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Famous and popular songs by Ulfuls

Here’s an introduction to some of the most popular songs by Ulfuls, a hot and soulful rock band.

Tracks like “Guts da ze!,” “Eenenn,” and “Waraereba” leave a strong impression with their gutsy, positive energy.

Listen to this playlist and your heart is sure to be fired up!

Music that moves you is incredibly captivating.

By the way, the band’s name doesn’t have a particular meaning; it comes from their favorite record titled “Soulful.” Due to a line break, it was read as “Ulful,” which became their name.

Ulfuls’ famous and popular songs (51–60)

Banzai, I’m glad I fell in love with you.Urufuruzu

This song has become a classic rock ballad.

It’s a love song that conveys feelings for a loved one in a straightforward, manly way, so why not give it a listen?

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A New Love Song ~Merry, Merry Christmas~Urufuruzu

A song included as the B-side to Ulfuls’ 20th single, “Yume.” The heartfelt way Tortoise Matsumoto sings “Merry Christmas~” alone is enough to bring you to tears.

It’s a rock track that’s still easy to listen to—a song you’ll want to enjoy with your family.

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Isn’t it Sunshine?Urufuruzu

Ulfuls “Isn’t It Sunshine?” Promotion Video
Isn't it Sunshine?Urufuruzu

You think it’s going to have a melancholy, bluesy vibe, but once the chorus hits it shifts into a warm mood.

That touch—whether you call it their style, their feel, or their sound—is something uniquely Ulfuls.

This song stands out for its worldview that vividly, and with a bit of earthy grit, portrays the changing seasons.

It feels like something that somehow didn’t exist until now, and it became a notable track among their fans.

It was tied in with a Duskin commercial, and it fit the theme perfectly.

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Banzai ~ I’m glad I loved you ~Urufuruzu

It was released in 1996 as Ulfuls’ 10th single.

The song was cut as a single from the album “Banzai,” and was later used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Goddess of Victory.” It sold over 500,000 copies and, due to its lyrics, is a love song often played at weddings.

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Easy childbirth momUrufuruzu

Ulfuls’ “Anzan Mama” portrays the joy of the moment a baby is born and the hope for happiness that lies ahead.

Released in 1995 as the B-side to the single “Tokoton de Ikou!,” it was also used as the ending theme for the drama “Kairaku Ninpu.” All parents share the wish for their newborn to grow up healthy and strong, and the song conveys the resolve of both mom and dad to do their best for that future.

Give it a listen as a song that prays for a bright future for the baby.

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