directed by Kazuaki Seki, who worked on “Aruku Around.” Every time I watch a Sakanaction MV, I can’t help but think that Yamaguchi, the vocalist, is truly an actor—he’s impressive.
Dancer in the NightSakanakushon

This song is included on Sakanaction’s album “sakanaction,” known for its unique blend of electronica and rock.
Its bouncing guitar tones and catchy melody are striking—easy to find yourself humming along.
Released in March 2013, the track portrays the inner struggles and hopes of people chasing their dreams.
Set against rainy nights and moments of turmoil, it sings of the joy of discovering future goals and the effort it takes to reach them.
It was also featured in a commercial, so many listeners may recognize the chorus.
Listening at night might make the experience even more moving.
RookieSakanakushon

This song was used as the theme for a TOSHIN (Toshin cram school) commercial.
As the title “Rookie” suggests, it’s a song that stirs up a spirit of challenge, isn’t it? I hope we can keep taking on challenges without forgetting how it felt to be a rookie, and someday spread our wings in a big way.
GoodbyeSakanakushon

A masterpiece whose indescribable emotions seep into the heart.
Included as the B-side of a single released by Sakanaction in June 2019, this track captivates listeners from the very first moments with the beautiful melody of its lead guitar intro.
The music video portrays a poignant story of a man and woman parting ways, radiating a charm that makes you want to watch it again and again.
Despite its instrumental composition, it conveys a deep message centered on themes of bereavement and loss, and the PV’s interpretation can be seen as depicting a crossroads between reality and religious imagery.
It’s a song I especially recommend to those who have experienced a farewell with someone dear, or who find themselves standing at a turning point in life.


