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 (41–50)
Holy DanceSakanakushon

This song expresses a strong desire to escape from reality.
Its fusion of electronic soundscapes and deeply philosophical lyrics resonates profoundly with listeners.
Released in August 2015 as the lead track from “Natsukashii Tsuki wa Atarashii Tsuki ~Coupling & Remix works~,” it reached No.
62 on the Billboard Japan Radio Songs subchart.
The music video, directed by Ichiro Yamaguchi, also drew attention, with its fly-fishing scenes leaving a strong impression.
It’s a recommended track for those feeling worn out by daily life or wishing to confront the emotions deep within.
It’s a work that lets you fully savor Sakanaction’s unique world.
Sakanaction’s classic and popular songs (51–60)
Heat hazeSakanakushon

A highly recommended danceable track where retro vibes and modern flair blend beautifully! It’s included on “Sakanaction,” the best-of album released in 2018 by Sakanaction, an electronic rock band from Hokkaido.
You can’t help but move your body to it.
Sakanakushon

Sakanaction is an alternative rock band born in Hokkaido.
With an innovative approach that fuses electronic music and band sound, they’re bringing a fresh breeze to the music scene.
They made their major debut in 2007 with the album “GO TO THE FUTURE,” steadily expanding their following.
Their self-titled album “sakanaction,” released in 2013, became their first to hit No.
1.
They have also engaged in diverse activities, including creating theme songs for films and TV dramas.
In 2025, boosted by the hit of “Kaiju,” their first anime theme song, they’ve been gaining attention in South Korea as well.
Their meticulously crafted works and music videos are must-sees.
From electronica to pop, their music effortlessly transcends genre boundaries, making them perfect for anyone seeking a fresh musical discovery.
Morning SongSakanakushon

On days off, sleeping in until noon is nice, but getting up early and spacing out can be a pretty luxurious way to spend time too, right? SAKANACTION’s “Morning Song” is perfect for moments like that.
The lyrics seem to carry a deeper meaning, making it a track that really gets you thinking.
It’s because I listened to Bach’s melody at night.Sakanakushon

Sakanaction is a rock band that delivers a unique sound blending alternative rock and electronica.
In 2011, they released this track, “It’s Because I Listened to Bach’s Melodies at Night.” Inspired by the music of Bach—often called the “father of music”—the song depicts a figure overcome with melancholy under the moonlit sky.
The electronic vocals riding a four-on-the-floor beat and the surging bass will make your body move.
Set to a danceable sound, the lyrics portray a delicate heart in motion.
Give it a listen as dance music to enliven those long autumn nights.
DocumentSakanakushon

Like other songs by Sakanaction, this track is a characteristically Sakanaction piece with a relaxed, pleasant, and somewhat dark atmosphere.
However, the music video for this song is an extremely striking work.
I highly recommend watching it at least once.
AoiSakanakushon

It was a song that had once been used as a soccer theme.
Listening to it made me feel encouraged.
When you’re feeling down, when you stumble and feel like your spirit might break, or when you’re overwhelmed with anxiety—any time you slip into those slightly negative emotions—give it a listen.


