Popular songs by TOKIO. A collection of tracks recommended for Japanese rock fans.

LOVE, HOLIDAY.TOKIO

JRA 60th Anniversary Commemorative CM 'LOVE, HOLIDAY'

A song released in 2014 as their 49th single.

It’s a track that sings about how wonderful it is to spend a day off with someone you love, and the “Wow, wo, wo, wo~” call-and-response sounds like it would fire up a live show.

Even among TOKIO’s many catchy tunes, this one stands out for its appealing rock ’n’ roll vibe.

Yesterday’sTOKIO

TOKIO Yesterday’s

A song that begins with an introspective scene—gazing at a motionless swing in a quiet park.

In truth, its theme is a powerful story of rebirth, overcoming the past and stepping into the future.

This track was included on the classic album “YESTERDAY & TODAY,” released in February 2000, and it also became the theme song for the popular TV show “Gachinko!”.

When you’re struggling at a turning point in life, the song’s dramatic progression and band sound will surely give you a push forward.

SpiderTOKIO

[Too Delicious, Beware ⚠] Spider / TOKIO (with lyrics) Theme song of the drama “Wani to Kagegisu” Bird and Horse Singing Series

A rock number written and composed by Tomoya Nagase, chosen as the theme song for the drama “Wanitokagegisu.” Nagase reportedly wrote it in empathy with the clumsy yet determined protagonist struggling to live.

The earnest desire to break free from everyday anxiety and loneliness rides on a straightforward band sound that resonates deeply.

Released in August 2017, this work marked a milestone for TOKIO as a five-member group.

It’s a song you can cherish as an anthem of support: when you want to change a reality that isn’t going your way, it carries a comforting warmth that gently nudges you forward.

Love! I wanna be with you…TOKIO

TOKIO “Love! Wanna Be With You…” covered by Wakana – Mr. Housekeeper, Mitazono –

That straight, exhilarating rock sound is insanely cool, right? Written and composed by Tomoya Nagase, this song carries a passionate message about the bonds that await after overcoming wounds and the strength of being with someone.

You can’t resist the empowering push it gives you as you listen! Released in November 2016, it also served as the theme song for the drama “Kaseifu no Mitazono” starring Masahiro Matsuoka.

The punkish, catchy guitar riff is sure to grab the hearts of even regular rock listeners.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to with someone special!

The Miracle of Haneda AirportTOKIO

TOKIO [Miracle at Haneda Airport] Full

A hidden gem written and composed by Ken Yokoyama of Crazy Ken Band.

Its slightly nostalgic Showa-era pop melody fuses with their signature, hard-hitting band sound, exuding a grown-up allure.

The lyrics, depicting a man hurrying to confess his feelings to a woman about to depart from Haneda Airport, are especially striking—making you wonder, “What’s going to happen next?” Released in February 2012, the song was also the theme for the drama Hello Work for 13-Year-Olds starring Masahiro Matsuoka.

It’s a track that sets your heart ablaze with a thrilling love story.

For myselfTOKIO

(THAI SUB) For Myself – TOKIO

A TOKIO track that was used as the theme song for the drama “Nurseman ga Yuku” starring Masahiro Matsuoka.

Its band sound, brimming with a sense of speed that makes you want to start running, is striking, and it’s a powerful anthem that fires up the listener’s heart.

The straightforward message—move forward into the future for yourself—really resonates.

Released in November 2004, the song was performed at that year’s Kōhaku Uta Gassen, giving courage to many.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you’re about to start something new or when you want to cut through your doubts.

Thank you… for the courageTOKIO

Thank you Courage TOKIO

This song was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s coverage of the Atlanta Olympics.

Composed by Toshinobu Kubota, this ninth single combines a characteristically Johnny’s danceable sound with TOKIO’s band style, showcasing a new appeal for the group.